Finally I managed to enter Catacomb of the Witch with my Scavenger, BD and SE. Muting all sounds and setting to hide dropped items enabled me to run the game smoothly when opening 3 client. However due to the small size of the party, I was only able to bot in the first small room in the first entry into the catacomb. Attempts in entering a bigger room resulted in deaths, due to the heavy healing pressure put on my SE . In the second entry, I formed a party of 8 with an online friend. LOL, he was controling 5 characters . This time we ventured deeper into the catacomb. I was able to gather quite a lot of mithril and oriharukon ore, and top grade B accessories parts. Another good thing was we did not have to use soulshot. We left our bots running for the whole night .
As for my trapper in Guild Wars, I use him only for Alliance Battle, due to its being only a PvP character. Some people I saw very sceptical about teaming up with trapper in AB. My guess is they never played trapper in AB before. Then again, the trapper build is used only when fighting in Ancestral Land, because of the linearity of the path among the shrines to be capped. I was laughing when I saw the opponent capping team slowed down by my traps. I'm very sure they were cursing after got hit by any one I set. My point for running trapper build is to delay the opponent team. Of course sometimes it doesn't work, but most of the time it does. Below is a video of my trapper in action :
As for my trapper in Guild Wars, I use him only for Alliance Battle, due to its being only a PvP character. Some people I saw very sceptical about teaming up with trapper in AB. My guess is they never played trapper in AB before. Then again, the trapper build is used only when fighting in Ancestral Land, because of the linearity of the path among the shrines to be capped. I was laughing when I saw the opponent capping team slowed down by my traps. I'm very sure they were cursing after got hit by any one I set. My point for running trapper build is to delay the opponent team. Of course sometimes it doesn't work, but most of the time it does. Below is a video of my trapper in action :
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