"Helpful" NGE Prof Comparison Chart
PostedSun Nov 20, 2005 1:03 am
For those who think like me, this may be helpful. I thought I'd share, just in case.
The sheets are a profession comparison sorted by type of effect and then by area of effect so that you can quickly compare what profs are missing/having specials.
The numbers indicate the highest level of the special in that category.
A # + # means two different timers under that category.
It wasn't built for public consumption so it's not polished and still contains my personal comments.
It's an *.xls file built in OpenOffice.org for MS Excel. I used SonGouki's guide with a few tweaks from the professions I've tested.
http://www.geocities.com/dedios8/storage/ngeprofs.xls
Godspeed ya'll,
Glacial
The sheets are a profession comparison sorted by type of effect and then by area of effect so that you can quickly compare what profs are missing/having specials.
The numbers indicate the highest level of the special in that category.
A # + # means two different timers under that category.
It wasn't built for public consumption so it's not polished and still contains my personal comments.
It's an *.xls file built in OpenOffice.org for MS Excel. I used SonGouki's guide with a few tweaks from the professions I've tested.
http://www.geocities.com/dedios8/storage/ngeprofs.xls
Godspeed ya'll,
Glacial