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TomtheBitx

Thu Mar 04, 2004 3:51 pm

Hey everyone. I recently got master chef and was going to go into pistoleer for *some* combative skills for when I am hunting with friends. I have about 34 points left which can let me go up two trees in pistoleer. Almost everyone seems to agree that techniques is the way to go... so what should I get for the second tree?

Thanks for your time.

Adrastea111

Thu Mar 04, 2004 4:21 pm

#2

I'm a newb, but I'd suggest accuracy. I found that a lot of the techniques are great but you miss a lot if you don't have a combination of accuracy + accuracy clothing tapes.

Good luck

Kindarin

Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:00 pm

#3

Depends on your playstyle my friend...personally, I'd agree with Adrastea111 for accuracy. However, the dodge bonuses fromt he first tree could help you with taking damage also.

If you see yourself staying back from action, accuracy. If you want to get into the mix of things, consider the other two or a bit of each.

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-GKar-

Thu Mar 04, 2004 5:10 pm

#4

accuracy for sure, or you wont be able to hit anything making the entire class useless

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Blankgrun

Thu Mar 04, 2004 10:58 pm

#5

From what I've seen, thats only part true. Alot of it comes down to two major things:

Are you the type of person who's very conscience of range modifiers?

If yes, I rarely have problems hitting most mobs without any accuracy boxes, especially at point blank (+0 mod or better). I would go dodge, since those same mobs tend to have pretty low accuracy.

If you like to stand out at max range, where the mods are horrible (-50 or so) you'll want the accuracy.

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Also, bear in mind that I tend to hunt on Talus and the creatures on the adventure planets may be alot more nimble than the harder mobs there, so my experience isn't what I would call complete with the gunfighter profession.

BeWary

Fri Mar 05, 2004 5:01 am

#6

The speed line, hands down. Stances it's called on the skill sheet.

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