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I just started this game seems a lot like WoW based which I like. However, it seems to progress really slowly. Ive been playing at least 40 minutes and I still am doing quests. When will I be able to go to dungeons, pvp etc?
Also, any suggestions with classes? I chose mendel and ranger. Idk wether to go monk, warrior etc. Which one is strongest?
I have a download speed of 5mbs-9mbs and an upload speed of 0.5-7.
Was wondering if this would be enough to run any of these games, also is O&C good on iPad? I heard it's 3d and your playing as a person. Thanks
I really wanna play lol tho
Also I have a 16g ram, 2.40ghz professor and a dedicated graphics card the computer is a hp envy and was bought 2 weeks ago :p
You can check the system requirements at the apps download page :) Idk wut bout ur connection.
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Well ive run lol in a decent laptop and it was ok up to a point , so I dont think you will have any problems! O&C sux tho as far as i know
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O&C is definitely solid. It lacks the fun fast paced style of the legends titles though.
Thanks for that, I have a nvisit Geoforce dedicated graphics card, 18 gb ram(2gb for gaming) a lot of space 1terrabite but my cpu speed is 2.4 not 3Quote:
Originally Posted by Burningdex
Thanks tho
O&C is really fun. It is a very tedious process getting fully geared, though. But that's part of the fun of mmorpgs.
It's similar gameplay to WoW, but on mobile.
League of Legends is the one out of the three that is the most "Free to Play." You have access to everything without spending real money on the game, and spending real money only gives you options for looks or changing gameplay (Which you can also unlock by just playing the game). O&C and WoW are very similar, as a lot of MMOs tend to be. O&C is a mobile game that is played like a PC game, which seems sort of pointless when you can just play a PC game and have it look and play smoother/better. In my opinion, there are better F2P MMOs out there, if that's what you wanted to play.
The only downside is that to play WoW, you have to pay monthly (or at least you used to), and with O&C, it's free.
Gameloft also made a game that's supposed to be similar to LoL, but not nearly as good, called Heroes of O&C.
You'll be doing quests until about l58-60, then you'll be able to do abyss of limitless gears (agn) metal ziggurat (mzn) and flame madness (fmn) those 3 will give you 225k xp each run. So what I did was just grinded those 3 58-70 and it only took me about a week or two.
But on your way to 60 you can do dungeons and quests. there are dungeons you can do before 60, like k prison you can do at 18, and relics key at 2(?) and so on. Best thing to do imo is alter between quests and dungeons, and like I said at l60 strictly dungeons. Thats what I did and I capped in about a month. Could've done it sooner but I like to mount hunt haha.
For classes, If you're a monk you can do divine(heal) or mili(dps). For leveling I would go heals. You'll find dungeons in no time and it'll make leveling a lot easier for you. But both are good. There really isn't a best class. They really are all viable. I'm a DPS war, every class can kill me in Pvp, and I can kill every class. It's very balanced. Very gear dependent, yes, but definitely takes skill.
I really like O&C, it takes awhile to max your character, especially now they just added two new dungeons along with a new tier of gear.
The class interaction is awesome, and PvE and PvP each have separate sets both earned different ways.
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I've merged a few threads about these games and have moved them to off-topic (if they weren't already).
Graphics cards will give you the best performance in large open world games. The processor and RAM helps but usually it falls of the graphics card. 16 GB of RAM is more than enough (8 is optimal) and 2.4 ghz should be fine. LoL requires very little out of a computer since it isnt a very graphically intensive game but WoW may cause some issues since it is so big, but you should be perfectly fine to run them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oculus
Nvidia Geforce is pretty much the best brand you could have along with the Radeon R280 (I think that is what it's called).Quote:
Originally Posted by Oculus
Also, there is a difference between a graphics card and integrated graphics. Graphics cards are much stronger but usually only used in desktops since I'm assuming you're using this: http://store.hp.com/webapp/wcs/store...ptop-j2r73av-1
I wanna play these games but my PC isn't at best :(.
According to the Battle.Net website, the recommended PC specs for playing World of Warcraft is:
Intel Core i5 2400/AMD FX 4100
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470, ATI Radeon HD 5870
4 GB RAM
To be honest, my friend plays with an Intel Core i7 4710HQ Processor which is a little less powerful than the i5 2400, but it works fine. WoW, compared to some other open world MMORPGs, is actually significantly less visually intensive than games such as TERA.
League of Legends doesn't require much. A bunch of my friends play on laptops and run the game with a constant 60FPS.
Neither of the games.
If you are looking for instant gratification you shouldn't be playing MMORPGs. Heck, mobile MMORPGs are already designed for instant gratification to a great extent. Maybe you just need to become more patient.Quote:
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o&c will take month to get the "best" gear and gems without spending thousands.
can my laptop run WoW and LoL?
i7 quad core 3.1ghz
8gb ram
nvidia geforce 820m