setrlight.blogg.se - Outriders best solo class

You can safely get into the middle of the fray and start hacking away 360 degrees.

Now that the walls have been cleared, move down the stairs into the courtyard, where the real fray begins - 3-4 waves of decent melee defenders.

You should still have almost all of your health right now. Your excellent attack power and agility will make up for the weight of your weapon, and you'll soon carve a path through the wall defenders. Charge up the ladder, release your swing, and keep swingin'.

At this point, switch to your 2h weapon (close clombat = lances are useless) and wind up a swing.

Keep sniping until you run out of arrows or reach the ladder, whichever comes first. Start with your bow - you won't need an ungodly-high archery skill to start knocking defenders off the remparts.

You want to be one of the first up the ladder, so charge towards that ladder (or siege tower).

Keep going with the 2h until enemies are dead.

2h weapons like the Sword of War work best from horseback if you wind them up and swing as you pass by your target (giving you a massive bonus to damage). You should have no problem chasing them down. Keep passing through, killing any foes that stray away from the main pack. Now the lance has served its purpose, so switch to your sword of war, and charge through areas of high enemy density, lopping off heads.Depending on how many enemies are left, repeat 1-2 more times. Continue on through for a few seconds, turn sharply (you may need to reduce speed a bit), and (still with your lance), make another charge through like in iii).You should easily plow through the group (as long as its not more than 6-7 deep), even on slight-moderate inclines (such is the greatness of the Hunter). Charge right through - yes, THROUGH - the main horde, skewering or running over (the Heavy Hunter has a pretty good charge) as many unfortunate saps in your way.

At your current speed, the lance should couch almost immediately. Aim yourself towards the very center of the enemy horde and angle the lance slightly downward (you're on a horse, remember?) At this point, switch to your polearm (a good lance).Just keep firing while charging (top speed) until you've cut the distance to the main enemy group to about 30-40% left (this part takes some experimentation and practice). You should start out wielding a bow, so firing (even if you're flanking, you should really only be going *around* so that you are now charging straight at the enemy body from the side) into the throngs of enemies shouldnt be too difficult. If facing mainly melee archers, veer off early from the main group and start flanking the enemy main body. If facing mainly melee infantry, start out in a flat-out charge straight at your foe's main group.