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Sounds like you have the right idea. tumbling is a quick way (you get the skill from the ranged tree in marksmenship). But you have a better method, it sounds like to me. A MCM could really help you along as far as giving someone wounds.

Heres the way i went from low to high in about 5 hrs (not continous) gameplay:

1.) find a Brawler whos getting xp for a novice elite profession like TK or Fencer
(try and get one who was/is hologrinding and has previously mastered doctor or medic: they usually have some extra med's they will fork over when they find out how helpful you are)
2.) Make alot of B's or C's (you need more than A's LOL)
(try and find a med driod-the most you need is an MSE-so you can make them in the field when you run out)
3.) Get some vasarian brandy or moun
4.) Get the brawler (without buffs) to hunt pikets/savage quenkers/whatever
5.) Heal the crap out of brawler

I went from 3-3-3-4 to 4-4-4-4 in five hours, plus i went from 0-1-0-0 pistoleer to 0-2-1-1
Good med xp and combat xp (if you want it) plus its fun.....i have little patience so i can't do the whole healing a tumbler routine...


Ipino Rhoo'lya
Wanderhome

Oops almost forgot: after i got to 4-4-4-4 i went hunting again with the same guy (man he was nice) and got another 15k med xp in about 3 hrs (he made another level so we could hunter bigger things

Well I went out with my medic friend this evening dead set on finding me a nice spider queen to poison me with when she turns to me and says, "I don't really see why we have to go through all of this, Endor is just some giant farm gone horribly wrong. The goats will impail you, the horses eat you, the pigsbleed youand of course there are your precious spiders and oversized ticks, why don't you just take off your armor and let something hit you for a while." I felt like a dunce, muttering something about the need for trapping XP I took off my armor and loaded up a CDEF carbine (which I have no experience in) and we found a nice lair of bordoks within 500m of the outpost. I spent the next 3 hours getting my butt kicked by horses (I think I managed tokill two of them)and she healed me up, went from 2/2/2/x to 3/4/4/x durning the buff which also included a quick trip to Theed for BF healing and training midway through, which I think is pretty good. As we were leaving she turned to me and said, "now wasn't my way easier dear." I shut my mouth and jumped on the shuttle as fast as I could.

I think I learned a lesson today...

Carbine users are great for leveling medics too. A friend of mine leveled his second toon through medic by following a carbineer guild mate and myself (Doc/CM with carbine 4) around as we killed things. I buffed the carbineer and myself for health and action only, and we did enough damage to ourselves just by using out specials, that the medic had lots of healing to do. The only problem was that I had to resist the urge to throw an area stim when I saw his health and action drop. It's amazing how hard it is to NOT heal someone sometimes.

I certainly prefer any method that involves healing people in combat. But, if you have a CM willing to help (along with a willing victim), diseases can be your best friend. Just be sure to keep the victim's battle fatigue in check or you'll be wasting woundpacks.

Message Edited by Obata on 04-06-2004 12:12 PM

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