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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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STAR WARS THE OLD REPUBLIC?
Hey, I can't decide on what class to role for Sith. Is it true that 'stealth' is considered nooby and for people who are scared? I wanna be a boss in PvP. Please give me some class advice.
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Answer:
If you are wanting PvP Sith, it really comes down to one of the following three: (Personal play style will depend which will fit you better. The other sith warrior class is good for withstanding the damage but lacks flexibility for PvP.)
Sith Warrior - Marauder ... twin sabers, good burst damage, minor fast stealth, reaching into melee super fast (jumps), a few minor stuns for locking the oponent down, and medium armor to give decent damage reduction. The way to be if you are into lightsaber duels, and cutting down your enemies in close.
Sith Inquisitor - assassin ... double bladed saber, good sustained dps/minor burst, fast movements and acrobatics to avoid damage, both ranged and close combat attacks (mainly close combat), good stuns, good stealth (means you pick your fights), life draining of enemies to heal in combat. The way to be if you like to move in and out striking and moving, taking out one after another whitling down their ranks.
Sith Inquisitor - sorceror ... Either as healer or ranged dps, single lightsaber, good ranged stuns, life draining and healing to keep yourself up, good ranged attacks, good aoe attacks. Downside light armor and limited melee combat moves. The way to be to support others in group PvP or just outright blast them into the ether with the power of the darkside.
And no stealth is for those who want to assassinate a target to make killing a group easier. (Take out the healer/weakest link and the rest fall much faster in PvP. Rarely do you get to have one on one in PvP, take any advantage you can .... cause they sure as heck will. I use stealth in PvP in several games and take out groups solo that way... And when you can take out a group of other players through tactics, that is anything but being a noob. The noob is the one who cannot play their own class and blames others for it.)
If you are not looking specifically at sith, you might consider bounty hunter for PvP... well played they can be a beast.
Check out this Star Wars the Old Republic LEVELING GUIDE here!
Check out this Star Wars the Old Republic LEVELING GUIDE here!
Answer:
If you are wanting PvP Sith, it really comes down to one of the following three: (Personal play style will depend which will fit you better. The other sith warrior class is good for withstanding the damage but lacks flexibility for PvP.)
Sith Warrior - Marauder ... twin sabers, good burst damage, minor fast stealth, reaching into melee super fast (jumps), a few minor stuns for locking the oponent down, and medium armor to give decent damage reduction. The way to be if you are into lightsaber duels, and cutting down your enemies in close.
Sith Inquisitor - assassin ... double bladed saber, good sustained dps/minor burst, fast movements and acrobatics to avoid damage, both ranged and close combat attacks (mainly close combat), good stuns, good stealth (means you pick your fights), life draining of enemies to heal in combat. The way to be if you like to move in and out striking and moving, taking out one after another whitling down their ranks.
Sith Inquisitor - sorceror ... Either as healer or ranged dps, single lightsaber, good ranged stuns, life draining and healing to keep yourself up, good ranged attacks, good aoe attacks. Downside light armor and limited melee combat moves. The way to be to support others in group PvP or just outright blast them into the ether with the power of the darkside.
And no stealth is for those who want to assassinate a target to make killing a group easier. (Take out the healer/weakest link and the rest fall much faster in PvP. Rarely do you get to have one on one in PvP, take any advantage you can .... cause they sure as heck will. I use stealth in PvP in several games and take out groups solo that way... And when you can take out a group of other players through tactics, that is anything but being a noob. The noob is the one who cannot play their own class and blames others for it.)
If you are not looking specifically at sith, you might consider bounty hunter for PvP... well played they can be a beast.
Check out this Star Wars the Old Republic LEVELING GUIDE here!
Can this laptop run Star Wars the Old Republic decently?
This is the laptop I have: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834127266
How well can it run Star Wars the Old Republic?
Answer: From looking at the Requirements for Star Wars the old Republic I do not think you will have any problems running it.
How well can it run Star Wars the Old Republic?
Answer: From looking at the Requirements for Star Wars the old Republic I do not think you will have any problems running it.
Who are the Sith masters in the trailers for the game: Star Wars The Old Republic?
What are the names of the 2 main siths in the star wars old republic trailers? The first two trailers bioware released had the same sith bad guy, and in the latest trailer it shows him fighting with his master. Also I'd love to know the names of the main jedi masters in these trailers as well?
Answer: The Sith in the "Hope" and "Deceived" trailer is Darth Malgus, a Sith Lord from the planet of Dromund Kaas. In the "Return" cinematic, it is Darth Malgus and his master, but I have yet to learn of his master's name, but he is a Pureblood Sith. Also, the Jedi Master (The Zabrak) has no name as far as I know, but his apprentice, the girl with the double-bladed saber is Satele Shan, the descendant of Bastilla Shan. She appears in the "Hope" trailer as well, fighting Malgus!
Answer: The Sith in the "Hope" and "Deceived" trailer is Darth Malgus, a Sith Lord from the planet of Dromund Kaas. In the "Return" cinematic, it is Darth Malgus and his master, but I have yet to learn of his master's name, but he is a Pureblood Sith. Also, the Jedi Master (The Zabrak) has no name as far as I know, but his apprentice, the girl with the double-bladed saber is Satele Shan, the descendant of Bastilla Shan. She appears in the "Hope" trailer as well, fighting Malgus!
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