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xSamhainx
Paws of Doom
Joined: 11 Sep 2002
Posts: 2192
Location: San Diego |
I just started DS, and Im liking it so far. The graphics rule, and tho it seems like a bit of repetitive hack and slash as opposed to purist "Role-Playing", I find myself wanting to play it just to see more.
I like playing ranged characters most, so Ive been training my main toon as an archer, and her first sidekick as an archer too. I realized that Im going to need a tank soon, so I picked up some guy to train as a fighter. Im planning on adding one more, a magic-user as my next party member. I like making "pure" toons, all one class, even like in NWN where there are options to mix and match, Id rather just have them uber-strong in one class. Is that the way to go in DS, or should I start cross-training?
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:55 pm |
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vaticide
Put food in here
Joined: 21 Feb 2002
Posts: 1122
Location: One step behind a toddler bent on destruction. |
It was my experience that single discipline worked better. The only way to succesfully crosstrain is to do it one level at a time, otherwise you will end up unbalanced anyway. (If you want to be completely cross-trained you would do 1 lvl Melee, then next 1 lvl Ranged, then next 1 lvl combat OR nature mage (Don't do both or you will be unbalanced towards INT, you can catch up the other one later if you want) and then repeat each level.)
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Wed Jan 08, 2003 8:41 pm |
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