Mm, I'm testing out GW2 myself, can't decide on what weapon/element loadout to go with, so many options...

basically, if you like certain playstyles, you can go with the base of them (ranger, warrior etc.) but expect a lot more versatility with the weapon styles.

The Warrior can use rifles and long bows, which in and of itself is aweesome

Mm, well being a warrior is much like being a soldier so it makes sense.

And I was more speaking of my elementalist character in particular, so many elemental styles and weapon loadouts...

well, with the few weapons we can use, it's nice that whatever we choose is very versatile.

I prefer Dual Daggers for two major reasons: 1. It allows me to be a competent melee fighter, with great AoE spells to boot. And 2. It is much faster, and has a lot of great spells for getting you in and out of the crowded battlefields.

For example: I lead in with the fire dash, switch to earth and stomp the ground to get the enemies all knocked down; then top it off by charging my big AoE spire move. And if they're not dead, switch to my lighting fall back move that knocks them down again, and charge right back in with the electric AoE homing tackle.

Mm, the daggers did have some cool moves... the stave weas really the most dissapointing one, slow and with some weird skill loadouts for certain elements...

yeah, focus, scepter and staff are a little boring. But I do keep a staff around for some of it's great AoE spells.

That being said, the Trident (our only underwater weapon) has a lot of unique attacks that are a lot of fun to mess around with.

Mm, haven't really done much with underwater combat yet, seems to controll awkwardly from a movement standpoint.

it takes a bit to get used to, but it can be fun

you main and elementalist?

Trying it out at least, feel a little fragile but also more versatile at this point than the others I've tried.

hey

if you ever want to meet up to play, I'm on Seafarer's Rest!

Uhh... forget which server I'm on...

you can always change your world to match your friend's

Mebbe... don't even know if I'll continue at this stage though...

trust me

this game was made for multiplayer

some of those missions (world ones, to be specific) are down right cruel without at least some backup

oh, and never try to solo a dungeon.

I guess...

what say we play and give eet a try?

you have a mic?

I can gives ya advice better that way

Not right now, I'm actually kinda getting into Far Cry 3 right now, it's pretty punishing even on casual but it does help create a survivalist mood.

eh, not much o f shooter fan

last game I played was Borderlands 2

was fun to play with friends, but nothing to write home about

Well Fr Cry 3 has juuuuust enough elements of character progression for me to class it as having some RPG elements and thus interest me, but I see it as more of a survival sandbox game that happens to include guns as the primary means of dispatching enemies, it's not quite Fallout but I enjoy it at least.

I kinda wish there was Dragon's Dogma like 3rd person shooter with Fallout elements

but with a better overall story than either of them lol

Well Fallout 3 nd NV's story was pretty good, maybe not universally strong throughout either but there were interesting elements and themes. And how exactly do you integrate FPS gameplay with Dragon's dogma style... what were you looking to take from that game?

didn't say FPS

I said 3rd person shooter, basically think of maybe a much MUCH more fluid ME2, with deeper classes, that REALLY felt different

Hmm... asking for quite a lot there...

oh yeah lol

but I suppose that's that's what I'd like to see.

That being said, I'm excited for Dragon's Dogma 2. Bummer they haven't decided to make a PC version for the PC crowd.

Would love to see some silly mods for it lol

Yeah, that is annoying...

who knows? Maybe they'll release a port

for the WiiU

Still not helping...

sorry, sorry n u n;;;