Is there a class with a void at the high end?

[Shiftin]

Is there a perception among those of you at the top that there is a class that is both in demand and somewhat sparse at the top?

My primary motivation in coming back is to get back up to raiding status. Call me crazy, but breaking fear and hate, setting up groups and buffs for dragons and the like are what i miss the most from my 10 year old EQ memories.

I'm confident I can get a character up there pretty quickly and have tons of raid experience from release through PoP, I just need some direction as to what classes you all see as being the most in demand in a couple months in the "raiding set".


Thanks for the help,

Shiftin

[Shiftin]

Read most of the first 2 pages of posts by guilds... seems like the answer is rogue.

Thoughts?

[Supreme]

rogues bards rangers.

[Loke]

Rogues are one of those classes like Wizards or Clerics that you can really never have too many of. Honestly there isn't a lack of a certain class at the high level - there is more a lack of dedicated players that you can count on to be around week in and week out. A LOT of people get L50, kill a few raid mobs, get some gear, and then disappear for weeks on end. If you're consistant, know your class, and have a decent personality (not a know-it-all, or smart ass, or a creeper) - any guild, regardless of their recruitment status is going to want you to join.

[PhelanKA]

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

Rogues are one of those classes like Wizards or Clerics that you can really never have too many of. Honestly there isn't a lack of a certain class at the high level - there is more a lack of dedicated players that you can count on to be around week in and week out. A LOT of people get L50, kill a few raid mobs, get some gear, and then disappear for weeks on end. If you're consistant, know your class, and have a decent personality (not a know-it-all, or smart ass, or a creeper) - any guild, regardless of their recruitment status is going to want you to join.

I'm not 50 on this server yet but from my previous endgame MMO experiences: ^This X 9001.

Very well said.

[Droop]

Loke has it right. From what I have seen:

clerics, bards, and then DPS in general (millions of mages, not enough wizzies, monks, rogues, etc.).

Loke I think hit the nail on the head though. TONS of people hit 50, hit a couple raid targets, and then jet. If you enjoy a class, play it well, and are someone the guild can rely on week in, and week out, you will be more wanted than whatever class was leveled just because there was a shortage of them.

[Uggie]

I agree but will also add.....

Choose a character based upon need alone will only make you quit sooner. Choose a character you enjoy playing and get more out of it imo.

Uggie

[Omnimorph]

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

My primary motivation in coming back is to get back up to raiding status. Call me crazy, but breaking fear and hate, setting up groups and buffs for dragons and the like are what i miss the most from my 10 year old EQ memories.

Shiftin

If you'd said what you enjoyed in classic was levelling up, and then afk camping boss mobs for days on end... then i'd say you were in the right place [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[xorbier]

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

If you'd said what you enjoyed in classic was levelling up, and then afk camping boss mobs for days on end... then i'd say you were in the right place [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Right, cause in live there was no competition....

[Itchybottom]

I'm actually noticing a surge in rogue characters lately. /who all rogue, revealed there were too many results to list. Damnit you bastards, you're going to get a Thornstinger before me! Be rangers! Someone needs to die to Bazzt other than the half-ling druid patch healing me because a tank fell asleep!