Sort of an odd dilemma (P31 Rogue)

[Obsie]

Hey guys, after putting a ton of time in to my Rogue, I sort of feel bored with him. I'm a day away from being Revered with the Order of the Eye, and I've hit max notoriety with nearly every rep, but it feels like something is missing.

I do enjoy the fact that I can stealth, but I'm starting to get bored with the Rogue souls. I have a Bard spec, Sab spec, NB spec, MM spec, Aoe farming spec, and Sin spec, but nothing feels exciting about playing them.

I also have a 50 Mage (From launch P8) and a 50 Warrior (A bit after launch P16). I leveled the Rogue when I did Ascend a friend with a friend of mine (About 2 months ago).

Any opinions would be appreciated. Especially from those who might feel the same way.

Thanks a bunch.

PS: I'm not *****ing about the class as a whole, or the damage. This isn't a QQ thread.

[Kyera]

I just got tired of grinding solo warfronts, personally, more so than any fatigue regarding the class itself.

For PvP, I had retained a 51 NB, 51 MM, and a 34 RS/32 Bard spec as staples, and the other two roles (never bought #6) would bounce around as I experimented with wacky specs. That eventually got stale, and I faction hopped and rolled a cleric. Leveling up was kind of fun (though I gave up queuing dungeons as dps/support and set up PvE healing and tanking specs; I ran Inquisicar in 90% of the warfronts I played), but the end game was a frustrasting mess at first and became tolerable eventually, before I got tired of grinding them on that char as well.

It really depends on what you're looking for. I got my second wind by twinking and trying to experiment with builds with the limited number of points. I still only play infrequently, but at least I haven't given up in Rift completely... ;)

[Obsie]

I just got tired of grinding solo warfronts, personally, more so than any fatigue regarding the class itself.

For PvP, I had retained a 51 NB, 51 MM, and a 34 RS/32 Bard spec as staples, and the other two roles (never bought #6) would bounce around as I experimented with wacky specs. That eventually got stale, and I faction hopped and rolled a cleric. Leveling up was kind of fun (though I gave up queuing dungeons as dps/support and set up PvE healing and tanking specs; I ran Inquisicar in 90% of the warfronts I played), but the end game was a frustrasting mess at first and became tolerable eventually, before I got tired of grinding them on that char as well.

It really depends on what you're looking for. I got my second wind by twinking and trying to experiment with builds with the limited number of points. I still only play infrequently, but at least I haven't given up in Rift completely... ;)

I think that's one of my main issues. Aside from that, I prefer being able to stealth around for two reasons, #1 being that it's always easy to get PvP daily quests done on my own. #2 I can usually hold my own in warfronts. Whether it be bursting down the stone carrier in Whitefall Steppes, or sneaking around to grab vessels in Library of the Runemaster.

I'm not the type that just plays a Rogue to gank people in the open world, that's really not my thing.

[batou079]

I like to mix it up with open world PvP.

admittedly im on a PvE shard now, so i dont get nearly as much action as i did back on a pvp shard.
But whenever i see flagged defiant, i flag, im often running around flagged anyway unless i am really wanting to get some quest done without interruption.

Random skirmishes in this regard make things fun, and lets me feel like my grind efforts in WFs mean something outside of just WFs... since i can stay competitive with oPvP situations.

[Obsie]

I like to mix it up with open world PvP.

admittedly im on a PvE shard now, so i dont get nearly as much action as i did back on a pvp shard.
But whenever i see flagged defiant, i flag, im often running around flagged anyway unless i am really wanting to get some quest done without interruption.

Random skirmishes in this regard make things fun, and lets me feel like my grind efforts in WFs mean something outside of just WFs... since i can stay competitive with oPvP situations.

No one does anything on the Guardian side of Seastone

Once and a while I'll catch a small group doing PvP daily quests, but I'm solo 98% of the time.