My Situation..

• Cannibal wrote on 2013-12-08 08:45

  Quote from Orphyus;1176426:

  I guess if I include work and school I'd have to be looking in about over 10-15 years?

  
  
  If they don't add any more skills (they will).
  
  Specialize in one or two talents and you can do anything, though. You don't have to be the best.
• SlurpTASTY wrote on 2013-12-08 08:50
  You can definitely start as fighter if you really want but my only gripe is that will doesn't contribute to any other skillset (other than crit). With warrior you will get strength which gives you defense and is needed for gunner and puppetry.
• Orphyus wrote on 2013-12-08 08:51

  Quote from Cannibal;1176427:

  If they don't add any more skills (they will).
  
  Specialize in one or two talents and you can do anything, though. You don't have to be the best.

  
  
  Okay.. Another question is where should I be training? For the past 5-10 minutes I have been killing raccoons at Logging Camp.. Got my sword mastery to rank C though :D
• Syliara wrote on 2013-12-08 09:12

  Quote from Orphyus;1176429:

  Okay.. Another question is where should I be training? For the past 5-10 minutes I have been killing raccoons at Logging Camp.. Got my sword mastery to rank C though :D

  
  
  Depends on cp, if u can handle them u can go kill bears, if not go for wolves. Rank smash and windmill first, then move onto things like critical hit and combat mastery. Would be a good idea to get ahold of some heavy armor equip it, learn heavy armor mastery and rank that up first since its a pretty broken skill for beginers. Might also recommend ranking defense and counter if u have trouble soloing as it can help u a bit. After all that worry about the weapon masteries, those arent really essential atm. Assualt slash should be ranked at some point in all of that too as its pretty nice.
  
  Also do keep in mind, its not a bad thing to get fighter out of the way early. It can contribute to alot of crit and help u clear content quicker and easier at beginning game. However the dmg in the begining isnt really very good, so I would recommend having something to fall back on while ur ranking it (probably warrior because thats wat u seem to want to do). At some point u should also get ahold of final hit as its quite useful in the begining, but keep in mind its also a big ap user.
• mikecharizard wrote on 2013-12-08 09:41
  Beginners get free skill resets along with their daily rebirth right?
  If so you should probably use the free resets you get to reset skills you don't want/need as well so you can rank the stuff you want/need faster.
• Orphyus wrote on 2013-12-09 01:32

  Quote from Pureblooded;1176432:

  Depends on cp, if u can handle them u can go kill bears, if not go for wolves. Rank smash and windmill first, then move onto things like critical hit and combat mastery. Would be a good idea to get ahold of some heavy armor equip it, learn heavy armor mastery and rank that up first since its a pretty broken skill for beginers. Might also recommend ranking defense and counter if u have trouble soloing as it can help u a bit. After all that worry about the weapon masteries, those arent really essential atm. Assualt slash should be ranked at some point in all of that too as its pretty nice.
  
  Also do keep in mind, its not a bad thing to get fighter out of the way early. It can contribute to alot of crit and help u clear content quicker and easier at beginning game. However the dmg in the begining isnt really very good, so I would recommend having something to fall back on while ur ranking it (probably warrior because thats wat u seem to want to do). At some point u should also get ahold of final hit as its quite useful in the begining, but keep in mind its also a big ap user.

  
  
  Right now I have light armour mastery. Which is more preferred? Light or heavy? And also, considering buying a horse pet for mobility and storage. Good idea or no?
• Syliara wrote on 2013-12-09 01:43

  Quote from Orphyus;1176571:

  Right now I have light armour mastery. Which is more preferred? Light or heavy? And also, considering buying a horse pet for mobility and storage. Good idea or no?

  
  
  If you want to use close combat then go with heavy armor, if u want to use fighter ull eventually have to move into something like light armor. The main point of heavy armor at low lvls tho is that since low lvl players dont have very much dex at all ur looking at an almost non existent penalty for wearing heavy armor. You should stick with some generic heavy armor atm and then when u get some gold move onto thames. If u plan to do other things besides close combat u should consider light armor or specific types of clothing before moving onto them.
  
  And about the pet, I guess a thoroughbread would be a good choice at ur lvl. However if u dont have alot of funds for nx id consider holding onto the nx u have and waiting for a limited pet rerelease.
• SlurpTASTY wrote on 2013-12-09 01:47

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  Right now I have light armour mastery. Which is more preferred? Light or heavy? And also, considering buying a horse pet for mobility and storage. Good idea or no?

