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Your right, read up looks like my "El Cheapo" Laptop will run it

Just made it through, I suggest you all try it, very fun and challenging.

The game told me to use the 304.79 beta driver because it was the only one that was stable on the NVIDIA cards.

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The game told me to use the 304.79 beta driver because it was the only one that was stable on the NVIDIA cards.

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Tried the drivers but didn't work with my card even though it says it's for the series I own. I will mess with it later but thanks for the info.

Final boss is bugged with a invunerable bug.

Catacombs Tonight Starts between 8pm and 8:30pm

THis just on: Kick someone from the party if they want to leave story mode.

That was unlucky.

Your best bet is to make sure you have a melee weapon in one slot and a ranged in the other slot. Boss fights differ and some hit so hard you don't want to be in their face. Also if you are geared for melee your ranged dmg may be lacking, but as a guardian you have a ton of support skills and traits. For trash mobs you can keep a staff or scepter and do some dmg between res'ing and shielding your fellow players.

I know that's not always the funnest role to play in an instance, but the amount of shields, healing abilities, and resurrecting skills we have make us the best class for that role. The trait that shields you along with the one that buffs during and after resurrections is huge in these places due to the mass amount of deaths even for a good team.

When you have the opportunity to get in a mobs face and slam him with a sword/mace make sure to use your shouts to aid the team. You may be at full health (usually means the mob is raping someone else) but shielding and healing your comrades through your shouts will save their life.

Throw out stuns, blinds, and disorients as much as possible also.

But the 2 most important things for all classes in instances is focus fire, and keep dodging/moving. The focus fire is easily handled by having one person designated to mark the mobs with the in game mechanics. I can't remember the default mark and assist keys since i swapped mine to mouse 4 and 5, but this makes way easier.

I hear ya. I swing a 2-hand sword 99% of time and only switch to the scepter and focus for instances and world bosses that hurt too bad. Even specced with toughness, vitality and healing traits their are just some mobs out there that you won't hold up to.

Being able to tank is also a huge benefit when you have a group full of squishy casters.

The class is very similar to a paladin with the exception that you have the option to switch weapons mid fight if things aren't going well. Just remember your group members might not understand these concepts and sometimes it's just up to you to keep everyone up. Perfect example is seeing a elementalist switch to frost due to it's great healing abilities. Not all but most are more worried about pumping out dmg with fire rather than switching to frost and playing support....