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Title: Long term investment??
Post by: WataMayu on March 25, 2009, 03:44:39 am

Hi guys,

I am currently deciding on saving up for a dopple card since it seems utmost important for most physical classes. However I am now met with another troubling problem. Which weapon should i put it in?

Well I have read through many different forum discussion and also tried playing a bit here and there. The 2 jobs that I like the most is sin and gunslingers. But I noticed that their weapons, armors, equipments are different worlds apart, thus I am unable to decide which jobs i should start to invest in.

I love both jobs, but tend to side towards gunslingers more. However, I do know that gunslingers are unable to transient, resulting in a big different of stats bonus between the both ( Hp, Sp, stats bonus ).

So lets just say I already got a dopple card, should I use it on my sin equipments or should I use it on my gun?

Even though I am still quite new to the game, I do plan to try woe and pvp in the not so distant future. ;D

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Deathberry on March 25, 2009, 03:49:42 am

Put it on a Dagger. :x

It will be more versatile and if you decide to make other classes, most of them can use it.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: ~Axle~ on March 25, 2009, 04:34:49 am

Tactically: You'll want to use it in a Dagger, like the post above mine stated.
You get the most class versatility, with Novices, Sins, Rogues, Linkers, Swordsman classes, and others being able to use it;
You can always try different classes later on, and still have a piece of gear for them, that will aid you in leveling.

However:

Your choice should rest upon what your favorite class is. If you love GS's, then put it in a gun, plain and simple.
Most often, if you play a class you love; you'll get much less bored with it. On the flip-side, if you play a class only because
it's "Good" then you won't get nearly as much enjoyment out of it.

An easy example of this is me. I enjoy playing as a Soul linker. So instead of playing a Trans character, I worked on gearing out
my Soul linker, and I have fun basically everytime I'm on it. So it was definitely a worth while investment.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Frank on March 25, 2009, 05:16:42 am

 With what has been said before in mind, I would suggest buying a premade DDxx weapon as opposed to making your own. Though this means much longer savings, you will be saving up to 20m.

 Profit wise and versatility wise go with a sin. Once that character has made you a significant amount of money with fast kiling + steal then work on your GS. Alternatively, starting with a GS as you like it would not be that bad of a idea but you'll have a rough time in a observative perspective leveling it and gaining zenny from doing so. (Saving grace for a GS is desperado spam + having a bs greed which is easy 700k-1m each hour(not including lleeching money). Will be better than what a sin could pull off but finding a reliable smith to party up with might be a pain)

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: reg1to10 on March 25, 2009, 07:42:59 am

what gun u going to use?

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: ~Axle~ on March 25, 2009, 07:46:01 am

I'm always envious of people that really enjoy playing Black/White Smiths.
But for the love of god, I could never completely get into that class.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Razer on March 25, 2009, 08:52:24 am

Quote from: ~Axle~ on March 25, 2009, 07:46:01 am

I'm always envious of people that really enjoy playing Black/White Smiths.
But for the love of god, I could never completely get into that class.

Try funny clips like Hylo/Mimic/Owl duke+baron/Bongun/rationing. It becomes fun.
Playing smith is like plain paper, to make it fun you have to add stuff onto it.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: ~Axle~ on March 25, 2009, 09:00:36 am

It's much too late for me to become interested in RO now.
Although funny you should mention those gears; Mimic, and Hylo were what I used on my Smith.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Varis on March 25, 2009, 11:44:50 am

Only reason I enjoy sometimes playing a smith is because of the merchant combo. If it weren't for that, it would truly bore me to tears.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Razer on March 25, 2009, 02:00:06 pm

Yea but I have decieded to sell off my DBSZipper Mace.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: Athear Caex on March 25, 2009, 02:03:37 pm

Quote from: Varis on March 25, 2009, 11:44:50 am

Only reason I enjoy sometimes playing a smith is because of the merchant combo. If it weren't for that, it would truly bore me to tears.

Egh I try to push myself to my hardest when I play smith, niff is way too easy, especially when you can hold almost the whole map on your back and still be fine. I try to mob in many other maps, they can almost level anywhere (the only place I don't think I could ever try is lh3, though lh2 and lh1 are on my lists to try.

Title: Re: Long term investment??
Post by: WataMayu on March 25, 2009, 05:46:26 pm

Thanks for all the advices & the additional information about smiths  :laugh:

I have decided to work towards a gunslinger since I like the job the most.

On a second note, if I were to want to mainly focus on Sins, is it better for me to make a good katar compared to a dagger since it seems much cheaper cards wise? I can save up the rest of the money for other equips like Kahos and all.

Quote from: reg1to10 on March 25, 2009, 07:42:59 am

what gun u going to use?

Garrison or crimson bolt I guess.