>Everyone knows about this. Even newbie can figure that detect
>invis is good or its nice to have return potion in sack.
>
>But doing all this is quite boring. I better die with all my
>crappy gear on 16th rank than spend an hour getting potion of
>return. And I hate the idea to gather preps for hours and
>hours and then just spend them in half hour of raid/reraid
>routine. That is why I am just average in PK
Actually, if it is taking you an hour to get preps, you are still inexperienced and you need to work on that part of the game. Otherwise, you will still be trying to reach that next level of pk.
>
>Those, who strive to be deadly or who know how to get things
>quickly and easily - they do. But your post does not help
>other to do the same.
I don't think spoon feeding anyone is teaching them anything. You need to go out and do it for yourself. It will only make you better.
>
>In battle the newbie just gets adrenaline boost and forgots
>about every advices spamming skills/spells or doing it wrong.
>
And that's part of the game you need to learn to control.
>For helping newbies be better in PK I should do such things:
>write small newbie guides for each class. or post faqs from
>Dio.
There are countless situations and there isn't any guide that is going to be good enough to answer that. Experience is a much better than a book full of ifs, ands or buts.
>
>make some training "PK" battles with pseudo-PKiller mobs, who
>will be doing common "PK-routine" for their class.
>
There are many mobs that are not just generic. There are all classes. Is the machine going to counter the other players moves? No.
>Lets say, it will be small arena where you will have hiding
>assassin-mob, who will blind/kote/kan you + flee/hide and
>such.
There are plenty of hidden mobs like that. You might not see them if you can't see hidden though.
>
>Try to defeat him.
>
>That is how I see the picture.
Not realistic from a coding view though.