Choose Your Destiny!

• Arsik wrote on 2011-01-11 02:37

  Quote from Osayidan;285649:

  One thing I never found out is, once you choose are you stuck with it? and if not, when I change do I loose active/passive skills from the other 'destiny'? And are the bonuses (increased skill training for example) based on a skill you rank or automatic once you choose one?
  
  The answers to those questions pretty much determine if I bother logging on again.

  
  
  You're not stuck with it. Every rebirth, you can change it, including free rebirths. And after the revision that changed it from what it was to what it is now, there are no restrictions, just boosted stat gain and improved skill training for skills relating to each class.
• Cynic wrote on 2011-01-11 02:38
  Doesn't sound that bad, then. Just tedious I guess.
• Peter wrote on 2011-01-11 02:40

  Quote from ;:

  
  Down attack sounds cooler than leap attack.
• Lan wrote on 2011-01-11 02:41

  Quote from Peter;285662:

  Down attack sounds cooler than leap attack.

  
  
  No, Leap attack go.
• Kazuni wrote on 2011-01-11 02:45

  Quote from abc33kr;285633:

  trying to use the race card eh?
  
  *points at kaon and all other great elves who can survive well without range.
  
  @class system
  perhaps we have to qq for our own class system revision.

  
  
  Yeah, and how did those "great elves" start? Range.
  
  If you haven't branched out into melee/magic/alchemy, which is likely if you're not close to endgame, then you're stuck with just range as your main offense.
• abc33kr wrote on 2011-01-11 02:51

  Quote from Kazuni;285671:

  Yeah, and how did those "great elves" start? Range.
  
  If you haven't branched out into melee/magic/alchemy, which is likely if you're not close to endgame, then you're stuck with just range as your main offense.

  
  
  *points at zeo whos pure mage elf.
• Kazuni wrote on 2011-01-11 02:55

  Quote from abc33kr;285678:

  *points at zeo whos pure mage elf.

  
  
  And that's an exception!
  
  You're completely missing my point. The majority of elves are range based.
• Lan wrote on 2011-01-11 02:57
  I don't really understand what you guys are going on about. The most probable reason archers weren't listed was because they get no new skills in G13 o_O
• Kazuni wrote on 2011-01-11 02:58

  Quote from Lan;285688:

  I don't really understand what you guys are going on about. The most probable reason archers weren't listed was because they get no new skills in G13 o_O

  
  
  Which is messed up ._.
• Arsik wrote on 2011-01-11 02:59

  Quote from Kazuni;285684:

  And that's an exception!
  
  You're completely missing my point. The majority of elves are range based.

  
  
  Kaz, I think you're overreacting on a Nexon failure by forgetting to include the Archer class in their announcement. They're bringing over a system that's being used by the other regions, which include the Archer class. The likelihood that Nexon doesn't include the Archer class is slim to none. Not saying they might **** up the system and have the Archer class glitch or something, but it will be there.
• Lan wrote on 2011-01-11 02:59

  Quote from Kazuni;285691:

  Which is messed up ._.

  
  
  In Season two (or G14) You get bow mastery, crossbow mastery and a new crossbow.
• Justified wrote on 2011-01-11 03:00

  Quote from Mabbi;285568:

  Magician - Max MP, Magic Specialization

  
  
  I thought Mages gain Int, not MP.
  
  Mage = +10 Int, +0.5 Int per level up, +2 Int per age up
  Alchemist = +15 MP, +0.5 MP per level up, +2 MP per age up (+stamina)
  
  So at level 100, age 20 it's either
  Mage = 79.5 Int = 3.975% Magic Damage
  Alchemist = 84.5 MP + 79.5 SP
  
  IMO, Alchemist class has better bonuses for Mages (after they finish ranking their skills), especially since Int caps at 999.
  With Int-roll I'm already at 960, then add in Personas...
• abc33kr wrote on 2011-01-11 03:00
  Still no reason to use a race card. Minorities still count or else it's a generalization.
  
  Besides elves don't represent the archer class. It's the players who ranks range skills that do.
• Cynic wrote on 2011-01-11 03:01
  Erhm, Elves/Archers get Crossbow and Bow mastery in g13S2.
  So I really can't imagine them leaving them out.
• Kazuni wrote on 2011-01-11 03:02

  Quote from abc33kr;285695:

  Still no reason to use a race card. Minorities still count or else it's a generalization.
  
  Besides elves don't represent the archer class. It's the players who ranks range skills that do.

  
  
  And why do elves have such an advantage in range? Hmm.
  
  Yes minorities still count, but when you don't look at the majority, that's where the problem comes in.
  
  
  

  Quote from Cynic;285698:

  Erhm, Elves/Archers get Crossbow and Bow mastery in g13S2.
  So I really can't imagine them leaving them out.

  
  
  I just wish they would put it in along with the rest of the classes, honestly, even at the update speed nexon is at, archers still have to wait.