Apr 12, 2006, 07:36 PM // 19:36 | #1 |
Pre-Searing Cadet
Join Date: Apr 2006
Profession: N/Me
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New to Guild Wars
so like the title says im new to Guild Wars and for my first character i made a N/Me, but as ive sorted through the forums it seams that taking Me for a secondary isnt necessarily the best for PvE, which i do mostly since i mainly play WoW. Ive seen some topics talking about being able to change your proffesion and i was wondering when/how i could do this, and if i do change my proffesion will the skills i unlocked with my previous proffession still be unlocked for PvP?
also idk if this is the right forum to ask but whats the point in making a PvP only character if you could do the same PvP with PvE character? And what do you suggest be a good secondary proffesion for a necromancer for PvE? |
Apr 12, 2006, 08:18 PM // 20:18 | #2 |
Jungle Guide
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Imagination Land
Guild: I Swear She Was Eighteen [Gwen]
Profession: W/
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When you get to the crystal desert, you finish and ascend, then you can come back anddo a quest to change profession, you should make a me/n
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Apr 12, 2006, 10:51 PM // 22:51 | #3 |
Lion's Arch Merchant
Join Date: Jul 2005
Profession: Mo/Me
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While a mesmer may not be a good primary profession for PVE, it is a very good secondary profession (especially for a necromancer) just go with it... the first char you make doesnt have to be the most efficient and like ^ said, you can always change your secondary later in the game.
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Apr 13, 2006, 01:31 AM // 01:31 | #4 | |
Krytan Explorer
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Den Haag
Guild: [cute]
Profession: Mo/Me
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The best runes and items can be unlocked with faction. When you've unlocked the stuff you need, you can create a "perfect" pvp char. Although it's possible to play with a pve char in pvp, it requiers investing a lot of money into that char. The ammount of money you need to spend is different for every profession. Creating a perfect pve warrior for pvp is by far the most expensive. |
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Apr 13, 2006, 10:52 PM // 22:52 | #5 |
Lion's Arch Merchant
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Tampa, Florida
Guild: Sticks and Stones
Profession: R/Rt
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Had a N/Me awhile back in PVE. No complaints -- worked great.
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Apr 13, 2006, 11:17 PM // 23:17 | #6 | |||||
Ascalonian Squire
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Kaineng Center
Guild: [Moe]
Profession: N/
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Secondly, once you unlock a skill or item, it will remain unlocked for all PvP characters you create on your account. Quote:
1. They will always start at Lv20. If you recreate a PvE character, you got to level him/her to Lv20 in order to fight competitively with other Lv20 players unless you only want to fight in the Lv10-cap Ascalon City Arena and Lv15-cap Shiverpeak Arena. 2. Any skills your PvE characters unlocked, your PvP characters have access to them while creation. If you make a new PvE character and want all the Necro skills, you'll still have to do quests or pay to learn them--for a PvP character you can just select which ones you want specifically, and if you ever change your mind, you can just delete and remake. You can easily mix and match and change professions; even though you CAN change secondary profession in PvE, you'll have to pay to learn a lot of the skills of your new secondary. 3. They will always have access to max base weapons and max-stat armors for no fee. Once you've unlocked all the good runes and weapon mods, your PvP character can easily obtain the equivalent of some of the expensive and rare runes and weapon mods OVER and OVER again. If you have a Superior Vigor Rune on your current Necro, you will need to buy/find another one for your next PvE character, but ALL your PvP character will be able to use it for free if you've unlocked it. Quote:
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Apr 14, 2006, 12:52 AM // 00:52 | #7 |
Desert Nomad
Join Date: Jun 2005
Guild: The Amazon Basin [AB]
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I started with Nec/Mes. I loved it. As was said before, I soloed many places. You should have no problems.
Mesmer is lacking in self-heals, having only 1 I think. Necro has many self-heals thru Life Siphon and various vampiric skills. Enfeebling Blood will weaken the warriors. Shadow of Fear will make them attack slower. Add in some Domination from the Mesmer side and you can stop their skills. You should have lots of fun with the N/Me combo. |
Apr 14, 2006, 01:02 AM // 01:02 | #8 | |
Desert Nomad
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Canada, Qc
Guild: [Holy]
Profession: Me/Mo
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First, I can't tell for you much because all above me had said what you need to know. Secondly, welcome to GW. Enjoy your playing as a N/Me.
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Apr 14, 2006, 09:34 AM // 09:34 | #9 |
Jungle Guide
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Netherlands
Guild: Defenders of the Blackblade [DotB]
Profession: W/
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Self heal isn't the most important thing out there. A good monk + 1 self heal skill in your bar is more then enough, I generally don't even touch my selfheal and when I have to everything is going wrong anyway (for instance, the monk(s) are down and I try to keep agro from those rezzing the monks).
All my char's have Mesmer as secondary atm. My necro for Arcane Echo (+ Spitefull Spirit), my warrior for Phys. resistance/Ele. res/Distortion, my ele for Arcane Echo (untill I have glyph of renewal, then my secondary won't really matter unless using solo build, so it will prob go monk for rebirth or some other ressurect skill that can be re-used, rebirth doesnt sound the best for an ele, since it drains all energy, which can be loads). |
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