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Shadowspawn X · May 02, 2009, 10:09 PM // 22:09

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Originally Posted by safo

Hey guys,
I really like this game and want to play it but I'm afraid it'll be impossible to compete because of the progression everyone else has made. Any answer will help.

No one is competing with you, why are you competing with them? If you can't just enjoy playing the game don't bother.

Zebideedee · May 02, 2009, 10:19 PM // 22:19

To OP, I'd go for it, it seems overwhelming at first, NF will probably be the one you'll need help with the most, the other campaigns I pretty much h/h all of (though I'm not suggesting you do the same as me, best to get in a decent guild as early as possible, I wish I had).

Ps. I made a good few new toons recently just to have a bash at other professions when I get bored of my main, best advice is, if you enjoy it, do it

PPs: Max level is 20 for all, which is easy to achieve, maybe some peeps will have more elite skills than you, so what, just save up and go cap 'em (the skills lol not the player)

Bluefeather · May 02, 2009, 10:56 PM // 22:56

Start where GW started: Pre-searing Ascalon. There is a community in pre-searing. You can re-ignite your passion for the game. Listen to their stories. There's lot. There are serious guilds (there's an Army of Black Warrior, i think TYTN or Elite, who love to display themselves and they are cool to look at), and some "trying hard" to be good.

Don't rush it. Stay there for a while and enjoy the game.

BTW, there's so much to do in the pre-searing and you will be busy for some time. If you enjoy parties and drinks, then pre-searing is a good place to start. And it's cheaper (beer only costs 70g per bottle, and sometimes 50g only).

wilebill · May 02, 2009, 11:38 PM // 23:38

Right Apollo! I started when the the Prophecies servers went live. But, I've been off GW for real life and other games. And, I am known to play a bit of WoW off and on from time to time. Variety is the key.

OP, I would not worry about being competitive. Just play and have fun. Fun is all there is to be had in any online or offline game, really, since it's nothing but a bunch of pixels on a screen.

Commander Ryker · May 03, 2009, 12:48 PM // 12:48

I don't know how making a toon will make you feel less behind. Take your one of your guys and just keep going. What ever you do, don't delete your others or you will be throwing away 4th year birthday presents.