Mennis wrote: » maouw wrote: » I don't think people are going to refer to each other by the 64 class names. If you need a tank for a raid, you're going to say "tank" or whatever archetype terminology the devs settle on (Pretty sure they're leaning towards Tank - but you never know) It's true but, isnt that going to be determined by the server itself rather than the name of it? And i was thinking about just when you see a character or inspect them thats when you are not going too see the name that often.
maouw wrote: » I don't think people are going to refer to each other by the 64 class names. If you need a tank for a raid, you're going to say "tank" or whatever archetype terminology the devs settle on (Pretty sure they're leaning towards Tank - but you never know)
Marcet wrote: » @Jahlon "Tanks" can spec for damage dealers too.
Marcet wrote: » "Tanks" can spec for damage dealers too.
LieutenantToast wrote: » Oooweee a few more of these and we're gonna have to get ourselves a bigger merge button...
Solid Sneak wrote: » Tank is fine as a class name, it means you are heavily armored
Cruore wrote: » Who gives a holy f..k what it's called. Some people really have to much time on their hands.
Jahlon wrote: » Marcet wrote: » @Jahlon "Tanks" can spec for damage dealers too. True But no other Archetype can spec for Main Tank
Atama wrote: » Solid Sneak wrote: » Tank is fine as a class name, it means you are heavily armored Just like all the armored military vehicles we will be seeing in Verra, right? Perfectly fine name.
Solid Sneak wrote: » Why do people miss the part where Clerics literally contain damage augment builds. Also, might as well change the name Rogue, as it comes from old french for "Arrogant". Might as well change the name mage as it refers to a long since extinct tribe of mesopotamian people and claim it's to defeat cultural appropriation, and might as well ask for Rangers to be renamed since they are not 100% ranged (without knowing what "patrolling the range" refers to) Tank is fine as a class name, it means you are heavily armored and so does Cleric as it means you are wearing vestments/identifying garbs (that is the literal meaning of the word from the greek root, christianity has NOTHING to do with it). Shamans, witch doctors, and real physicians are viewed as "people of the cloth". Hope this helped defeat the stigma of "Clerics are healbots", cause sooner or later one High Priest player will come out and Death Magic people in the face and every single misconception will be brutally dispelled.
Nerror wrote: » Vhaeyne wrote: » Ranger should be "Ranged DeePeeEs". No! A ranger is not defined as someone using ranged weapons! A ranger is someone who works on ranges, usually protecting them. There are mountain ranges, forest ranges and rangelands for example. These rangers would typically be called forest rangers or mountain rangers in the first two categories. Rangers can also work on rangelands, which are are grasslands, shrublands, woodlands, wetlands, and deserts that are grazed by domestic livestock or wild animals. Types of rangelands include tallgrass and shortgrass prairies, desert grasslands and shrublands, woodlands, savannas, chaparrals, steppes, and tundras. I think this topic about naming rangers merits its own long thread. To name a couple of famous rangers, we have 1. Strider, aka Aragorn. He's certainly not defined by his ranged weapon usage. 2. We have Walker, Texas ranger. He's using his gun a lot, sure, but what does he do in the first pilot episode of the show? Kicks ass in a bar fight! No ranged weapons.
Vhaeyne wrote: » Ranger should be "Ranged DeePeeEs".
Khronus wrote: » Nerror wrote: » Vhaeyne wrote: » Ranger should be "Ranged DeePeeEs". No! A ranger is not defined as someone using ranged weapons! A ranger is someone who works on ranges, usually protecting them. There are mountain ranges, forest ranges and rangelands for example. These rangers would typically be called forest rangers or mountain rangers in the first two categories. Rangers can also work on rangelands, which are are grasslands, shrublands, woodlands, wetlands, and deserts that are grazed by domestic livestock or wild animals. Types of rangelands include tallgrass and shortgrass prairies, desert grasslands and shrublands, woodlands, savannas, chaparrals, steppes, and tundras. I think this topic about naming rangers merits its own long thread. To name a couple of famous rangers, we have 1. Strider, aka Aragorn. He's certainly not defined by his ranged weapon usage. 2. We have Walker, Texas ranger. He's using his gun a lot, sure, but what does he do in the first pilot episode of the show? Kicks ass in a bar fight! No ranged weapons. You make a good point. Let's change the name of ranger to just RANGE. This makes more sense.