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• Talyn Member UncommonPosts: 587

  April 2007

  Is there a difference?
  
  
  
  You create skill "builds" to fit what you want to do on the particular outing you're going on. Think Magic: the Gathering. You have a huge stack of cards to choose from, but you can only build a deck from a few taken out of that stack. Same with GW, at endgame you'll have hundreds of skills to choose from but can only bring 8 with you at any given time.
  
  
  
  If you mean player skills, it pretty much requires the same skills any other MMO would require -- being able to use a mouse and keyboard at the same time.
• kramt Member Posts: 86

  April 2007

  When your character is in an outpost or town, you can change your attribute stats anytime without penalty so you can try to make different builds anytime. Gears, weapons are not that hard to acquire. You can get max stats weapons from npc collectors or weaponsmiths. People are spending money only for the looks of armors and weapons. So basically your skill as a player, skill building and your role for the team and team effort matters. This is a team based game
• VGJustice Member Posts: 640

  April 2007

  kramt has the right of it. Sure, I could give any one of you whatever build I happen to be using at the time, and not everyone will be able to use it as effectively as I can, and probably some people would be much better with my own build. It's all individual player skill rather than time spent playing.

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• x_SnApZ_x Member Posts: 8

  April 2007

  how your character is built.
  
  
  
  there are diffrent builds that have pros, cons, strengths, nd weaknesses...
  
  i rock W / Mo cuz i love to be a tank, and yet maintain my health...
  
  while others like to Hex, Protect, Ect.
  
  
  
  all based on how your character is built      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  -snapz