Easiest MTSC Sin Role?? - Guild Wars Forums

wolf1095 · Jan 09, 2011, 03:05 AM // 03:05

What MTSC sin role is easiest for a beginner: A/D Crit Scythe, or A/W WotA Splitter?(I am not necessarily a beginner, but it has been ages since I have really done any real ones, so I need to get used to it again). Thanks!

Shayne Hawke · Jan 09, 2011, 06:39 AM // 06:39

The easiest one is the one you practice the most.

Both basically work around maintaining your buffs and spamming your attacks, which is easy enough to begin with and fairly similar between the two. The only thing that might separate them is the different routes that you might run with each build, to which I repeat that the easiest one is going to be the one you practice the most.

Mentle King · Jan 09, 2011, 09:56 PM // 21:56

Well... to be honest A/D's or WotA Sins are both very easy to learn or know how to do well... if its your first time just follow the group of sins and learn the paths / splits

It is probably easier to learn A/D Crit Scythe since there is more of them and easier to follow. WotAs need to know their own splits to make the run as fast as it can. if WotA runs wrong way its a bigger problem than if A/D runs of with WotA's.

Good luck with the runs.

Just keep in mind to always hav monks in range for enchantments... or you are screwed

Jan 09, 2011, 03:05 AM // 03:05	#1
wolf1095 Ascalonian Squire Join Date: Nov 2010 Guild: Finding It Really Easy [FIRE] Profession: A/	Easiest MTSC Sin Role?? What MTSC sin role is easiest for a beginner: A/D Crit Scythe, or A/W WotA Splitter?(I am not necessarily a beginner, but it has been ages since I have really done any real ones, so I need to get used to it again). Thanks!

Jan 09, 2011, 06:39 AM // 06:39	#2
Shayne Hawke Departed from Tyria Join Date: May 2007 Guild: Clan Dethryche [dth] Profession: R/	The easiest one is the one you practice the most. Both basically work around maintaining your buffs and spamming your attacks, which is easy enough to begin with and fairly similar between the two. The only thing that might separate them is the different routes that you might run with each build, to which I repeat that the easiest one is going to be the one you practice the most.

Jan 09, 2011, 09:56 PM // 21:56	#3
Mentle King Academy Page Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Gate of Anguish Guild: Surpassing the Ordinary [Epic] Profession: D/	Well... to be honest A/D's or WotA Sins are both very easy to learn or know how to do well... if its your first time just follow the group of sins and learn the paths / splits It is probably easier to learn A/D Crit Scythe since there is more of them and easier to follow. WotAs need to know their own splits to make the run as fast as it can. if WotA runs wrong way its a bigger problem than if A/D runs of with WotA's. Good luck with the runs. Just keep in mind to always hav monks in range for enchantments... or you are screwed