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:In the world of Ragnarok Online, "Battle" is not an ambiguous connotation as you are making it out to be. Battle refers to a class that primarily melees a monster, or building part of the character towards this objective when it is regarded as potentially counter-productive/PVM oriented. Bolters suited for int/dex with little defense stats would not want to stand there attacking a monster. There are hybrids of characters that can be mentioned; I do not think Soldier is a good term to use because the majority of the RO population is unfamiliar with it. | :In the world of Ragnarok Online, "Battle" is not an ambiguous connotation as you are making it out to be. Battle refers to a class that primarily melees a monster, or building part of the character towards this objective when it is regarded as potentially counter-productive/PVM oriented. Bolters suited for int/dex with little defense stats would not want to stand there attacking a monster. There are hybrids of characters that can be mentioned; I do not think Soldier is a good term to use because the majority of the RO population is unfamiliar with it. | ||
::--[[User:Rav|Rav]] 20:11, 27 July 2008 (MDT) | ::--[[User:Rav|Rav]] 20:11, 27 July 2008 (MDT) | ||
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Revision as of 14:34, 28 July 2008
Saying Profs are battle if they can melee denies the fact that Bolters can battle by casting. Thus, Soldier is a better term.
Brent
- In the world of Ragnarok Online, "Battle" is not an ambiguous connotation as you are making it out to be. Battle refers to a class that primarily melees a monster, or building part of the character towards this objective when it is regarded as potentially counter-productive/PVM oriented. Bolters suited for int/dex with little defense stats would not want to stand there attacking a monster. There are hybrids of characters that can be mentioned; I do not think Soldier is a good term to use because the majority of the RO population is unfamiliar with it.
- --Rav 20:11, 27 July 2008 (MDT)
So you may introduce it and spread the word. There are better bolters than pure INT/DEX - Brent.