I commented in another post about makeing mistakes earlier in my carreer that I'm still paying for. To wit- For the first 30 levels of play, I faught with Sword and Spear.. Not because I thought they looked cooler or whatever, but because no one had told me the whys and wherefores of axes.
When a WAR starts out, he has an onion sword.. not an axe. and it seems quite logical to keep fighting with a sword... espically since none of the basic weapon shops even sell bronze axes... it's easy to see why so many young (Not in age, but in experiance) players stay with sword and shield, maybe branching out into greatsowrd or other 'knightly' weapons, rather then going over to axe as soon as possible.
So what's my point? My point is that as more experianced players, it's part of our job to inform new players so that they can be the kind of players we want them to become, and thus adding to both their enjoyment and ours.
(Oh yes, haveing just changed Axe four levels ago, I'm finally catching up to the cap. I'm going to have to do the same to greataxe as soon as I can afford one)
When a WAR starts out, he has an onion sword.. not an axe. and it seems quite logical to keep fighting with a sword... espically since none of the basic weapon shops even sell bronze axes... it's easy to see why so many young (Not in age, but in experiance) players stay with sword and shield, maybe branching out into greatsowrd or other 'knightly' weapons, rather then going over to axe as soon as possible.
So what's my point? My point is that as more experianced players, it's part of our job to inform new players so that they can be the kind of players we want them to become, and thus adding to both their enjoyment and ours.
(Oh yes, haveing just changed Axe four levels ago, I'm finally catching up to the cap. I'm going to have to do the same to greataxe as soon as I can afford one)
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