cronuss
08-09-2007, 01:42 AM
So I recently came back to GS.
After the GS4 change, I played for a bit and made my cleric a runestaffer. Didn't like it.
I liked my holy warrior.
So then I tried shield + brawling... volnfu and open hand casting.
Very efficient.
I still missed my holy warrior.
So, not I'm back to sword/shield. Got my eonake longword back in use. ;)
Anyway, my question is whether or not to train in shield use.
I have a vultite shield... which gives me 20 DS just for being a shield, then 20 DS for being 4x.
Now, I trained twice in shield and noticed ZERO improvement to my DS in offensive or defensive stance.
At 13 points a rank, what the heck are people training in shield for?
My research shows that shield RANKS fit into a huge equation and basically you get about 0.8 DS per rank of training or something like that.
Is this true?
If so... should I even bother training in shields or just save the HUNDREDS of points and put them elsewhere? Like getting more spells or lores, etc...
Thanks.
After the GS4 change, I played for a bit and made my cleric a runestaffer. Didn't like it.
I liked my holy warrior.
So then I tried shield + brawling... volnfu and open hand casting.
Very efficient.
I still missed my holy warrior.
So, not I'm back to sword/shield. Got my eonake longword back in use. ;)
Anyway, my question is whether or not to train in shield use.
I have a vultite shield... which gives me 20 DS just for being a shield, then 20 DS for being 4x.
Now, I trained twice in shield and noticed ZERO improvement to my DS in offensive or defensive stance.
At 13 points a rank, what the heck are people training in shield for?
My research shows that shield RANKS fit into a huge equation and basically you get about 0.8 DS per rank of training or something like that.
Is this true?
If so... should I even bother training in shields or just save the HUNDREDS of points and put them elsewhere? Like getting more spells or lores, etc...
Thanks.