May 14, 2009, 03:27 AM // 03:27
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#2
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Academy Page
Join Date: Mar 2009
Profession: R/
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Any non-fail marksmen have:
Savage shot
Dshot
Any non-fail bms have:
Otygu's Cry
Charm Animal
Comfort Animal
Including a rez sig and a preperation, thats 7 slots gone right there. you also need lightning reflexes or Natural stride to be a qualified marksman (yes i did just say this). There goes 8 slots.
Sorry, not possible.
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May 14, 2009, 03:52 AM // 03:52
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#3
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Frost Gate Guardian
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: USA, Southern California, Orange County
Guild: Tyrian Elements [TyE]
Profession: R/Mo
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Thats Too Bad
Any non-fail marksmen have:
Savage shot
Dshot
Any non-fail bms have:
Otygu's Cry
Charm Animal
Comfort Animal
Including a rez sig and a preperation, thats 7 slots gone right there. you also need lightning reflexes or Natural stride to be a qualified marksman (yes i did just say this). There goes 8 slots.
Sorry, not possible.
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way to freaking conform and be narrow minded... this is the reason why many ppl feel pvp/pve builds are constrained and few, it's players having a mindset like this, not Anet lacking to change skills. Where's the opportunity or window to be creative.
Restrictive Terms used: "non-fail", "need", "qualified marksman", "not possible"...
I'm looking at the whole of this response that frustrates me, not any specific element.
As for OP, i see where you're going, and it's creative, just need to make it more effective, or potent. I'm not a BM ranger regularly in pvp so I wouldn't know much.
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May 14, 2009, 04:51 AM // 04:51
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#4
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Grotto Attendant
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If anyone figures out that you can't rez your pet, you're pooched....
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May 14, 2009, 05:44 AM // 05:44
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#5
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Lion's Arch Merchant
Join Date: Jun 2007
Guild: FotS
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@wetwillyhip: As has been said as infinitum other places, if you want to have fun, run what you want. If you want to be effective, you have to chose one thing or another, as far as running a pet is concerned. Original can be good, but around here, 9 out of 10 original is code for crap. I think bad's point is that you can't be a good beastmaster AND a good ranger. You sacrifice mediocrity in one for success in the other. It's why the most popular builds with a pet involve a hammer or a spear. With either you can put pressure on a foe, while being able to make your pet more useful than just a corpse for the necro to exploit.
@OP: [skill]heal as one[/skill] is great for combining a heal and getting rid of [skill]Comfort Animal[/skill]. [skill]never rampage alone[/skill] is nice for an IAS and heal, and will always be decent as sunspear rank is easy to get. The second skill allows you to add pet elite [skill]ferocious strike[/skill], which gives decent damage and fuels your spear/hammer. Throw in [skill]otyugh's cry[/skill] and a condition attack for the critter, and you have him covered.
Honestly, though, if you are going to run the Beastmaster, leave the bow at home. A spear will give great IAS and pressure, and a hammer will keep your guy dazed/KD while your pet has dinner. The point of running a pet is to add one to your party, not make yourself an aside while Fido becomes the wannabe warrior. With either weapon, your pet and you can double team. With a bow, you will either gimp yourself or your pet.
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May 14, 2009, 08:28 AM // 08:28
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#6
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Wilds Pathfinder
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: WI
Profession: Mo/
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Quote:
Originally Posted by haggus71
[skill]never rampage alone[/skill] is nice for an IAS and heal, and will always be decent as sunspear rank is easy to get
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Way to read that this was for a type of pvp.
To the OP, beastmaster builds need most if not every slot to be effective. Really the only way I could see you wielding a bow is to be a full beastmaster and wield a bow to use [distracting shot].
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May 14, 2009, 01:48 PM // 13:48
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#7
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Lion's Arch Merchant
Join Date: Oct 2007
Guild: Frontline Legion
Profession: Me/
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In my experience, you're better off using your pet as energy management through [[scavenger strike] than throwing in more pet attacks and pet buffs. but even that equates to using three skill slots (comfort, charm, and ss) to gain about 9 energy every ten seconds. Even a cracked armor skill and [[body shot] would use less skills and attribute points.
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May 19, 2009, 06:21 AM // 06:21
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#9
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Jungle Guide
Join Date: May 2007
Guild: Nice But Deadly[nice]
Profession: N/
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Best Beastmaster with a bow I ever ran in pvp was:
[Marauder's Shot][Savage Shot][distracting shot][Enraged Lunge][Otyugh's Cry][charm animal][comfort animal][resurrection signet] or [run as one] if it's FA/AB/JQ and no res is needed.
You get speed, whupass, your pet actually hurts stuff, you have a hard hit with marauder+savage with D shot in reserve. Since they whacked RtW not many of the marksman preps apeal to me so I just skip it in this case. Before I used to put RtW where d-shot was, and just used savage to catch what I could. If you have to have one, try disrupting accuracy , experts focus or rapid fire where Dshot is.
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