  
  
  G18 gives you a free pegasus on each character you complete it on. S oyou can have up to 3 free pegasus.
• Aliyah wrote on 2013-12-09 03:05
  Since you started human, you can get a free elf and giant card from their respective leaders. Then like slurp said when each character finishes g18 they get a perseus pet (can run, fly, has great storage, and a special ability).
  
  Plus, you probably already got them already, but if you do your beginner quests you will get a free eagle and thoroughbred. They don't have storage, but its free so w/e
  
  If you need some storage, you should pick up the free holiday mini bear if you haven't already.
• Orphyus wrote on 2013-12-09 07:39

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  G18 gives you a free pegasus on each character you complete it on. S oyou can have up to 3 free pegasus.

  
  
  #morenoobquestions
  
  What generation am I on? 1? Don't really get the generation thing.
  
  

  Quote from Aliyah;1176613:

  Since you started human, you can get a free elf and giant card from their respective leaders. Then like slurp said when each character finishes g18 they get a perseus pet (can run, fly, has great storage, and a special ability).
  
  Plus, you probably already got them already, but if you do your beginner quests you will get a free eagle and thoroughbred. They don't have storage, but its free so w/e
  
  If you need some storage, you should pick up the free holiday mini bear if you haven't already.

  
  
  Just a few questions for you too, is the holiday mini bear, eagle and thoroughbred permanent?
• Cannibal wrote on 2013-12-09 09:21

  Quote from Orphyus;1176680:

  #morenoobquestions
  
  What generation am I on? 1? Don't really get the generation thing.

  
  Technically, you're on G1. It's a lot to say, so the G1 Wiki page will probably help you a lot. It does have spoilers, though, so if you're going to get really into the lore you probably shouldn't read too far into it.
  
  

  Quote from Orphyus;1176680:

  Just a few questions for you too, is the holiday mini bear, eagle and thoroughbred permanent?

  
  Yes, they're all permanent (though... no, I think the Thoroughbred is only there for a week? I may be wrong, but that's how it used to be). However, the Eagle and Thoroughbred don't have inventories. They can only be used as mounts. The Holiday Bear has an inventory, though.
• Aliyah wrote on 2013-12-09 16:56

  Quote from Cannibal;1176696:

  Technically, you're on G1. It's a lot to say, so the G1 Wiki page will probably help you a lot. It does have spoilers, though, so if you're going to get really into the lore you probably shouldn't read too far into it.
  
  
  Yes, they're all permanent (though... no, I think the Thoroughbred is only there for a week? I may be wrong, but that's how it used to be). However, the Eagle and Thoroughbred don't have inventories. They can only be used as mounts. The Holiday Bear has an inventory, though.

  
  
  The 7 day thoroughbred card (the one that comes with the account) has a limit of 7 days. But the other thoroughbred (the one from the beginner quests) is permanent.
• Orphyus wrote on 2013-12-09 18:42

  Quote from Cannibal;1176696:

  Technically, you're on G1. It's a lot to say, so the G1 Wiki page will probably help you a lot. It does have spoilers, though, so if you're going to get really into the lore you probably shouldn't read too far into it.
  
  
  Yes, they're all permanent (though... no, I think the Thoroughbred is only there for a week? I may be wrong, but that's how it used to be). However, the Eagle and Thoroughbred don't have inventories. They can only be used as mounts. The Holiday Bear has an inventory, though.

  
  
  I guess I'm pretty far from G18 for the pegasus then.. :(
  
  

  Quote from Aliyah;1176744:

  The 7 day thoroughbred card (the one that comes with the account) has a limit of 7 days. But the other thoroughbred (the one from the beginner quests) is permanent.

  
  
  Do you know which specific quest it is?
• thunderbro wrote on 2013-12-09 18:54

  Quote from Orphyus;1176759:

  I guess I'm pretty far from G18 for the pegasus then.. :(

  
  
  Actually, many of the generations can be started out of order. G18 can be started anytime by clicking the SAGA icon on the bottom right of the UI. G18 is split into 10 separate parts unlike other generations. Whether or not you want to play the generations in order or not is up to you though.
• Orphyus wrote on 2013-12-10 08:06

  Quote from thunderbro;1176764:

  Actually, many of the generations can be started out of order. G18 can be started anytime by clicking the SAGA icon on the bottom right of the UI. G18 is split into 10 separate parts unlike other generations. Whether or not you want to play the generations in order or not is up to you though.

  
  
  Would it be pretty difficult if I were to start G18 at my current state?