I'm beginning to think he means that he wpould like to know his available AP/SP on the main screen without having to go in to the skill wheel.
I'm beginning to think he means that he wpould like to know his available AP/SP on the main screen without having to go in to the skill wheel.
You will likely die a lot on each transition into a higher zone. Also when you stumble across some of the harder QL quests that are splattered through the zones (though this is more from egypt on, there are a couple in Blue Mountains). Crafting will be quite important for filling in the gaps of gear you haven't had luck with acquiring, or making a second set of gear if you decide you say want to tr your hand at tanking. My advice is to realise that when you're soloing, the target is not to have the mob necessarily die fast (though this is definitely a bonus), its to have the mob die before you do. Some survivability/tanking tools, or some healing will help with that a lot. I personally leveled with a slightly unusual tankish build with heals chaos/fist. Now using a dps fist/chaos build for my soloing and then AR/Shotgun for ranged dps in nightmares and when I'm healing (which is more common), I'm either Fist/Pistol or AR/Fist - depending on the fight.
Crafting: http://blackrabbit2999.blogspot.com/...rehensive.html (this has everything except for gadget construction which won't be a worry for you till you're nearly finished questing altogether, so will be everything you need to know for now. Honestly, its less complicated than it looks!)
It appears that mob difficulty is related to what your highest weapon has been raised to (with SP, not what you have equipped). This can mean that a mob with a white circle besides its name should be even difficulty with your expected gear level. This however can lie if you've been only upping weapons and not your talisman's with sp.
Clothing. Decks will do it, also often when you finish off achievements you'll get given clothing, some quests will also have them as you go along. A haz-mat suit in blue mountains springs to mind. As for expensive - you'll find that your pax will skyrocket as you get into the later zones. Millions will come your way. I've bought nearly every single cosmetic item in the game (non-store) and its gotten to the point that its almost a little much. This might give you some idea on looks for the future: http://sephorassecretcloset.wordpress.com/
In addition to what Laikai said, remember that it's an MMO. Don't be afraid to ask for help in general chat, or make friends to group with on a regular basis.
Hi guys!
After my first day playing TSW all I have to say is that it's an amazing game. I'm currently a Rank 3 Templar (just finished "Into the Darkness" mission, what an incredible atmosphere!).
I recommend it to everyone, an MMO with puzzles and going around finding stuff but still keeping the essence of every MMO with a lot of combat and a truly, great atmosphere.
EDIT: Oh and by the way, I have never been this scared on a videogame since the release of the original FEAR
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Just got to the Savage Coast, after ~17½ hours, not sure if I'm just slow or if the zones are huge(been doing missions 99% of the time, not much dead time) and I just can't wait to experience the Amusement Park again, love the place <3
One thing I've noticed, both in this run and in august is that the atmosphere is amazing, never have I experienced such an atmosphere in an MMO game, the first time I entered the Black House i actually got goosebumps, and the Amusement Park with it's static and it's greyish tone as well. Not sure how Egypt feels but so far I feel like I'm in a paranormal detective movie. Amazing game!
So, a few questions, I don't want any spoilers so on the first question a simple Yes or No works super!
1. Will I ever get to know who... or what "The Eye" Is as an Illuminati Member?
2. How is the Raid? I've seen the introduction to it but never the raid itself, some info would be cool!
3. Once you've done all 8 zones, how do you feel? Is there much to do except go back to them(from a Pve point of view.) I will probably go back since I just fucking love this game, pardon my language).
1) Haven't played an illuminati high enough for that myself so ... pass.
2) I have yet to be in a successful attempt, as a healer though there was a lot of avoiding mechanics, learning that healing all the time is ... a very bad thing. I liked it in other words. It was nothing astounding but the fact that the parties I were in were still failing to mechanics (or having bad luck with tank swaps or whispering still being on etc) suggests that its at about the right amount of difficulty. As for atmosphere ... oh hell yes. Raid has it in spades.
3) Well, outside of working on getting your wheel completed, auxiliary weapons, ql 10 difficulty quests, farming for signets, going to do lairs, going to do experts, then nightmares ... then pvp (if you want). There's a lot to do. The end game is still missing ... something though right now but there's still a lot to do until they fill in the gaps. Oh yes, and farming for more signets ...
Virgula as mentioned in the post about atmosphere is I believe a templar specific quest - definitely worth rolling a templar at some point to see it though. Arguably the best quest in the game - though the new one from update 5 might've bet that out now if you count them all as one big quest.
Got the game, was actually pleasantly surprised with the combat, it doesn't feel clunky or slow, been playing pistol/swords.
Feel like a total nub in the game atm, with all the weapon choices and only 7 bar slots, but I am killing stuff easily so far. Did the first instance, it was very fun, loved the cthulhu at the end lol.
The game has huge potential.
Ah yeah. "Time is the province of Kings and Gods. The hands of time point to truths written by kings in the words of God. The path is open to the enlightened." A friend noticed the clock nearby luckily. We knew we were looking for a clock because of "hands of time" and figured "words of God" meant the Bible. Already knew Kings was a book in the Bible.
That part was a little vague, but believe it or not they get tougher than that lol
Without a doubt you will need the ingame browser for investigation quests, but i guess that's why it's there and some of them are brutally hard or maybe i am just thick.
The Binding is probably one of my favorite investigation missions yet. That whole Sentinels storyline is amazing, and learning about their origins got me a little choked up. I absolutely LOVE Hemitneter, and the rest of her siblings are great too.
So, yay or nay to buying The Secret World? Only have enough left for one more online purchase
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