Comments on: Warhammer Online: White Lion Class

By: On the WAR path | Reality AFK

On the WAR path | Reality AFK — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 01:44:54 +0000

[...] posted a short review of one of the potential WAR online (Warhammer: the reckoning MMO) classes, the white lion – the [...]

By: Magtherion

Magtherion — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 21:44:28 +0000

Just FYI, and I know i’m being nitpicky and that this is an old as sin post, but… Sure wow is fun and all but it didn’t have the original hunter/pet combination class. DAoC preceded it with its Midgardian Hunter. Also, Warhammer ROCKS now for those who haven’t tried it yet.

By: Jibi

Jibi — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:03:27 +0000

I just made White Lion. I used to play Guild Wars and Ranger offers a variety of gameplay and one of them is Ranger/Warrior build that focuses on melee attack (with Tiger Fury to improve your swinging speed) while having pet to interrupt or fuel your energy or just add some dps. White Lion reminds me of that gameplay a lot because I’ve tried it before.

So far, White Lion is extremely solo-friendly because the Lion can actually take some beatings and you deal amazing damage WITH the Lion too. A lot of abilities is like when you hit, your Lion has bonuses too. So in a way, if your Lion is dead, your total dps can be decreased greatly, although there is another Tactics that allows you to be “Loner”, which focuses on the fact if the pet is dead, your damage is increased by 15%.

Interesting class for sure.

By: I'm not giving my name to a machine

I'm not giving my name to a machine — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 07:10:18 +0000

QUICKLY, GIVE WHITE LIONS THE OPTION TO HAVE NOT WHITE LIONS AS PETS! IT MAKES PERFECT SENSE! GO!

By: fredrik

fredrik — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:15:03 +0000

hey I want to do a whit lion but CAN they only hawe TWO HANDED AXE ?

ol can they hawe one handed/doelwild/swrod/RANDOM wepons ????????

By: greenhunter

greenhunter — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 08:16:47 +0000

Back from beta – The white lion is truly a graphical work of art, but I couldn’t name him. Squig herders and high elves summon their pets in like a warlock spell (cept faster) – you get a random squig colour each time which was novel.

The whole my games better than your game that comes up between WoW players and WAR players (an really ex-wow players are the worst culprits by a long shot) sooo reminds me of all the star wars vs. star trek guff, or wait the my football team vs. your football team scrums, the ford vs. holden hot-rod drags… sigh these things never have one answer its all personal opinion stuff and will never never be resolved … lol.

By: Mania

Mania — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 04:22:56 +0000

I’ll take that bet. :>

By: EnvY

EnvY — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 04:19:15 +0000

This game looks incredible. The White Lion class really like interesting. I’m for sure going to pick it. But on the other hand all you people who HAVE NOT looked into the game at all or anything and saying this game looks terrible. Go find something better to do than judging games that you don’t know shit about, and think the graphics look bad. WoW was a not so fun game for me. To cartoony and such. But this game, has better graphics than WoW, better PvP. And anything else. This game is going to kick WoW off its Throne for the next couple years. (I bet you ^^).

By: Mania

Mania — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 01:23:46 +0000

optional: Oh of course not. But by the same token, the existence of combat pets is not the only thing that attracts us to the WoW hunter class, or for that matter to WoW. The tone or feel of gameplay is rather different between EQ1 beastlords and WoW hunters, in part because the feel of gameplay between EQ1 and WoW is so different.

By: optional

optional — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:01:26 +0000

Well dont forget all you WOW fans, that WOW just copied the hunter class off of EQ1′s beastlord, granted they didnt have to tame it, and it looked the same through your leveling with the exception of getting bigger.

You could cast buffs on it to give it all kind of special abilities. The only thing I ask is that you all realise that WOW didnt do the animal companion first, nor does it have the market covered on it.