Good suggestion, I have thought about it before. Unfortunately, I have never played and so don't have any idea about NiM Ops beyond Nefra and Dash and I don't want to make guides about things that I haven't tested myself and so couldn't be 100% sure that they work.
@@ivano1337 Nice, thanks to pyrotech I have fallen in love with dot specs. And honestly pvp has probably become my favorite mode. It really lets me get a feel for the class and if I will like it. Your guides have been super helpful
@@Jrockk999 thanks man. Glad you're enjoying the videos! My fav is Advanced Prototype PowerTech. You will see me play in 90% of the gameplay on this channel
I am starting swtor with my little brother in a few days, is there a tier list for pve or classes that synergize well together, preferably lightsaber or force user classes.
I haven't played for years. Is this game focused more on pvp or pve currently? I really enjoy both but just checking! This was a great video btw thanks so much!
Is it a good combination for a new player ( Darkness assassin for PVE + Madness for PVP) ? Is it possible to do that combination ? I like darkside force users
@@ivano1337 I havent played SWTOR, but I like Savage Opress a lot :) Other MMOs I played Paladin (hammer and shield, sometimes double hammer lol) I like being able to buff and survive a lot, while doing some dmg... Do you think any other force user tank/meelee can do it easier on PVE ?
I guess it depends what you want to do in the game. For story and other solo content Concealment is very good. In ops and pvp it is not one of the best specs right now. However, you are right, it's relatively easy to play and very hard to kill.
@@ivano1337 in PVE Dot was always one of the strongest and with the 3cull the most satisfying way to play in swtor. Well for me, only Arsenal comes close, simply because its the Mandalorian playstyle
@@Violentic81 everyone enjoys a different playstyle. I personally cannot play Dot Operative without falling asleep, but I do love me some Arsenal as well from time to time
@@ivano1337 that is true. But to be fair, no swtor class is difficult. I need almost a month to get back into my Black desert toon. Because of its incredible open way for combining the Combos and how they work with gamepad. Aion or some classes in Age of Conan are a very close FromSoft experience^^
i never played swtor before, i have some questions about the pvp, how the gearing works and which lvl i must be to start playing pvp, do i have to pay something?
You can start queueing for PVP from level 10. No need to pay, it's free to play. When you get to endgame, I recommend you sub for 1 month to get access to all the expansions and being able to gear up. Regarding gearing you can follow my guide here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FmEvExvjl4w.html Any other questions, join my discord. (Link is in description)
@@ivano1337 even tho i dont like pve im enjoying the main story a lot, im a huge sw fan, when i reach max lvl Ill buy the subscription and watch ur gearing video, hopefully this game will replace wow for once in my life, sick of paying an expensive subscription for a game that i spent the most time on queues
@@ivano1337 it was the dot ranged one, i don't recall the name but in one of your videos u said that it's like shadow priest or aff lock, and i'm a dot class main on WoW
Jo, die Klassen in SWTOR sind "gespiegelt" zwischen Imperium und Republik. D.h. Gelehrter = Hexer, nur wirft er Steine statt Blitzen :) Hier mein Video dazu für mehr Infos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pYuhD7kI5pU.html
Medicine is considered the hardest healer to play, as it lacks significant damage reduction in 7.0, and its heals have been slightly nerfed. Most op healers need a guard to play it, there are a few who don’t so I’m not saying it’s impossible to play it without guard. Bodyguard Mercenary/Combat Medic Commando is the easiest healer for most to get into healing due to its several strong defensive cooldowns to be self sufficient without a tank, but it doesn’t have good movement ability, whereas Sorc and op do. Sorc heals is mostly about positioning more than the other 2, as good positioning reduces damage taken anyway, but Merc/Mando heals kinda gets away with standing in the clump fights
I wouldn't say so. There is a huge difference between a good and a bad deception sin. It's easy to learn the basics but hard to master all the combos, sap capping etc. Plus it requires better target selection, tracking enemy cc breakers and movement compared to other classes