Celtic Heroes

I guess full strength takes a lot of the thought and work out of a ranger if that's how people want to play. Sort of like hitting the easy button, except your defense, attack, light heal, etc all majorly suck. That severely gimps you on bosses and such. If all your doing is hitting on normal mobs full strength may be ok, but definitely not optimal. Why play a half ass ranger when you can actually be usefull?

One day we all will hear a sonic boom and it will be the sound of strength based Rangers pulling their heads out of their rear ends. The whole concept of putting every stat point into strength and completely ignoring your class skills is beyond ridiculous. Yeah you get high auto damage, but nothing else. Any ranger who doesn't stack dex to increase the power of a dex based skill has no reason to complain about it. If you build your ranger to fail it will. That should be common sense. The improvements coming to skills and the evasion improvements will help us enormously "IF" you go the dex route. If not, then all you strength folks are going to suffer even more than you do now. You will have nobody to blame but yourselves, but I'm sure that won't stop all prebuescent whining and crying on the forums about how terrible your Rangers are.

My eyes have been opened. I will noe use defensive spikes!

Wow, you're right! It's "beyond ridiculous" that none of us high end rangers have ever tried a dex build before! All this time we could have had weak skills AND weak autos! It sure is a good thing you came here to tell us how doing less overall damage and wasting more lixes to level will get us the lower evasions we so desperately need!

Cloak of fire used to be good but then OTM found out about powerleveling with it. Now it's nearly as useless as spikes.

Druids still have rescue which is completely useless, and spring of life - a skill so useless it was actually bugged and unusable for over 8 months before getting a fix and no one even noticed.

Skewer is a great example of a nearly useless skill for rangers rogues and warriors.

Makes me wonder, with all this, what the new skills are and what the combat revamp is going to be for the final tower update.

I guess full strength takes a lot of the thought and work out of a ranger if that's how people want to play. Sort of like hitting the easy button, except your defense, attack, light heal, etc all majorly suck. That severely gimps you on bosses and such. If all your doing is hitting on normal mobs full strength may be ok, but definitely not optimal. Why play a half ass ranger when you can actually be usefull?

Cloak of fire used to be good but then OTM found out about powerleveling with it. Now it's nearly as useless as spikes.

Druids still have rescue which is completely useless, and spring of life - a skill so useless it was actually bugged and unusable for over 8 months before getting a fix and no one even noticed.

Skewer is a great example of a nearly useless skill for rangers rogues and warriors.

Makes me wonder, with all this, what the new skills are and what the combat revamp is going to be for the final tower update.

Sol was bugged? That's news to me lmao

I guess full strength takes a lot of the thought and work out of a ranger if that's how people want to play. Sort of like hitting the easy button, except your defense, attack, light heal, etc all majorly suck. That severely gimps you on bosses and such. If all your doing is hitting on normal mobs full strength may be ok, but definitely not optimal. Why play a half ass ranger when you can actually be usefull?