What professions make up the biggest percentage of the GW population?
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Of my experience, Necromancer, Warrior, and Rangers seem to be the most popular. Elementalist right under that.
In later areas Assassins and Mesmers are by far the LEAST popular (ninja-fans get sick of dying a lot *from inability to realize 'sin =/= tank* and delete, and most people don't like Mesmers).
The others are spread out as semi-popular.
In later areas Assassins and Mesmers are by far the LEAST popular (ninja-fans get sick of dying a lot *from inability to realize 'sin =/= tank* and delete, and most people don't like Mesmers).
The others are spread out as semi-popular.
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To answer this post reliably, a census must needs be undertaken. Poll, anyone?
As for me, my Main is a Warrior, I have a Necro farmer, I'm working on my Monk, I have a Perma-Pre Warrior, and I have an Ele, Ranger, and Derv as Mules...
It's not that there aren't Monks out there, it's that they don't want to have to PUG it all game, dealing with people who tend to overextend, overaggro, and are far from tactical in their approach. Most Monks I do see, admittedly, are already in a group, leading me to believe that aside from the rare few that actually enjoy being a (primarily) Healing/Prot class, most mainstream Monkeys are in established Guilds rather than small Guilds or Guildless...
As for me, my Main is a Warrior, I have a Necro farmer, I'm working on my Monk, I have a Perma-Pre Warrior, and I have an Ele, Ranger, and Derv as Mules...
It's not that there aren't Monks out there, it's that they don't want to have to PUG it all game, dealing with people who tend to overextend, overaggro, and are far from tactical in their approach. Most Monks I do see, admittedly, are already in a group, leading me to believe that aside from the rare few that actually enjoy being a (primarily) Healing/Prot class, most mainstream Monkeys are in established Guilds rather than small Guilds or Guildless...
monks....everyone has one ...esp with black fow and choas gloves...(not me, dont usually play warrior either).
eles are popular as well as necros...I tend to agree that mesmers get no love (have 3 of them) as they are not the easiest class to play and require THINKING which most of the kids now dont want to do----
sins are hard to play WELL ---you may see many of them, but still not as popular as the core classes.
rangers are pretty much on everyones account somewhere---lots of people's first character was a ranger (my 2 guildees both made rangers first, one still ONLY plays his ranger).
paragons and dervishes are newer, and paragons are more of a support class so like rits and such dont get as much air time....
eles are popular as well as necros...I tend to agree that mesmers get no love (have 3 of them) as they are not the easiest class to play and require THINKING which most of the kids now dont want to do----
sins are hard to play WELL ---you may see many of them, but still not as popular as the core classes.
rangers are pretty much on everyones account somewhere---lots of people's first character was a ranger (my 2 guildees both made rangers first, one still ONLY plays his ranger).
paragons and dervishes are newer, and paragons are more of a support class so like rits and such dont get as much air time....
in my experience i would say:
from most to least
warriors-its the easiest to play C+Space=owned
Eles- the big numbers bring in a lot of eles
Monks- how many of you haven't seen a monk? everywhere you go you'll see one and 55ing
necros- who doesnt like to raise zombies?
rangers- big numbers because of old popular bars like splinter barrage
dervishes- idk, maybe its the cool looking forms or w/e not sure
sins- the recent updates(before the nerfs) of SF bought in a lot of sins to rape the innocent dream riders and mindreblades.
paragons- low population of paras because some people seems to think they suck
ritualist-there like inferior monks in resto, but they do have their uses( have you ever seen a rit barrage or a spirit strength rit hit a huge mob?
mesmers- same as paras but even worse rep, also it actually require thinking and reflexes, which many people seem to lack.
from most to least
warriors-its the easiest to play C+Space=owned
Eles- the big numbers bring in a lot of eles
Monks- how many of you haven't seen a monk? everywhere you go you'll see one and 55ing
necros- who doesnt like to raise zombies?
rangers- big numbers because of old popular bars like splinter barrage
dervishes- idk, maybe its the cool looking forms or w/e not sure
sins- the recent updates(before the nerfs) of SF bought in a lot of sins to rape the innocent dream riders and mindreblades.
paragons- low population of paras because some people seems to think they suck
ritualist-there like inferior monks in resto, but they do have their uses( have you ever seen a rit barrage or a spirit strength rit hit a huge mob?
mesmers- same as paras but even worse rep, also it actually require thinking and reflexes, which many people seem to lack.
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Originally Posted by dilan155
in my experience i would say:
from most to least warriors-its the easiest to play C+Space=owned Eles- the big numbers bring in a lot of eles Monks- how many of you haven't seen a monk? everywhere you go you'll see one and 55ing necros- who doesnt like to raise zombies? rangers- big numbers because of old popular bars like splinter barrage dervishes- idk, maybe its the cool looking forms or w/e not sure sins- the recent updates(before the nerfs) of SF bought in a lot of sins to rape the innocent dream riders and mindreblades. paragons- low population of paras because some people seems to think they suck ritualist-there like inferior monks in resto, but they do have their uses( have you ever seen a rit barrage or a spirit strength rit hit a huge mob? mesmers- same as paras but even worse rep, also it actually require thinking and reflexes, which many people seem to lack. |
Anyhow, I'd agree that Rits, Paragons and Mesmers are the least seen. Assassins are more common these days thanks to SF. Damn farmers making my favorite classes less indie...oh well.
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