Mar 02, 2005, 01:31 AM // 01:31 | #1 |
Pre-Searing Cadet
Join Date: Mar 2005
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A couple quick questions
I just discovered guild wars and was wondering about the pvp. They say on the site there is going to be alot, but is it actually going to be like set balanced matches or just run around for 2 hours trying to find something your lvl like in wow? also, im really confused about how the skills work and having 2 profesions.
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Mar 02, 2005, 01:39 AM // 01:39 | #2 |
Pirate?
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Guild: Idiot Savants
Profession: R/
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Basically, if you want to play in a quick 4v4 player Match... you go to the Arena, and Select "Enter Mission". This randomly puts you on a team with 3 other players and throws you right in the arena... no searching for members.
Once you want to get into the larger battles 8v8 or 8v8v8 etc... you will need to go to the appropriate zone and form a party with all the other people who are looking to do the same thing as you... then, once you're ready, you can join. For Guild Combat... you must first be in a guild (obviously) and have up to 8 members join you in your Guild Hall (it's marked clearly on your map, and you can teleport there, immediatly) and then enter the game (the game auto-matches you with a guild of similar ranking/experience). It's really quite simple and matches can last anywhere from 50 seconds to... well, however long it takes. BTW: The level cap is set @ 20. So it's easy to join the game and become competitive.
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Mar 02, 2005, 01:42 AM // 01:42 | #3 |
Underworld Spelunker
Join Date: Feb 2005
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i dont pvp but from what i have heard there is no wow misery so to speak
gaile gray (GW) said the march bets weekend might give an emphasis on pvp for people to look at |
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Ub3r Pro0fr34d3r
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Atlanta, GA
Guild: Girl Power
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it just means things like your primary profession dictates how you look, what type of armor you have, and the base energy pool your character has available. both professions you pick will allow you to use all the skills listed for them. there is also a primary attribute for each profession. that link will show you each profession, and what their primary is. you don't -have- to put attribute points into the primary profession, but it's generally wise for most builds bandied about. |
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