03-30-2005, 11:04 PM
During the days of Diablo II pre-1.10 (and after for that matter), I played a mod for the game called Seven Lances. Within the mod's server, there were a few teams that simply had a dedicated time each week that they played.
For example, the longest lived of the teams was the Elementals. They met Monday nights, starting in the evening (don't remember the exact hour) and played until they agreed it was time to stop for the night.
Using something like this, it might be possible to keep a steady team of hunters.... and they should remain the same level as they would only be played with each other. Personally, I think that a consistent team of the same group would be best as you will learn what to expect from each of your party members.
Yet, the choice of whether to take this approach or not is up to those interested. If a group of 5 were interested and had a common available time, it'd be a blast.
For example, the longest lived of the teams was the Elementals. They met Monday nights, starting in the evening (don't remember the exact hour) and played until they agreed it was time to stop for the night.
Using something like this, it might be possible to keep a steady team of hunters.... and they should remain the same level as they would only be played with each other. Personally, I think that a consistent team of the same group would be best as you will learn what to expect from each of your party members.
Yet, the choice of whether to take this approach or not is up to those interested. If a group of 5 were interested and had a common available time, it'd be a blast.
Stormrage: Sirrion -- Human Rogue (Last reported level 40)
Terenas: Telgaas -- Troll Shaman (Last reported level 16)
Levels may become inaccurate due to lack of updating.
Terenas: Telgaas -- Troll Shaman (Last reported level 16)
Levels may become inaccurate due to lack of updating.