Race for Guardian?Follow

If I wanted to make a good race, and I want to be a Guardian, what race should i be, and what modifier stuff should i get like trait skills and such other stuff.

Pick what you think you'd like to play best, but try to stay away from Barbarian and Ogre, there as so bob-damn many barb and ogre guards it ain't even funny. Do something wierd like gnome or ratonga or kerra or something.

I played a Rat guard named Juggernot for awhile, and he was supprisingly not that bad.

Ok, at the very beginning of the game, for the first 20 levels or so the stats matter a little bit, you MAY have a problem in the HP and stamina as a tank if you go for the smaller classes, but past that they don't fuggin matter.

i would go with barbarian because that HP and STAT can help you later in the game i mean its pointless till 40 and so on but if you are looking to make a weird character like a rat or something your going to need a **** load of money just for HP which is stupid as hell. If you of went ahead and picked a barb they are balanaced and you can not worry about HP or mana at all and worry about one stat only. but if you have alot of money and dont want to be worth a **** go rat gnome or whatever. Want to be good go barb or orge only thing about orge they have no agil which agil helps with dodge but you pick...

yea i dont cuss and my who the hell wants to buy HP and all that stuff when you can already have it and it increases through game so shut your little mouth and keep your opinions to yourself

yea i dont cuss and my who the hell wants to buy HP and all that stuff when you can already have it and it increases through game so shut your little mouth and keep your opinions to yourself

actully stat does matter because ive met same level rats and gnomes and same job and they have no where near to mit or HP as i do the only way they could is if they used all level upgrades to do so but then you waste them you waste masters that could of been very useful.




65 paladin
70 sage

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

I like how he got to 65 and still has no idea how the Stat system works.

~Incorrect~

Starting stats are based on Race.
Stat modifiers are based on Class.
Stat changes per level are based on Class.

That means that the 9 point STA difference between Gnomes and Ogres at level 1 with all stats/buffs the same will be the exact 9 point STA difference between those 2 at level 65.

That means that the ONLY difference between the 2 tanks is the HP granted by and only by those 9 STA. Oh but I'm sorry, the Gnome has 10 more AGI for increased Avoidance.

They're the damn same tanks.

I actually kinda think thats lame... but its true.

No, you're dead wrong, it's kind of funny.

Avoidance % wise is more effective than Mit % wise. Now look at your mit's actual absorbance %s and then they're even, but Mit doesn't work on a flat scale, it's a function of the attackers accuracy and level. There is what I call a "hot range" in which each point of Mit can and does make a good difference, but if you fall below that range or go too far above that range it starts making a very small difference. Try it yourself...

As for avoidance, that is a FLAT % of how many attacks coming from a same level average accuracy enemy you will dodge. Just because in a string of hits you don't notice Avoidance DOES NOT MEAN it is pointless. At the end of the day, I garentee you works itself in.

Think of it this way... maybe you'll understand.

2 people take 10 tests. One person makes all 65s. Another person makes all 90s, but misses 3 of those tests. Who got the higher score? The person who made all 65s!!? HORAY!!

... O wait, nevermind not horay. Cuz we're talking about how hard you're getting hit for here. So yes, 7/10 times person 2 came in and saw 90s (getting hit much harder), but just 3 of those times he skipped the test (avoided an attack) and he ended up with LOWER overall score (damage).

Obviously the combat gets very complex, as you see a good Plate with a shield should be somewhere near the top of the "hot range" AND have 35-40% avoidance while in defensive stance.

Lastly, and just to clerify what has already been said multiple times, STA has nothing to do with Mit! Race has nothing to do with Mit! Where are you getting the idea that this Ratonga has lower mit due to his class? He very well may have lower mit, but hes either doing something wrong (is in Offensive, is using a Grant of Arms, or isn't shielded) or is simply outgeared...

None of that has anything to do with his race... ?