most common profession

I'm sure than people not interested in PvP at the start would less likely to end up as menders..unless influenced by existing W/Mos I suppose. When I started playing, I made a Wammo because it was seemingly the easiest (as I was told) but because I never even made a pvp character until months later, so I never used mending outside of farming. No Paladin Prebuild=no Whammos, imo. I never fully grasped the concept of tanking either...I would just run in first and attack whatever the called target was..never used many stances except balanced during THK..got sick of giant stomp.

Most people start as a warrior/monk because it is arguably the easiest and most profitable profession. It's very easy to get your other characters started when you have your primary character to make money.

I feel like a noob, my first character at E34E was a Wammo hehe.

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Warriors... this seems like a very easy question. Is there another point to this thread^^?

Assassins would be a close second At least, new ones when factions came out.

Probably in order of most to least..

Warrior
Ele
Assn
Ranger
Monk
Rit
Mes

No actual idea about it though

So Sorry But Its Mo/W

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Sadly, W/Mo's are the most common I made one the first time I played...then I switched to ranger and haven't gone back, bwahahaha!

People play wammos because the game calls for them. They are easy to use, and alot of the mission and objectives can be easily reached through the use of warrior and monk skills. I started guildwars as an ele and played one since beta, but after the nerfs and ele drama I recently gave up on that class. I started my new character by first creating a W/R thinking that I would just take apply poison and a ton of conditions and just spam away for huge damage. At first it worked great... until I started running low on cash.

Farming and getting the moola was soooo slow as a W/R. There were many things I couldnt do as a solo farm because of the long casts of troll and lack of instant self heals. Eventually I said screw it and went with a W/mo profession change. As a Wammo I rake in TONS of cash, more than any other profession I played. Easy runs net me a plat here and there and its so easy to tank mobs with a healing hands warrior. I've cleaned out sorrows so many times with my W/mo and just sold tons of greens left and right. Before I knew it, I was halfway to FoW armor. W/mos are ideal for farming and are the only class that can run high level areas such as droks. W/mos can even farm the IDS and the troll cave.

The other class I know for a fact that rakes in tons of money is the Mo/W 55, just because of 55/SS abuse in UW and ectos galore. Now what do you see the most of in guildwars?

W/mo and Mo/W

Blame it on human greed and the economy. If you want to farm diversly and make big money in order to get your FoW gear you gonna have to make one of these sooner or later. Either that or Ebay.

Mesmers. Those guys are like roaches.

whammos everywhere, they think healing breeze and mending make them invicible against mobs and just charge in. Then got shattered and blame the monk.

W/Mo and Assassins are then one I see most of in both chapters. I have a W/Mo too and I use mending. Now before you start flameing me ;-P lol , Reason is it helps a little with healing so monk can concentrate´on more than me, and secondly cause I have some Vampiric Weapons that gives me a -1 degen on health. Oh And I never Blame a monk if I die, probobly cause I am a monk my self mostly lol.

There's nothing wrong with having a Wammo... for farming purposes that is

A lot of Wammos, I started to build one but i gave up at lvl 11 coz it's boring for me, I stick to my Necro-SS/MM/Battery Ele-Geomancer/Nuker, Monk-Bonder/Healer/55hp,

W/Mo

Easily said.

Warroir, he has the best armour so he must be the bestest!

And Monk can heal and stuff so you have the best of everything!

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