Dark Age of Camelot - How is this game still alive?

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LoreOfSerpents: Dec 29, 2001; No.

PriNGLeS posted:

Awhile ago. In Molvik. Some bard named Wafflles or something of that nature.

I think Wafflles is an Alb. GoonWaffle doesn't have any Molvik bards, but there are at least 3 Hibs out there who use Waffle names, plus at least one Alb who uses a similar name.

Sorry, the wrong Waffle got your RPs.

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LoreOfSerpents: Dec 29, 2001; No.

Shadokin posted:

I opened the trial but I'm completely lost with my old 50's. What is a good class to start from scratch to refamiliarize with the game while I decide if I want too continue or not?

Pick your realm based on your peak activity time:
If you plan on running in EU time (US daytime): Hibernia. As PriNGLeS mentioned, Herorius runs almost every day for EU, and the European Hibs are very laid back, so it's good practice for getting reacquainted with abilities.
If you plan on running in US primetime: Maybe Midgard? I've heard they're nice to returning players. Hibernia gets really quiet after the EUs log out, although Waffle and I can help you out there. Hib primetime RvR is hit-or-miss until late evening, when all of the zergs are done and it's mostly just 8-mans.
If you plan on stealther action: Albion has stealth groups/mini-zergs that seem like they'd be fun.

For classes, I can only speak to Hibernia, so hopefully someone who plays Mid or Alb can speak to those:
Caster: Lurikeen Eldritch or Mentalist are the big Hib casters for 50 RvR
Melee: Hero is the big one. Champions are also really good at 1-on-1s but it can be harder for them to get grouped. Champs also miss the climbing ability which is basically the best part of playing a Hero.
Stealth: Lurikeen Ranger (recommend spending some time in Molvik for giggles)
Healer: DRUID FOR LIFE (also Wardens are nice)

# ¿ Feb 15, 2016 02:08

LoreOfSerpents: Dec 29, 2001; No.

Kazvall posted:

I don't think anyone playing live really uses this thread much, anyways.

Pretty much. If Uthgard chat split off, then this thread would just die a quiet death. A few of us who were still playing live got a little burned from the huge revamp Broadsword just did.

# ¿ Aug 23, 2016 05:17

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