Raiding end game content

[tadkins]

Originally Posted by Tethler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The worst that's gonna happen is they say no. You don't need to form a full group either. The best xp you'll find is gonna be from duos/trios anyway.

True. I suppose the other issue too is that I actually don't know the dungeons that well. It's why I always sought out groups for them. For instance, the only two camps I know of in Mistmoore are the pond and the graveyard. I'd love to take or join a group into the actual castle itself one of these days.

Originally Posted by starkind [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If you're that introverted, you're going to have a hard time 45+ and raiding. The kneckbeards here have mandatory voice chat and batphones, so ur cell gets pinged telling u where to go to mobilize for targets.

I've raided in WoW before. I can get into voice chat and listen to directions when it comes down to business. I'm just not the type of person to hang out there during off hours and listen to folks talk about random stuff.

[starkind]

Well it's helpful for making friends that will explain how to get up to different camps n stuff. U probably don't have to talk a lot. Just make ur presence know.

I noticed on p99 the skill requirements are higher. Back on live ppl would run to get me on my cleric and help me.

On p99 I carry a plethora of invis pots, shm ivu pots (instant!), pumice stones, sow pots etc.. and have a to know my way around.

I'd say for learning dungeons. Enchanters overtake necros. But a rly twinked monk or decently geared necro has some ability. Those classes are pretty manuverable. SK too. But u won't be soloing frenzy.

Cleric with good charisma and clicky atone can ninja their way around, but that is pretty advanced.

Back in vanillllla classic... I chilled out in the back of MM with a 45 ranger who could solo who showed me the ropes. I soloed hooded black cloak guy on my druid.

And, I camped CT crusaders on my wizard invising around in CT at 40+

Sooo. Like. With root, potions, and camping agro u have some options.

Druids won't be killing frenzy without kunark clickies really.

Anyway. That's pretty much all I can share. Necromancer solo in guk taught me a lot. I also soloed my clerics a lot in guk. Kiled the cavalier, but not the magi or lord or frenzy sentinel on clr. Probably could have done the scribe ez.

If you try ench. Seriously don't worry about dying so much just bind somewhere safe close by and get back to charm killing. It's so much APM I don't recommend tho.

[Jimjam]

Rogue are an interesting class as they are one of few with the ability to boost the accuracy of their group’s attacks without relying on a proc.

[tadkins]

Originally Posted by starkind [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah, ull still want invis pots, clickies. But u can farm and sell in a few dungeons. And pick pockets us fun. U won't be making 1k a night but 200-500p is reasonable. Baking and pottery is fun [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Rogue is near to my heart because it is such a chill class. I think you'll be able to get away with intimidating spectres and giant's. At some point.

For sure. I think I'll always be able to find something to do on a rogue, even if it's not always involving killing. It should be fun.

I'm just sitting here trying to decide on a name and race, lol.

Originally Posted by Jimjam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Rogue are an interesting class as they are one of few with the ability to boost the accuracy of their group’s attacks without relying on a proc.

That's pretty cool. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Can you elaborate?

[Jimjam]

As Stark talked around, rogues are not bad at farming low level components, if you are into that kind of thing and doing trade skills, then you can decrease a mob's agility (so avoidance, and therefore by proxy the group's accuracy) using the Dizzy line of poisons.

Might not be appealing to your play style, but figured was worth pointing out.

[tadkins]

Originally Posted by Jimjam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

As Stark talked around, rogues are not bad at farming low level components, if you are into that kind of thing and doing trade skills, then you can decrease a mob's agility (so avoidance, and therefore by proxy the group's accuracy) using the Dizzy line of poisons.

Might not be appealing to your play style, but figured was worth pointing out.

Ah thank you.

I actually like doing that sort of thing, going off to farm low level stuff for faction, tradeskills, etc. I've spent days just running around the world merchant fishing and such. I'm always looking for excuses to do things that don't involve grinding for exp. xD

[starkind]

why are u worried about loot if ur leveling in a grp, just ask for handouts like everyone else in *Antonica*

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by starkind [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

why are u worried about loot if ur leveling in a grp, just ask for handouts like everyone else in *Antonica*

Blue’s where the handouts are at IMO

I got all BiS non-planar stat gear for all slots, all spells to 50, and 3k banked on my first char at 38. Don’t need handouts. But the spots I choose to exp, and then assimilated into groups, are always spots with above average vendor trash and coins, so there’s always incentives for people to be greedy bitches and not follow the round robin. And then on the flip side there’s some people who never loot a single thing for an hour+. I assume these people are rich or just really nice or both. But there’s way more of the first kind

[adruidarkly]

Quit life join with other life quitters and finally gloat over ones guilds accomplishments on forums and discord as a single source of selfish positivity in life.

[starkind]

ya i can down two dark blues at lvl 19 on my rogue on blue, she's got two velious 10dmg piercers and hero's bracers, and a smattering of tradeskill gear and split paw mask. I got 300p in my giant purse. That's on blue.

On green my rogue is a lot poorer, but suprisingly has a little better armor though because of the area she started out in and the availability of tradeskill materials and the generosity of high lvl players I helped out.