On Thu, 6 Oct 2005 15:51:24 +0100, Sean Black
<sean@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>http://sup****t.darkageofcamelot.com/kb/category.php?id=54
>>
>Just what I needed, a direct link, I've looked around on the site,
>found lots of FAQs and things (also on the Camelot Herald site, very
>useful) but couldn't locate an actual manual, I'll look for it when I
>get home? Is it downloadable? Then I can at least study it while I'm at
>work :-) (no broadband here). Trouble is if I start reading it at home,
>it just makes me want to get back into the game all the quicker! Why
>waste time reading when I can be playing ;-)
They are not downloadable as in a PDF or doc, they are HTML.
A good idea for you would be to get the forthcoming Epic edition hint
book. It covers the entire game including Darkness Rising I believe.
It's nine quid from Amazon and due out November 30th.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0761552367/
>>I'd leave the battlegrounds for now, Go to Killaloe though as you
>>start to get realm points there. Realm points are awarded for killing
>>other players and can be used to buy advanced abilities from your
>>class trainer.
>>
>What level do you suggest I attain before trying the batlefields?
Killaloe is level 15 to 19.
By all means go to the lower ones for a look around but don't expect
much success until you are comfortable with your class abilities, if
you go solo that is. Go with a friendly group and it will help you get
a handle on RvR quicker. Also you will want enough Aurulte to buy
some nice equipment by the time you are ready for Killaloe by doing
the instanced dungeons.Oh, and the first rule of RvR for newbies. Turn
your torch off by pressing T. If you don't it's like having a neon
sign above your head saying 'I'm over here, come and kill me'.
>>And yes, try and join a guild. You *already* have an invite from
>>ModernCelt to meet his guild 'Atra Manus' :)). He's given you his
>>in-game name and guild web site as well :).
>>
>Yep, I'm going to check those out tonight. I managed to get on about
>11.30 last night, for what was meant to be a quick half hour to do the
>next couple of tutorial quests. Ended up staying on until about 2.00am
>(not good when you have to be up at 6.30) The sudden, overwhelming
>choice of options gave me a good excuse to stop, thankfully.
It shows you were enjoying yourself :). These games can be very
addictive and the hours melt away easily. Use the /clock command to
get a clock on the interface.
>As I found out as I suddenly started losing HP as I was walking to my
>next destination, turned round and saw I was being attacked by a
>cutpurse.
It's even more im****tant in RvR. Stealthers love to take casters from
behind ;). A sitting caster makes an enemy steather do a happy dance.
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