We are always care if we get the best PvP gear or want spend hours trying to get that PvP rank but PvP was very difficult to find in Asee-Teph. For 40s are roaming and ganking, most mid-twenties there are hiding the best they can. The terrain funnels you around on your quests. There have huge allods gold in our stock now, please order it when you need.

If you have to spend a day out looking for some same-level PvP, and gave up in frustration. Perhaps if we can knew how questing progresses through A-T for Empires, we could have located spots they return to often, but we found it hard to seek out PvP in Allods.

From other players in Eljune, leveling late 20s early 30s, he had a lot more same-level PvP than he ever did in Asee Teph, and have stacked up more combat glory, even though he have been concentrating on questing.

The last pvp rank, judge or juggernaut, is unreachable at higher levels(allods powerleveling). It gives you access to an additional ruby and is thus "recommended" to do at low levels for extremely hardcore players.

The best gear is not from PVP, but from PVE. Some great gear is from PVP between ships, but this is not linked to your rank in any way. PVP rank does however give good gear to level up with. PvP at level 40 is slower. More zones and less incentive for players to be flagged since they don't need the extra XP.

We know that Scout and Warrior are the only 2 pure Physical attack classes, they can both almost use every weapon(allods online gold). Staff maybe the only weapon they cannot use, a Scout cannot use Shield till level 20. If you like Range and Stealth, then Scout, if you like close and personal, then Warrior

As for the part of an class making money easier then another in Allods, we do not think one really exist, they are all pretty much equal. We are not going to get into their abilities, you can go to the Class section to learn more details.

We really like the Warrior in this one. we cant wait till we get to our 20's with the Warrior. As a PvE toon we like the Warrior.Both Scout and Warrior uses paired weapons, we went that route because we have latency issues with connection and the paired weapons have the fastest cool down.

So from the sounds of it, you may like playing the scout. We have only played a Scout as a Kanian and Xadaganian. They are both fun. We just have a kick with the Xadaganian race ability, setting a bomb. You can allods powerleveling service on our site.

Just wanted to say you really will not know which class you like most till you are in the mid 20's, it is at that point that you start to see what your class can really do.

Level(Lineage2 Gold) 19-21: Do your Class Change quest. When you finish it, hunt in the Neutral Zone between the Elven and Dark Elven starter towns, or hang out in the Langk camps south of Gludin. Once you make 20, sign up with Dusk/Dawn, get a pick up group in Gludin, and poke your nose into Necropolis of Sacrifice for the first time. Do not expect too much your first time there, but make it a point to try. In later levels you're going to be spending a lot of time in Catacombs and Necropoli all over the map.

Level(Lineage2 powerleveling) 21-25: There are a couple of options here, but we  personally only recommend one: Vanquish Remnants. Get the quest, go to Abandoned Camp, stay right there until you make 25, then go back and turn in your badges. Try not to use shots and potions except in emergencies, and try to party with two other people near your level.

A three player party of almost any make up can tear through AC with relative ease, quickly burning through levels in Lineage2 and building up a good supply of adena and items. If you can not find a party, soloing is still possible, and downtime can be minimized if you are careful not to draw too many occurrences of multiple mobs. We have yet to find any class that cannot level consistently and make decent money doing this quest.

 Today we will introduce game design antisocial in Lineage2 that from other site. Hope you like it.

Most of the new content being introduced by NCSoft targets 79+ toons. A few chronicles ago, places like Varkas were made "melee weak" to help melee toons keep pace with nukers / archers for grind. Most of these new areas introduced not only "weakness" traits, but have also added strong resistances to prevent other classes(Lineage2 Adena) from grinding that area. This forces parties to bias against certain categories of classes and has an antisocial effect on the game.

We have the Heine areas and Dino isle exclusively for casters. We have Giant's Cave, Forge of the Gods, Den of Evil, and Crypts of Disgrace all off-limits to archers. Solo areas are one thing, but places for great parties like Giant's Cave excluding people ends up causing friends to be unable to play together, as regularly as when people would hit the catas or TOI or similar in semirandom but social groupings.
    

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