Is there a way to skip the introduction? I'm messing about with various characters during my trial and I don't enjoy the intro very much - too linear. I've made a Rohirrim Warden, and a Lorien Elf Runemaster. I can't say I like the Runemaster much - I'm no lore snob, but I do know LOTR pretty well, and the Runemaster feels out-of-place. I also need to make a Hobbit Minstrel and a Dwarf Champion.
I emailed Turbine support about whether I can sub using my Japanese credit card, and my answer is.... <crickets>.
I'm considering a follow-up email like this "I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU MY MONEY. IS THAT A THING YOU THINK YOU MIGHT ENJOY? LET'S HAVE A LITTLE TALK ABOUT HOW I CAN GIVE YOU MONEY."
You can skip the intro for a given race once you've finished the instance at the end of the intro. Five or so levels is not that good of a feel for a class, most don't "open up" until 20 or later. Have to agree with the RK lore thing tho
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Is there a way to skip the introduction? I'm messing about with various characters during my trial and I don't enjoy the intro very much - too linear. I've made a Rohirrim Warden, and a Lorien Elf Runemaster. I can't say I like the Runemaster much - I'm no lore snob, but I do know LOTR pretty well, and the Runemaster feels out-of-place. I also need to make a Hobbit Minstrel and a Dwarf Champion.
I emailed Turbine support about whether I can sub using my Japanese credit card, and my answer is.... <crickets>.
I'm considering a follow-up email like this "I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU MY MONEY. IS THAT A THING YOU THINK YOU MIGHT ENJOY? LET'S HAVE A LITTLE TALK ABOUT HOW I CAN GIVE YOU MONEY."
You can skip the intro for a given race once you've finished the instance at the end of the intro. Five or so levels is not that good of a feel for a class, most don't "open up" until 20 or later. Have to agree with the RK lore thing tho
The problem I have with this is the context: If you are imagining there to be a few rune-keepers, it seems entirely reasonable. If you are looking at the reality of how many rune-keepers exist on the server in comparison to other classes and then reflecting this as a likeness to the actual ratios - yes, it is very out of lore.
But it's not very lore-breaking to imagine that in some circles there are those who do not wish their power to be known amongst all and resist the temptation to use their skills in public. I know this is not exactly what is written but with any fiction as long as the core rules are set, there can be creative liberties taken and I see the Rune-Keeper class as such.
edit: Triple B raped me with a horse. Now I'm hoarse. :winky:
Had a 3hr Fornost run today. That place is brutal. I hate and love it. It can be a very fun challenge if you have a good group. Or its an annoying aggro/wipe-fest if you have a shitty group. Had a mix of both tonight (thats why it took 3 fucking hours). One person dropped towards the end and we got a 54 Min to help us out, and we still wiped twice.. but went back (learned from our 'mistakes') and eventually finished the damn thing.
I'd like to start on Landroval but I'm not entirely keen on starting from scratch all over again, when I've just gotten into my level 11 rune keeper on Vilya (starting crafting, checking out the auction house, getting some decent gear, etc).
I'm thinking though that perhaps if I choose another race and class it won't be so bad. I've always stuck to Elves because I love the architecture and the general feel of the race. Any suggestions on race and/or classes I should give a go? I'm partial to caster classes yet I won't hesitate to try melee.
I found Human Warden to be a really rewarding experience. They kick tons of ass as well. Hunters do as well. But since you've already done the "elf thing", I'd lean towards Human or Hobbit.
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You can skip the intro for a given race once you've finished the instance at the end of the intro. Five or so levels is not that good of a feel for a class, most don't "open up" until 20 or later. Have to agree with the RK lore thing tho
Comcast has the worst timing ever. I have never cussed at a piece of electronic equipment so much as I did this evening, sir. My sincerest apologies.
The problem I have with this is the context: If you are imagining there to be a few rune-keepers, it seems entirely reasonable. If you are looking at the reality of how many rune-keepers exist on the server in comparison to other classes and then reflecting this as a likeness to the actual ratios - yes, it is very out of lore.
But it's not very lore-breaking to imagine that in some circles there are those who do not wish their power to be known amongst all and resist the temptation to use their skills in public. I know this is not exactly what is written but with any fiction as long as the core rules are set, there can be creative liberties taken and I see the Rune-Keeper class as such.
edit: Triple B raped me with a horse. Now I'm hoarse. :winky:
I found Human Warden to be a really rewarding experience. They kick tons of ass as well. Hunters do as well. But since you've already done the "elf thing", I'd lean towards Human or Hobbit.
Man, I don't control what Billvis does. He liked you. You were laying down. He took....liberties. Wasn't my fault.