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Posted by: Vukorep.3081

Vukorep.3081

besides having some new weapon, skills and traits what else is there going to be added to my class?

am i wrong by saying that i can play a dragon hunter the exact same way as a guardian if i decide to ignore the longbow and trap skills? (besides the f1-f3 active skill changes, tho i do get to keep the same passives there)

Or is this a “long term” thing where we will get to pick 1 out of xy different specializations (when they get added) and decide if we will play a guardian with a longbow, or a guardian with a dagger or something?

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Posted by: Chameleon Dude.1564

Chameleon Dude.1564

As you’ve said, they will build upon the specialisations as time goes on. To start with, though, we’ll have just the one per class. And what do you mean “besides” all of that list? A class is basically a combination of weapons, skills and traits anyway – adding more is about all they can add!

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Posted by: VocalThought.9835

VocalThought.9835

I would love to play a Guardian Spec, w/o the Longbow and maybe one trap.

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Posted by: GummiBear.2756

GummiBear.2756

am i wrong by saying that i can play a dragon hunter the exact same way as a guardian if i decide to ignore the longbow and trap skills? (besides the f1-f3 active skill changes, tho i do get to keep the same passives there)

Yes and no, you certainly can ignore the traps and the longbow if you so wish, however you the elite specialization (dragon hunter in this case) takes up one of the 3 specialisations (traitlines) you will pick for your build, and that alone will probably change it quite a bit how it should be played

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Posted by: Vukorep.3081

Vukorep.3081

am i wrong by saying that i can play a dragon hunter the exact same way as a guardian if i decide to ignore the longbow and trap skills? (besides the f1-f3 active skill changes, tho i do get to keep the same passives there)

Yes and no, you certainly can ignore the traps and the longbow if you so wish, however you the elite specialization (dragon hunter in this case) takes up one of the 3 specialisations (traitlines) you will pick for your build, and that alone will probably change it quite a bit how it should be played

Oh, so as a guardian i can pick any trait line, and as a dh ill be only able to pick 2 as 1 is already fixed for me. Good to know

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Posted by: petespri.6548

petespri.6548

I personally believe it is a mistake that they are tying new weapons to one spec/trait line. I really dont see any reason as to why.

But I’m tinfoil, and I think they will go back to old weapons and tie them to “core” spec/trait lines too, so I’m probably not the best person to listen to.