Am I missing something What more are you trying to do Are you switching bandoliers as well When the mob gets to close just hit your auto attack and that will turn off autofire and start your regular attack mode. I am using the same short bow with +3 arrows on all 3 wood elves who have the same stats - everything is identical. 2) on the first line of the hot button type /autofire on. By then, the mob is on my main and we have to go into melee combat. Sometimes they both shoot 1-3 seconds later after my main, but sometimes they don't shoot at all. Unfortunately, it seems this only works about 50% of the time and when it does, there is major delay between when my main fires, and when the autofollowers do. This should have them perform a ranged attack simultaneously as my main from their bows, just like how it works with casters. I have also verified that they are targeting the mob my main has targeted. After I select my target main macro, I then click the assist button as normal which sends the command to the other two rangers in my group who are on autofollow. I setup the multibox tool to use the action bar and assigned /autofire to the 2nd slot. With eq1 its obvious that the devs despise necros, with constant nerfsforceing anyone who plays the class reasonably well to have to re learn it each time.Currently, I decided to play a 3 box all ranger group on Ragefire just to see how quick I can level with the ranged DPS, focusing on archery. Its a lot more useful than most rangers give it credit for in the team of beat down. On some servers, the bow was even given to classes other than a ranger. I will however give it up for your level 9 AC debuff. An EverQuest Progression Server is a special server that launches with only. They spend more time LFG than just about any other class for good reason. Druid - second rate heals, second rate dps, popular first class due to strong solo skills and usefullness as a Port/Powerlevel box. Thats just sad, get some 2h skill until Verant decides that 1h weapons are allowed to deal damage. Rogue - Weak in classic, if you can stomache levelling one though you get ez pickings on raid loot. What server are you on and how high did you level all those classes? Most the time I meet a ranger with DEX of 130+ and a ykesha, the special fires 3-4x per hour. Different level ranges of hotzones will unlock on progression servers depending on what expansion is unlocked. Conjurors are up there with Necromancers, although not quite as survivable as Necromancers.
Guardians are slow, low DPS, and hard to kill, but are tedious to solo.Īnyway - original question - best solo DPS - Necromancer.Īranador a écrit :If you want to play a "DPS" class, Necromancer is the strongest solo class, however, adding a merc to the mix will let you play rangers, assassins, and warlocks all of whome can do good DPS. Brawlers are a bit squishy, but have reasonable melee and feign death. They start off weak, and at the top end game, become weak relatively speaking, but for a lot of the game, they're quite strong.īards are a bit meh - they really buff the heck out of people, but they need people to buff, and solo you dont have that. They are quite survivable, with the mystic probably being the 'toughest' of them. Templars, wardens, and mystics can all spec for melee, and be pretty good at it. Wizards and furies need a merc to hold the agro, then they can blast away. Theuy can also get a feign death, which is awesome for when you get into thr rong place. With a merc, they can rock along nicely in feral stance, and swap stances if you ever do get in trouble, but it is no feign death for avoiding trouble.īrigands with a merc are quite strong, not the damage of the assassin or ranger, but not bad, and ahead of the tank classes. Modern pet behavior adds will switch to pet even if beast has DoTs etc on it but is out of melee range. Throw in a merc, and the berserker has more damage to offer.īeastlords are fairly strong, and swapping to their spiritual stance will give you a lot of survivability at the expense of real damage. Ranger has better fallback (running away / kiting) dps without taking hits, pet class harder to manage that way. What began with the original launch of the game in the spring of 1999 continues over eighteen years and twenty-three expansions later. Conjurors are up there with Necromancers, although not quite as survivable as Necromancers.īerserkers and Shadowknights are good soloers, with the shadowknight being better at solo, but they're damage is a lot lower. What Are EverQuests Progression Servers EverQuest has a long, storied history.
If you want to play a "DPS" class, Necromancer is the strongest solo class, however, adding a merc to the mix will let you play rangers, assassins, and warlocks all of whome can do good DPS.
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