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Not just animations, but seeing something in action is a lot better than trying to understand it through a sloppy second-hand retelling of what was probably pre-recorded video at best. I'm honestly not sure of anything until I play it, but getting to see it played is a much better indicator.
I've been running a shout warrior for ages now and I don't think I'll ever give it up. I have a second warrior anyways if I want to do something different.
ASCALONIAN CATACOMBS: STORY PATH AND EXPLORABLE PATHS 1/2/3
SUNDAY JULY 26, DIRECTLY FOLLOWING GUILD MAKE-UP MISSIONS (~4:30 PM EDT)
We will do another dungeon (mini-)event next weekend, with multiple parties, the same way we did Arah. Not anything difficult this time, just something to get our GAFGuild friends playing together in dungeons. Most people know these paths really well, so we may try to come up with something interesting (like a special theme to the runs) to liven things up, and I'll hopefully come up with some kind of rewards or hold a raffle for people who participate to sweeten the deal.
If people keep coming, we'll keep trying to organize these, and we'll work our way through all of the paths eventually, week by week. If you've never done dungeons for whatever reason, we encourage you to use these opportunities to join in! If you know anyone who hasn't done dungeons, please invite them to come too! We will more than gladly show everyone around and teach them everything we know. (And even if you've done these paths a hundred times, you should come too! Your guild will be happy to see you.)
*I know a few people mentioned needing Twilight Arbor's Aetherpath, so we'll save that one for a few weeks from now, and we'll make a bigger deal out of it, much like the Arah 4 run was. It will definitely need a day dedicated to itself.
The Reaper looks visually amazing (Reaper form), so for Tirzah Bauer to say that her in her tweet. I hope for some really cool animations. It will be exciting.
Not just animations, but seeing something in action is a lot better than trying to understand it through a sloppy second-hand retelling of what was probably pre-recorded video at best. I'm honestly not sure of anything until I play it, but getting to see it played is a much better indicator.
Also @ Am I the only that enjoys shouts? I don't think I will be a tempest, but I can see myself running with the shouts D/D. I almost never play my ele though!
I've been running a shout warrior for ages now and I don't think I'll ever give it up. I have a second warrior anyways if I want to do something different.