Experiencing as much content

[Nerual]

I think I will spend my time for a while in the harvesting and crafting areas, but maybe split some time off for the diplomacy, I don't think I will be leveling my adventure side real hard. I prefer to do things a bit more slowly, too many years of staying up all night playing UO and DAoC.

[Flagg]

Originally Posted by Pirotess

I'll be playing one character at release myself but my intention is to play that character straight up to max level so I can experience the high end content of the game. I wont be rushing it this time like I've done in EQ2/WoW but I wont be dragging my feet either. I figure once I've made it to max level I'll try an alt to experience some of the content I missed along the way but thats assuming I can stomach the leveling process and its not too much of a grind.

The only problem I see with being able to turn off xp gain is the ability for farmers to avoid the TLC of Vanguard. I'd rather see farmers be thwarted than be able to experience all the content for a level range with one character.

I seem to recall reading something about feign death being in the game but not as a pulling tool like we used it in EQ. Im sure we'll get some more details on that eventually but for now thats all I know.

you hit the nail on the head that is excatly what I plan to do.once I have a toon that is max level adv I will max him in crafting (smith most likely) then I might start a tweaked up necro or cleric depending on which I chosse for my main.

I go back and foruth as long as we can still learn stuff that others have learn by watching them I would rather not be able to turn off exp.

That is what they said , but I just can't picture this not being able to be used as a pulling tool unless every mob automaticly has the same anger timer or something:confused:

[Murga]

I will level quite fast as I can just to get to experience stuff that others havent yet. I dont mind crafting, but I would like to be able to walk around the world with little to no problems^^

I also enjoy exploring, but being high level sure does make it easier to do.