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10-13-2013, 07:22 PM
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ranger flow chart. best ever omg.
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#16
10-13-2013, 10:19 PM
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Heh, funny post Sajan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
I've grouped with a number of rangers lately, all whom have been twinked to some degree and I concur that when twinked they are ok. If you're starting fresh then perhaps roll a Monk as you can 1) pull effectively, and b) do nice damage.
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10-14-2013, 03:16 AM
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Monks will be pretty much over the top in Velious. Not that they are that far behind now. But you have to be good at pulling and know all the zones. Not something most people are great at. But Rangers in Velious tend to be more of a solo class than even here now. Mobs will hit just WAY too hard for a Ranger to tank. A Monk can tank in Velious. Not the number one choice, but hey.
In Velious a Ranger pretty much is a Arrow Shooter and a fear animal type killer. Gets pretty damn boring. But with track can find what they need versus running all over hell as another class looking for stuff to kill in their range. Quests are easy as hell for a Ranger because of the Tracking also. If you don't get hit much a Ranger is pretty cheap to equip. Monk really needs to be a Iksar. Free fungi at high levels. I guess you could get both of them up level wise. Lot of people have 2 or 3 60's if you put your mind to it. | ||
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