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Fundamental similarities between rogue and warrior classes?

12Physics3412Physics34 Member Posts: 5
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Basically, I like the rogue and warrior classes the most in rpgs among the general classes rogues warriors clerics and mages.

I include rangers as a subclass of rogues btw. 

Are there are any similarities that rogues and warrior classes generally share?

Do they both primarily deal physical damage as opposed to magical damage? Would me liking rogue and warrior classes the most imply that I like applied mechanics? Like the study of motion of bodies in classical physics. Which includes solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, fracture, finite element analysis, etc. 

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  • GruntyGrunty Member EpicPosts: 8,657
    Well they are similar in that one person keeps making new accounts and asking the same question about how similiar rogues and warriors are.
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  • 12Physics3412Physics34 Member Posts: 5
    I just mean that if I like both rogues and warriors and if they share a specific similarity, then doesn't that mean that I like that?
    Well from what I've seen, the rogues and warriors that I like mostly are proficient in mechanics, so doesn't that mean that I like applied mechanics?
    After all, from the games I've played they're basically complete opposites other than mostly doing physical damage.
  • BanaghranBanaghran Member Posts: 869

    As far as applied mechanics fits into this, a question comes to mind.

    Do you have a dog?

    Flame on!

    :)

  • BizkitNLBizkitNL Member RarePosts: 2,546

    Hm. Other than melee? Meh.

    Usually, Warriors are in-your-face-I-dare-you-to-try-and-stop-me, while rogues are in-your-face-I-am-stabbing-you-while-keeping-you-stunned.

    Really though, It's hard to generalize the 2, since their mechanics and uses vary from game to game.

    Any possibility that you like both because of their differences, rather than their similarities?

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  • 12Physics3412Physics34 Member Posts: 5
    Originally posted by BizkitNL

    Hm. Other than melee? Meh.

    Usually, Warriors are in-your-face-I-dare-you-to-try-and-stop-me, while rogues are in-your-face-I-am-stabbing-you-while-keeping-you-stunned.

    Really though, It's hard to generalize the 2, since their mechanics and uses vary from game to game.

    Any possibility that you like both because of their differences, rather than their similarities?

    Well they cover both extremes from light to heavy armor, fast to slow, stealthy to in your face. 

    Wouldn't their only similarity be that they are proficient in mechanics and both primarily deal physical damage?

  • BetakodoBetakodo Member UncommonPosts: 333

    Both men and women can be rogue or warriors. Only women wear rouge though, remember that. Both kill people/things with pointy metal objects that are made of a certain metal. Both fight in melee range.

    What's wrong with you OP?

  • Asuran24Asuran24 Member Posts: 517

    I would put it more as warrior an fighter , over warior an rogue. As a rogue has a pretty pointed specific style that most players identify. With a fighter theyare normally like a warrior in that they both fight up-close, and deal mainly in physical damage, while the warrior goes for mitigation thru armor, and the fighter goes for evasion by ligher armor an agility. It is kinda like looking at a un-mounted knight an a swashbuckler, they have simiilar aims an go about thigns sometimes in the same manner, but the way they achieve that aim is different fundamantally.

  • 12Physics3412Physics34 Member Posts: 5
    Originally posted by Asuran24

    I would put it more as warrior an fighter , over warior an rogue. As a rogue has a pretty pointed specific style that most players identify. With a fighter theyare normally like a warrior in that they both fight up-close, and deal mainly in physical damage, while the warrior goes for mitigation thru armor, and the fighter goes for evasion by ligher armor an agility. It is kinda like looking at a un-mounted knight an a swashbuckler, they have simiilar aims an go about thigns sometimes in the same manner, but the way they achieve that aim is different fundamantally.

    Well between warriors and rogues is the only similarity that they both mainly deal physical damage?

    Does that mean I like applied mechanics?

  • fenistilfenistil Member Posts: 3,005
    Originally posted by Grunty
    Well they are similar in that one person keeps making new accounts and asking the same question about how similiar rogues and warriors are.

    +1

    Really end those fu***in threads. 

  • xeniarxeniar Member UncommonPosts: 805

    seriously what?

    they say there are no stupid questions only stupid awnsers but this one....

    Yes you like aplied mechanics.. ? o_0

    now what?

  • BetakodoBetakodo Member UncommonPosts: 333

    He keeps talking babble about applied mechanics, his name is 12physics34.

    Boy, what is the application of Bernoulli's principal on an aircraft wing?

  • 12Physics3412Physics34 Member Posts: 5
    Originally posted by xeniar

    seriously what?

    they say there are no stupid questions only stupid awnsers but this one....

    Yes you like aplied mechanics.. ? o_0

    now what?

    no I just mean.... if I like rogues and warriors does that mean I like applied mechanics?

    Since the only similarity between them is physical damage and proficiency in mechanics.

  • StonesDKStonesDK Member UncommonPosts: 1,805

    Oh look whos back with his weird questions

     

    Are you this guy? (there are tons more)

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091204151424AAjh9ID

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110426021502AAIdvtT

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100725142410AAMwzpU

     

    If not then at the very least i suspect you may suffer from the same mental illness

  • KyleranKyleran Member LegendaryPosts: 43,509
    Must be a full moon somewhere in the universe tonight, it's wacky Saturday it seems.

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