PVP Noob Question..
One_ofMany
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I'm not great at PVP so I'm looking for an EASY Mode build that won't die every 5 seconds.
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✭✭✭✭✭Most builds that don't die involve some kind of heavy armor in the impenetrable trait ... which could be dropped or crafted.
So, choose a heavy 5-piece set to build your character around.
There are a lot of options depending on your playstyle.0 -
cjhhickman39✭✭✭✭Pvp really doesn’t have an easy mode, but to survive and learn I would recommend fortified brass crafted set from clockwork city.
Team this with a good attack set and you should be able too survive and learn.
If you craft immovable potions are a good item to have also, easy to buy on traders also1 -
jd24✭✭✭Taleof2Cities wrote: »Most builds that don't die involve some kind of heavy armor in the impenetrable trait ... which could be dropped or crafted.
So, choose a heavy 5-piece set to build your character around.
There are a lot of options depending on your playstyle.
Are there alternatives to not using a lot of heavy gear to be more of a glass cannon stamina build? If so, is the higher damage from medium armor high enough to be equal to a heavy set? For example, if player 1 and player 2 has the exact same skill build but 1 is wearing a high damage medium armor build while player 2 is wearing a heavy armor build.. who would win?0 -
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✭✭✭✭Pirate Skeleton, Phoenix and that eternal yokeda set
Doesn't work the way you want it to. Eternal Yok and Phoenix proc at the same time, so you still only save one "death."
...which is probably for the best, but that was going to be my build when I hit grand overlord. NO ACHIEVEMENTS.Thrice Empress, Forever Scrub0 -
Karm1cOne✭✭✭✭✭Dueling is a good place to start. Learn what works and what doesn't for you. There are lots of play styles, and no "one size fits all" build or class.0 -
Mr_Wolfe✭✭✭Taleof2Cities wrote: »Most builds that don't die involve some kind of heavy armor in the impenetrable trait ... which could be dropped or crafted.
So, choose a heavy 5-piece set to build your character around.
There are a lot of options depending on your playstyle.cjhhickman39 wrote: »Pvp really doesn’t have an easy mode, but to survive and learn I would recommend fortified brass crafted set from clockwork city.
Team this with a good attack set and you should be able too survive and learn.
If you craft immovable potions are a good item to have also, easy to buy on traders also
What these guys said.
Also, run with a group. Soloing in Cyrodiil or the Imperial City is hard. It's a lot easier to learn the ropes surfing with a zerg than it is being a lone target.0 -
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✭✭joedraper24b14_ESO wrote: »Taleof2Cities wrote: »Most builds that don't die involve some kind of heavy armor in the impenetrable trait ... which could be dropped or crafted.
So, choose a heavy 5-piece set to build your character around.
There are a lot of options depending on your playstyle.
Are there alternatives to not using a lot of heavy gear to be more of a glass cannon stamina build? If so, is the higher damage from medium armor high enough to be equal to a heavy set? For example, if player 1 and player 2 has the exact same skill build but 1 is wearing a high damage medium armor build while player 2 is wearing a heavy armor build.. who would win?
There are too many factors involved to answer your question, such as class, build, and does the other player see you coming. It is possible to go all or mostly medium, though with regards to your health I wouldn't go glass cannon unless you're a stealth sniper. Point being, you'll need to rely on other means of survial. The chief among them is awareness, which is not a strong skill set of those new to PvP. Remember, you are fighting other players, and they will make adjustments to counter your counters.One_ofMany wrote: »What Classes are the best in PVP?
The class you are most comfortable playing. In terms of survival, DK's have their wings, NB has cloak, Templar has strong heals, and so on. The strong players out there, however, are strong because of experience, and the time spent working out their build.Main: Drio Azul ~ DC, Redguard, Healer/Magicka Templar ~ NA-PC
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✭✭✭✭✭Maybe Fortified brass and impregnable, all impenetrable? Maybe start with a defensive monster set you have, then update to a damage proc as you feel more comfortable, and run in groups so now you survive but you will need help to kill someone.0 -
Dragneel1207✭✭✭✭One_ofMany wrote: »I'm not great at PVP so I'm looking for an EASY Mode build that won't die every 5 seconds.
u can go heavy armors with impenetrable trait for survivability and dont go for 1vsX without knowing what u r build does.
I do pvp with stam DK
i can recommend 7th legion set (it has weapon damage + heals + pros when taken damage) and as mentioned above u can go for fortified brass.
If u r running medium armor learn to roll dodge (learn roll dodge + vigour animation cancelling) and use vigour before engaging into the fight this will heal for the damage caused and increase u r survival.
To do good in PVP the best way is to duel ppl(1-on-1)and correcting from there. U need to learn combos that go into u r specific build.
Overall its not an easy process and has sharp learning curve and once u learn it things become easier.
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Dragneel1207✭✭✭✭One_ofMany wrote: »What Classes are the best in PVP?
Templar class has some good self healing abilities and starting with that can help u learn pvp.
Search youtube for best in slot builds and learn the combos u can totally survive more than 5 sec0 -
Dragneel1207✭✭✭✭If u want to duel sometime I can totally help u with the dueling. I am in PC EU
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You can use Blood Spawn instead of Pirate Skeleton.
1. Pirate Skeleton + Reactive armor + Hist sap.
2. Pirate Skeleton + Fortified brass + Armor master - use Immovable from heavy armor skill line.
3. Troll king + Bee Keeper + Orgnum Scales
Note: these are highly resistant builds but will have much harder time to kill someone.Say no to Toxic Casuals!
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