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Originally posted by Tyhm
A truly enthralling story of how your character adapted to fit your player preference of being a rich and powerful multiclasser, but you miss my point - while it's fine for Barbarians and Warriors to go dungeoncrawling, Alchemists and Priests and Thieves and Sorcerors are going in without a party. As such they need to be armored and carry quick, ammoless weapons, ie melee weapons, ie they have to be warriors. There's no other way to play this game, you either dungeoncrawl or you're a *****. Miners never get anywhere, blacksmiths never get anywhere, bakers and farmers and lumberjacks are all wasting their time.
Stefan said he hopes to change it tomorrow, then we'll see if we can get some actual RPing when there are worthwhile jobs other than dungeoncrawlers.
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Actually, my storyline has nothing to do with me becoming rich, and I never mentioned that I was either
I'm hardly rich in comparison to how much a person with my hours normally would have. Also, to tell you the truth, when I began playing, I leveled up through magic, in reality, mages are the superior class in the beginning, but as you get further and level up more, you become less potent. Warriors are the other way around, in the beginning, it is EXTREMELY hard to level up, because your attacks often fail, and the like.