fallengorn said:They took away invites partly from updating their site and partly from inching close to an open beta. They haven't given an ETA on that however.
I knew nothing of it until the 1Up Show last week... and I go to the site to find that I can't play. Damn Shawn for not telling us about it until we can't get hold of it! :'(Mojovonio said:I'm desperately trying to get in to this.
yeah, the clan system is pretty bare bones. I didn't even realize I got invited until after I logged on a couple of times and just happen to notice a line of text in the chat stating I did.WasabiKing said:expect some free crap being sent to you guys. I've got too much loot, so I'll be sending them at random. Also, Tekno is managing the guild cause Flagship's dumbass clan support only allows one guild master and no subordinates to invite others.
No one ever answered my questions! D:TheOneGuy said:I finally (after being in the beta for a long time) made a bloodletter a week ago (completely forget the name!) and played for a bit then got distracted, but I was having fun! Woudl certainly have more fun with people rather than by myself. I keep meaning to play more but keep getting distracted more.
Questions I have that maybe someone here can answer!
1) How is the PvP? It sounds nice but I have no idea how it actually plays out.
2) Is the hard mode (elite or whatever, the one without permadeath) so hard that I should avoid it until I get used to the game?
3) And while on that subject, can I change difficulty eventually, ala Diablo, or am I stuck with what I pick for all time with that character?
TheOneGuy said:Not the PvP question, at least. That's more of a "how does it feel" not "what is involved" question.
I figured some people had been playing long enough to at least give a fair assessment of how much classes diverge as they gain more skill points. Again, that's more of a "how does it feel" question. Oftentimes games claim to have a million different skills but they all feel the same. 's where my question comes from. d:
Also the difficulty question! D:
You're right about the third question, though. It's just easier to ask than it is to dig through a bunch of information for one tiny detail.
JoeMartin said:If you've ever played a videogame in your life I recommend elite over normal. It at least provides a semblance of a challenge. Lots of more baddies on screen to fuck up. And the bosses actually take some time/effort to drop.
Teknoman said:I dunno, even on normal, those bosses can take you out fast if you arent prepared.
Also Teknoman is my character name so add to friends list. That and im still waiting on the guild invite :lol
Teknoman said:I dunno, even on normal, those bosses can take you out fast if you arent prepared.
Also Teknoman is my character name so add to friends list. That and im still waiting on the guild invite :lol
JoeMartin said:Bloodletters generally have the hardest time soloing the big'ns because you have to get very personal with them to deal damage (who in turn get their large, sharp and/or pointed objects very personal with your bum).
Part of the trade, I s'pose.
I just run in circles and spam hordes of boom zippers. :lol
Rogosh said:I'd definitely like an invite to the GAF guild
Reun/Rogosh/Bloodletter
As for taking care of bosses/large groups as a bloodletter, i've taken the rather backwords approach of keeping a ranged weapon as my second weapons set to kill/weaken the enemies before they get close with my sword/shield (bloodlings ftw).