DaveMoeDee wrote: »No need to be great. I'm definitely not great, but I've been enjoying the game for years.
cmetzger93 wrote: »It's definitely daunting at first but with the upcoming changes everyone will soon be on the same playing field for the most part. Don't even worry about builds and stuff until you hit level 50 and want to start messing around with endgame
cmetzger93 wrote: »It's definitely daunting at first but with the upcoming changes everyone will soon be on the same playing field for the most part. Don't even worry about builds and stuff until you hit level 50 and want to start messing around with endgame
cmetzger93 wrote: »It's definitely daunting at first but with the upcoming changes everyone will soon be on the same playing field for the most part. Don't even worry about builds and stuff until you hit level 50 and want to start messing around with endgame
Thank you by the way - I appreciate your reassurance.
Puzzlenuts wrote: »My advice would be just play as you want to do you what you want in the game. Don't let all these things discourage you. You'll learn as you go. You don't have to be great at it you just have to enjoy logging on and playing. You'll figure things out we did and still do.
Ultimately, I just want to enjoy pottering around, doing some fishing, chopping some trees down, making a few daggers and improving them, maybe the odd quest. If I go up against anyone else, I'll get hammered and will lose interest, so is it still worth investing time in the game knowing I'm never going to be great at it?
I appreciate this post a lot. I've been searching around trying to figure out the fastest way to get ready for end game. But it sounds to me in my opinion that the end game just keeps going on. I've stopped playing this game several times never making it past level 20. I just started over a few days ago and I'm at level 22 on a Sorc. My goal now is getting to 50. I've been used to WoW leveling.. and this game is no where near WoW leveling.
I do have a couple questions. When I get to 50, I see a lot around the internet about crafted gear and other gear for the "end game." Is this gear from patterns I need to learn? Do I spam Dungeons to get better gear? I'm used to WoW. So to gear up you would generally craft low ilvl gear, then spam normal dungeons--> Heroic Dungeons-->Mythic Dungeons. Is this the same concept?
Thanks for your help!
DaveMoeDee wrote: »No need to be great. I'm definitely not great, but I've been enjoying the game for years.
Do you find that you can just keep playing the game your own way and still enjoy it whilst not being 'competitive'? I really want this game to be something that I can play after work, spend an hour getting materials, creating stuff, learning new things - kind of a shop-keeper type thing, with the occasional wander into an easy quest here I can shoot stuff with my maple bow :-)
Didnt read through all replies so this advice might already been given. Stop reading this forum and just play the game.