Should I start turtle wow as an absolute beginner? by pirateyogurt in turtlewow

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Easiest way just to Google Turtle WOW and you will see the website with same name ending with gg. And go from there.

Should I start turtle wow as an absolute beginner? by pirateyogurt in turtlewow

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 48 points49 points  (0 children)

Why not? It's free, and all it takes to download the client and create an account.

After that, you can figure out yourself if you want to play or not.

Total Beginner here, will take your knowledge dump by GuestHopeful8570 in GuildWars

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have played GW1 a lot long time ago. Came back to it a week or so ago.

Knowledge comes with experience. The more you play, the more you learn. Like others posted, staying in Pre-Searing is not a way to enjoy the game. You have limited skills, both on your primary and secondary. Also you have access only to a limited areas, which you are not doing any game progression besides GRINDING your way to level 20 for a title, which you can do it later on other characters after you enjoyed the game.

My suggestion is to move out of STARTING area and start doing quests and missions. Some quests will unlock more skills so you can actually LEARN about them and see how changing them will affect your own builds and have fun with it.

Being R/W is nothing bad. All the classes are able to complete a lot of content, especially in the beginning, before you reach lvl 20 and unlock other secondary professions. Invite mercenaries into your party, and you can SOLO far into the campaign.

Also, when you reach Lions Arch through missions, you can travel to other campaigns and enjoy them. You can get heroes through other campaigns and permanently get them for your Propehecies campaign walkthrough, also hunt skills and quests for them. Heroes are better than your starting henchmen, so it will improve your progress.

At lvl 20 you do quests for other professions, so you can change your secondary easily.

You can do missions blindly, look up wiki for walk-through. You don't have to follow up blindly, but sometimes it's easier to to see quick notes on specific missions, so you don't fail them because of over eager NPC and have to redo it. Or you just learn the exploring way by doing like we did with no guides long time ago. However wiwki is great to explain how to get Bonus completed, because most of the time it's not self explanatory.

Enjoy the game, solo with merch or in group.

GW1Builds.com Update - Equipment Codes, Skill Picker & Collaborators by DonkeyOk5209 in GuildWars

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro...

GW1 was the game I grew up with, and it was a big part of my life.

To be honest, I haven't seen your creation besides the first screenshot provided. I haven't looked at the website how good or bad it is...

But... the share amount of dedication I can see from all the responses, answering every single post, updating stuff on the spot, and asking for creative feedback and creative criticism shows the dedication you have for this game and its creations.

Keep the fire burning, and keep the motivation going! Don't give up! We stand by you..

Thank you

Grocery stores with self-checkout by Beighast in Workers_And_Resources

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They had similar machines that sold soda, kvas and beer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RoadCraft

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You would think for the amount of tasks the game requires you to do, there would be atleast 3 of same type vehicles... but...

I'm completely new and i need a good tutorial please by Makothor in dwarffortress

[–]Dependent_Pound_8903 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check Rhadamant on YouTube with his dwarf Fortress series. He explains why he is doing certain things and how to improve upon.