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What Class is your GWAMM?
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Originally Posted by Master of Liquors
I think it's kind of funny when people say the game's been out for four years so it should be easy, even though some people have only been playing it for two years with the first six months not truly knowing and understanding what the hell was going on(me)
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got masters on all the missions while mapping them and skill capping, did vanquished while skill capping and mapping, and did a lot of eotn stuff with the guild which made it relativley easy.
the SS and LB titles were also both done through vanquishes. i think i finished vanqing with 48k rep, so just had to do a few wurm runs.
honestly, if you just have a little motivation, GWAMM is not hard to get, although the drunk sweet tooth and party can be a pain. the actual game play titles are pretty easy. you just need to do it. i think i did maybe a mission or a vanquish every other night, and a few more on the weekend if i had time.
Warrior was first, then the casters Ele, necro etc...
Warrior was mostly pre Ursan (no triple necro) but I think the casters were far easier (or more accurately, quicker)... I prefer just to do it with heroes, but I imagine if you need to pug something, monk always gets a group.
With the current power of the spirit spammer, I'd think any one could go rit secondary and have an easy time of almost anything (except warriors and paragons, of course).
Currently working on monk and ranger.
Warrior was mostly pre Ursan (no triple necro) but I think the casters were far easier (or more accurately, quicker)... I prefer just to do it with heroes, but I imagine if you need to pug something, monk always gets a group.
With the current power of the spirit spammer, I'd think any one could go rit secondary and have an easy time of almost anything (except warriors and paragons, of course).
Currently working on monk and ranger.
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My first one was a Warrior and after that came the necro on which i found it much easier to do.
I think if you want to make a good judgement on which prof would be the easier to do it on you should disregard the first one you made due to the fact you are still messing with the game itself and to be honest really don't know shit from sheit yet.
At the moment i think a Rit would be an easy prof to do, i might give that a try after i get my girls back to normal.
My gwamms have been deleted by a "friendly" little hacker but i have made them again exactly the same and they will be gwamm's again.
And for the people out there stating they have a life and therefor cannot make a gwamm i can only say it's about focus, you can be on line for 3 hours and go dance in Shing Jea Monastery or do some missions towards a title.
It's not so much the amount of time but more what you do with it that gets you a gwamm.
I think if you want to make a good judgement on which prof would be the easier to do it on you should disregard the first one you made due to the fact you are still messing with the game itself and to be honest really don't know shit from sheit yet.
At the moment i think a Rit would be an easy prof to do, i might give that a try after i get my girls back to normal.
My gwamms have been deleted by a "friendly" little hacker but i have made them again exactly the same and they will be gwamm's again.
And for the people out there stating they have a life and therefor cannot make a gwamm i can only say it's about focus, you can be on line for 3 hours and go dance in Shing Jea Monastery or do some missions towards a title.
It's not so much the amount of time but more what you do with it that gets you a gwamm.
Elementalist, my first and main char. Vanquishing mostly H/H, missions mostly guild.
Looking back on it, it was my way to learn every foe and every area and find out about the details in game mechanics. In terms of HM and advanced PvE play, I started as newb (one year in the game) and finished as a reasonably skilled player.
Now that I have played 6 other classes through all GW campaigns and always HM after the first walktrough, I consider Necromant as most easy class to achive GWAMM. It is the most powerful ranged class damage-wise, and ranged damage dealers are much easier to play with H/H than melee classes or ranged support classes. Most part of GWAMM you do alone, otherwise it takes ages because you wait for groups and find many bad players.
Looking back on it, it was my way to learn every foe and every area and find out about the details in game mechanics. In terms of HM and advanced PvE play, I started as newb (one year in the game) and finished as a reasonably skilled player.
Now that I have played 6 other classes through all GW campaigns and always HM after the first walktrough, I consider Necromant as most easy class to achive GWAMM. It is the most powerful ranged class damage-wise, and ranged damage dealers are much easier to play with H/H than melee classes or ranged support classes. Most part of GWAMM you do alone, otherwise it takes ages because you wait for groups and find many bad players.
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My GWAMM is Ranger.
Hats off to people who have attained this through a mix of GW game play.
Mostly achieved mine with H/H.
Guilds and Allience outings were mainly for fun. For when I could set aside time when rl was not on going to interrupt my gaming.
Joined faction farming guilds for Factions.
Sunspear, LB mainly in worms.
Paid once for a run Morah 2k i think.
Played her for 3 years.
Guilds leading you buy the nose through the game effectivly means you leeched the title. imo, not my idea of fun or satisfying.
Tactics: Hero pinning and pulling.
If chosen balanced H/H team failed would try Sab.
Some high end dungeons needed consumables.
Skills: BHA, Barrage, Poison, Splinter mix of interupts and GWEN skills.
Hats off to people who have attained this through a mix of GW game play.
Mostly achieved mine with H/H.
Guilds and Allience outings were mainly for fun. For when I could set aside time when rl was not on going to interrupt my gaming.
Joined faction farming guilds for Factions.
Sunspear, LB mainly in worms.
Paid once for a run Morah 2k i think.
Played her for 3 years.
Guilds leading you buy the nose through the game effectivly means you leeched the title. imo, not my idea of fun or satisfying.
Tactics: Hero pinning and pulling.
If chosen balanced H/H team failed would try Sab.
Some high end dungeons needed consumables.
Skills: BHA, Barrage, Poison, Splinter mix of interupts and GWEN skills.
I always go for GWAMM on all of my characters. I just like the challenge of not dying while playing through the entire game. That said, however, I don't have GWAMM on anyone as I tend to get bored with a profession and move on to another one.
Also, it seems that Rangers are the most popular for GWAMM.
Also, it seems that Rangers are the most popular for GWAMM.
my GWAMM is my Ranger, was easy to get into groups as an interupter, especially in EOTN charr areas and dungeons, my VQ'd was done mostly H/H or with guildies who needed the area. i am not currently working on another, but my necro has 21 titles atm [just from regular game play] , but no consumable titles. cheers.
Warrior. Started VQing with a DSlash bar but that become boring within 10 areas,after that I switched between ES, Evis, Cripslash. Pretty easy overall.
Now going for GWAMM on my monk, which I find a bit more challenging. H/H are idiots when it comes to picking targets, or even following calls, so it's hard to keep them alive while also making sure they actually kill stuff. Hard but fun.
Now going for GWAMM on my monk, which I find a bit more challenging. H/H are idiots when it comes to picking targets, or even following calls, so it's hard to keep them alive while also making sure they actually kill stuff. Hard but fun.
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Originally Posted by Habacalva Zann Esu
1st : Elementalist
2nd : Assassin 3rd : Paragon 4th : Necromancer 5th : Mesmer 6th : Dervish Now I'm working on Ritualist and Warrior. Ranger too but I must do LDOA before so it take time. And finally, I may buy a char slot to do a Monk. |
I'm need to finish VQ in NF for gwamm on my war and i'm not even considering another.
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