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TR experience ... why did you choose it?
demonmonger
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I always likes ninjas and stealth stuff... thieves in d&d were my favorite.
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Mechanics for the TR are very interesting...still, timing being everything. Add to that how squishy we can be on occasion, and you have a fun, challenging class to play.
On the subject of tanks, I can't find any enjoyment in playing an OP, but the GF is incredibly fun to tank with. The importance of the shield, and trying to keep aggro (I'm used to multiple taunts from other games) are enough to rank my GF as second favourite.
But, my GF is a distance in second from the TR. We've been through a lot together.
And here is my problem, which character to choose?
GF very simple and boring but desirable by pt. Or Tr which is rarely taken on dung, when to around many gwf with pro eq.
I said this from perspective GF and TR 14k and i don't have too much AD for playing both char.
I think I like the TR so much because as others said, it's pretty satisfying when you get the timing down just right, but also because the transitions between powers seem so smooth. I think that's the problem I have with the OP. It feels like riding in a car with a stick shift and a driver who doesn't know how - all grinding gears and lurching.
Given how squishy my TR is that's a recipe for frustration if I'm not at the top of my game and sometimes when I am.
I will admit that those times when I manage to come out on top tend to be incredibly satisfying, but there are days I wish the game was just a tiny bit friendlier to TRs.
At this point though I'm looking at redoing my skills and hauling my augment companion out of retirement (and this just a few weeks after finally getting my Cleric Disciple to Legendary).
*sighs*
Still as as much as I just bitched about it I love my TR. Sneaky, sneaky ninja stuff IS fun. And despite it never having been part of the meta I've always loved playing scoundrel. Skullcracker was always fun and the idea that I'm basically smacking somebody over the back of the head with the mystical equivalent of a blackjack mid-combat has always amused me
Mostly still enjoy it because no other class feels as good to play, even though I play every class, in every conceivable style I'm always true to the Rogue because it's fun to embarrass other DPS players by making them look weak in content.
Since most players over 15k are to put it nicely, garbage at the game, relying on their gear to carry them it's always fun to beat out 18k DPS for Paingiver with a 14.5k TR.
> Rogue is my favored archetype in D&D and has been since pre-beta days in NW and of course from beta onward.
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> Mostly still enjoy it because no other class feels as good to play, even though I play every class, in every conceivable style I'm always true to the Rogue because it's fun to embarrass other DPS players by making them look weak in content.
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> Since most players over 15k are to put it nicely, garbage at the game, relying on their gear to carry them it's always fun to beat out 18k DPS for Paingiver with a 14.5k TR.
Bro... some item level stats dont add to your effectiveness.