Serops
12-28-2005, 02:19 PM
Hey everyone. I haven't played a warrior much is GSIV. I had one back in GS3 that I converted to Paladin only to find out I that don't like the new class much. So I'm starting over. Any advice, comments, critizicism on his stats and training would be much appreciated.
I tried to balance his stats for both immediate playability and growth.
Elf Warrior
At lvl 0:
Strength (STR): 80
Constitution (CON): 82
Dexterity (DEX): 52
Agility (AGI): 83
Discipline (DIS): 77
Aura (AUR): 67
Logic (LOG): 78
Intuition (INT): 50
Wisdom (WIS): 68
Influence (INF): 23
At lvl 100
Strength (STR): 100
Constitution (CON): 100
Dexterity (DEX): 100
Agility (AGI): 100
Discipline (DIS): 96
Aura (AUR): 96
Logic (LOG): 92
Intuition (INT): 86
Wisdom (WIS): 90
Influence (INF): 80
Training:
Armor: a little over 2.5x until I get into MBP at 30 and then 2x until full plate.
Shield: 1x
Poles: 2x
CM: 2x
MOC: 1x until 30-35 ranks, eventually 55 ranks total
Ambush: 1x after I get MOC to 35 ranks
PT: 2x to start but 2.5x by 100
Dodge: 2x
Climb: 30 ranks
Swim: 30 ranks
Perc: .5x
FA: 1x
Surv: .75x
AS: 30-40 ranks
MIU: 30-40 ranks
I also have a few specific questions:
1) I've heard a lot of good things about berserk but I have also heard that it's heavily dependent on discipline. As an Elf is it worthwhile for me to try to learn this at all? My disc bonus will be 0 when I hit guild age and maxes out at a meager +8.
2) I remember back in GS3 that trip was very unreliable. Is this still the case or is it better now that it's part of the CML system? Anyone have suggestions for a good knockdown manuever given my training?
3) I plan on getting Wspec 3, Bonding 5, Surge 5, Precision 2, Mobility 1-2, and Parry Mastery 1-2. I will pickup feint, stunman (or berserk), and warcry through the guild. Any other suggestions?
4) Is another weapon skill really essential? I considered picking up ranged, thrown, or brawling but doing so would mean that I would have to drop all my tertiary skills for a long time and likely have to drop dodge down to 1.5x for a while. It also means more crap to carry. I figure that I'll already be lugging about 2-3 poles and elves don't have the best encumberance thresholds.
Thanks for your help.
I tried to balance his stats for both immediate playability and growth.
Elf Warrior
At lvl 0:
Strength (STR): 80
Constitution (CON): 82
Dexterity (DEX): 52
Agility (AGI): 83
Discipline (DIS): 77
Aura (AUR): 67
Logic (LOG): 78
Intuition (INT): 50
Wisdom (WIS): 68
Influence (INF): 23
At lvl 100
Strength (STR): 100
Constitution (CON): 100
Dexterity (DEX): 100
Agility (AGI): 100
Discipline (DIS): 96
Aura (AUR): 96
Logic (LOG): 92
Intuition (INT): 86
Wisdom (WIS): 90
Influence (INF): 80
Training:
Armor: a little over 2.5x until I get into MBP at 30 and then 2x until full plate.
Shield: 1x
Poles: 2x
CM: 2x
MOC: 1x until 30-35 ranks, eventually 55 ranks total
Ambush: 1x after I get MOC to 35 ranks
PT: 2x to start but 2.5x by 100
Dodge: 2x
Climb: 30 ranks
Swim: 30 ranks
Perc: .5x
FA: 1x
Surv: .75x
AS: 30-40 ranks
MIU: 30-40 ranks
I also have a few specific questions:
1) I've heard a lot of good things about berserk but I have also heard that it's heavily dependent on discipline. As an Elf is it worthwhile for me to try to learn this at all? My disc bonus will be 0 when I hit guild age and maxes out at a meager +8.
2) I remember back in GS3 that trip was very unreliable. Is this still the case or is it better now that it's part of the CML system? Anyone have suggestions for a good knockdown manuever given my training?
3) I plan on getting Wspec 3, Bonding 5, Surge 5, Precision 2, Mobility 1-2, and Parry Mastery 1-2. I will pickup feint, stunman (or berserk), and warcry through the guild. Any other suggestions?
4) Is another weapon skill really essential? I considered picking up ranged, thrown, or brawling but doing so would mean that I would have to drop all my tertiary skills for a long time and likely have to drop dodge down to 1.5x for a while. It also means more crap to carry. I figure that I'll already be lugging about 2-3 poles and elves don't have the best encumberance thresholds.
Thanks for your help.