That's a non-issue.Hope there's an easy way for someone who wants to PvP focus a character to get into Frontlines. My character is nearing 50 and I'm worried it's going to take a whole lot of investment just to get him ready to enter into PvP because everyone's over-geared and Wolfs Den may not have enough to players playing.
He doesn't mind us conducting trials so close to his bazaar, so long as he's properly compensated... Yes, Portus, we pay him in sorcery-blasted bird flesh. - Cocobygo
Gear doesn't have a huge impact in frontlines as long as you're using i80+. In about 15-20 matches of frontlines you can get enough wolf marks for a full set of i70 pvp gear, which translates to i80 after you add in the +10 morale that comes with it.
Some people may get upset as you're playing with lower gear while you gear up though, so that's something to consider. Helps if you go in with a full group as they won't care then (that's how i got my cousin geared up in a few hours recently).
I'm hoping Roulette will assist me with that, but if I have to stick to Sub-50 PVPs in Wolf's Den to help get the currency I need to grab the i70 PvP Set, which was my first goal. Weapon Wise, getting a base Relic will be easy enough and my FC will more than be willing to help that far.Gear doesn't have a huge impact in frontlines as long as you're using i80+. In about 15-20 matches of frontlines you can get enough wolf marks for a full set of i70 pvp gear, which translates to i80 after you add in the +10 morale that comes with it.
Some people may get upset as you're playing with lower gear while you gear up though, so that's something to consider. Helps if you go in with a full group as they won't care then (that's how i got my cousin geared up in a few hours recently).
They'll likely use my character as a Tome pinata, which may help as well. Just charting my course for all of this. It's my namesake, Hyrist, that's going to be PvP oriented (as a Paladin).
You really don't need to do sub-50 PVP, it will take you an astronomical amount longer to gain wolves mark from lvl 30/40 wolves den + Queue time. There is also great gear in the level 80 dungeons, espeially if you are DRG, the chest has the most Crit. dedicating a Character may not e the wisest cause sometimes PVE gear is BISI'm hoping Roulette will assist me with that, but if I have to stick to Sub-50 PVPs in Wolf's Den to help get the currency I need to grab the i70 PvP Set, which was my first goal. Weapon Wise, getting a base Relic will be easy enough and my FC will more than be willing to help that far.
They'll likely use my character as a Tome pinata, which may help as well. Just charting my course for all of this. It's my namesake, Hyrist, that's going to be PvP oriented (as a Paladin).
I've no problems unlocking dungeons that will likely house the ilvl80 gear pieces I'll want. But I'll be on Paladin, not Dragoon. It may not seem the wisest course in the short run, but in the long run I'll be far happier having the PvP and PvE focuses on separate characters.You really don't need to do sub-50 PVP, it will take you an astronomical amount longer to gain wolves mark from lvl 30/40 wolves den + Queue time. There is also great gear in the level 80 dungeons, espeially if you are DRG, the chest has the most Crit. dedicating a Character may not e the wisest cause sometimes PVE gear is BIS
At this point it seems my charted course is to Get Relic/Unlock Dungeons, Push PvP to get an ilvl70 PVP set use the iLvl70 set to go into ilvl70 dungeons (dropping ilvl 80 gear) Gear up based on what is available there and what's available through PvP. Ultimate goal however is the high-end PvP sets, cause reasons.
Remember you have dedicated healers (hopefully), which makes being under geared negligible.
Grit your teeth for the greater good, and rack up the marks in frontlines for morale gear. Anything over ilvl80 is pointless.
It is highly unlikely that you alone would be the sole result for winning or losing, based on gear alone. If someone were to blame you personally, they have no idea about the wider picture or all the mechanics/tactics.
The transition from pve to pvp is super simple, its not like there are any aimed skill shots or alternate builds in comparison to pve. Just pop in, and treat it almost like pve (for learning the match tactics). You may have to jig a few skills around, but these are very obvious things like using shield bash often to stun lock ect.
I love to see new people, as this is the backbone of keeping pvp alive/active.
More the merrier I say, undergeared or not, its better than waiting in the god awful queues.
Last edited by Accolade; 01-16-2015 at 09:05 AM.
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