Guild Wars 2

As stated previously, you can continue throughout the game with blues and masterworks. This can later be changed at level 80 to rares, exotics and eventually ascended when it comes out.

At 65 there are many things to do. You can run 4 different dungeons, go to WvW, craft stuff or just play like you are at the moment.

If you want to level quickly to 80, then I suggest crafting or head to World vs World. You can make the 60-80 jump in a day just from WvW. Crafting is a few quick levels at that stage, because you have collected a sum of crafting materials.

There are many things to do at that level, just play how you want.

mercury ranique.2170:

Well, all three are very nice. Engineer is an oddball. I like it very very much but they are challenging.

I think that has sealed the deal for me, thank you

7 out of 10 PUG groups will have 1+ member that is a first timer. This usually doesn’t affect your run other than slowing it a bit. Other times you can get stuck with a group where you are the most experienced. Being a relatively new player (1000 AP), I am amazed to find people that have over 2000 AP, thinking Kholer is a (too quote) “free chest”.

Pugging is RNG, you’ll never get the same group twice.

I reached level 80 two weeks ago, and have set myself a goal for my new character, but I don’t want to spend hours upon hours farming for that one character. So I am going to start to work on an alt. I have narrowed it down to 3 professions, but can’t decide.

At the moment I run a Asuran Warrior. Built to be a Zerker, but with some gear to improve survivability. I use a greatsword and longbow.

The reasons for why I would play these classes differs
- Engineer just to mess around and have fun
- Ranger has some similar weapons, so I wouldn’t be too far outside my comfort zone
- Necromancer to stack conditions on people

I need some help picking, so if anyone has any hints as to which is better or if I got some info wrong.