New Class Questions

[awesomegamr]

k im on break from the game till patch. so till then i want ur suggestions on wat class i should do. here is a list of my favorite class piks healer,bard,warrior,ranger,warden

as friends i want u ppl to pik out of those top ones which class i should do when patch comes out. with ur pik can u also add wat type it should be.


on the day before the patch im gonna tally up ur suggestions and highest class is wat im gonna roll.

[trindad100]

Just to try and help you out, if you are not looking for reasons to roll each class(Pros cons for each class) I am pretty sure there is an option under the edit button to make this a poll to save you the trouble

[awesomegamr]

thx for the idea but i cant seem to find a poll button



but can u atleats tell me wat ur pik would be

[trindad100]

it should be on a tab just below the text box

[glace1221]

I wish there was a video showing how each class played.

I'm also waiting for the update and I'm mostly interested in the Scout, the Bard and the Warden.

I'm interested in the Bard because it's different and uses guitars.

I'm interested in the Scout because I like bows and DPS, though I'm actually kinda tired of scout classes.

I'm interested in the Warden the most because of claws and the fact that the Warden can do melee DPS and magic DPS, as well as some support.

Is the Priest still an OP class that specializes in solo DPS and support?

[tenrai666]

I'm only a lvl 20 warden, but I can assure you that if you want to solo early game, warden is a great class to do it. I like this class since it is the closest to a monk class that I can get without having to switch to another game and pay for the class.

My warden is geared for melee because I'm not real big on casting. My spells are a great defense, but between my pet being a meat shield and my warden clawing away rapidly at my targets, I enjoy my class a lot. It's always smart to put points into at least 1 healing spell for survival sake.

My only real drawback about the warden is the mana consumption. If you use a staff or spear, mana is going to dry up VERY quickly. Claws will save you a lot of mana in the long run but it will still dry up if you focus on strength and not so much perception (post 3.0).

Wardens can be a life line when in a pinch if your primary healer takes a dive during a raid, but should never be your primary healer. Not to mention by having a warden in the party, you also add somewhat of another tank in the party.

Wardens aren't for everyone though. take your time on choosing your class. It's should be a reflection of your playstyle. I started playing as a scout because I wanted a rouge character but I despise ranged combat. I,then, made a warrior and have it still but only play it every so often. The energy dwindles so quickly, it drives me nucking futs. If you time your attacks right, your energy will hold out.