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you didn't say that at all before, so you're a flamer that when pushed is capable of forming a coherent thought
ok i actually do agree that dorf is the better race for base-line stats, but innate invis isn't a stat, so you're comparing apples to oranges comparing dark elf stam to halfling stam would be a valid argument, and halfling clearly wins by 10 there, but my real decision came from sneak because i remember doing the velius ring quests on live while on giant faction. the ability to interact with any NPC in the game independent of faction is huge. i played a dorf rogue on live, and that's what i made my comparison too when starting. they get sneak at level 1, so it's a non-factor. | ||
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ac, regen, bash, sneak, hide, stun immunity, dorf roll
secondary reasons for selecting a particular race beyond the base stats clearly exist and nobody will ever argue with your selection (except flamers) however, once you have your race selected, the stat to bump the highest will always be stamina. | ||
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Last edited by Samoht; 09-21-2011 at 03:41 PM..
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Sta isn't that hard to cap either. With velious raid gear I capped the sta on my half elf bard easily.
Granted this server is still quite a ways from end game velious. My advice for any toon is play what you enjoy. 20 extra hit points or carrying capacity are not going to make a difference in the long run. And just remember, when that ogre war is lvl 40 that halfling will be lvl 60! Debating the pros and cons of min maxing starting stats is arguing just to hear yourself talk. It will have so little bearing on how your character ends up that it really is not worth the trouble. Go to an EQ style website and focus on what really matters, the looks of that avatar you are going to be staring at for the next year or so. | ||
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as far as stats go: your priority should be getting your primary stats to buffed max (let's call this 160-170 unbuffed), after which, for warriors, it should be getting your AC and HP as high as possible (in that order). spending 25 points into a primary stat means you have to acquire 25 fewer points of stat gear in order to achieve your primary goal, which gives you more room to achieve the secondary goal. stamina is only useful in that it raises your HP and there are other ways to raise HP. tl;dr: disregard stamina, acquire maxed primary stats and hp/ac as a warrior. | |||
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however, experience was also another factor in my selection of halfling. thank you for reminding me. | |||
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points into str and dex are going to help you hit your cap faster which lets you spend gear slots on ac and hp. keeping in mind that 1 stam = 6 hp it's pretty rare to find stam gear that is more attractive than hp gear.
anyway, i'm not flaming you, i'm just pointing out that you're a hypocrite and a bad one at that. | ||
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On topic: If you're not looking at end-game raiding you'll want to make sure you have respectable dex. In xp groups you are far more likely to be hated for constantly losing agro than you will be for not being beefy enough.
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Last edited by Extunarian; 09-21-2011 at 04:12 PM..
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