Ok i have made manny posts about what class hould i choose best for pvp and then made them. But i always keep rerolling. I have made a assasin then rerolled to destroyer then reolled to wizard and now i have made a shamen. i just want to know which class will i have more fun with out of all in the game which is funest to use?
Yep. you have to identify if there is a playstyle for a class in this game that really even works for you (as in fun to play). Realistically, that might not happen for all players.
Well, judging by your post you are going for PK. And if you try to PK equal players lvl there is a chance something will go wrong. So you will hunt newbies.
Well, any class will allow to hunt newbies.
Ok i have made manny posts about what class hould i choose best for pvp and then made them. But i always keep rerolling. I have made a assasin then rerolled to destroyer then reolled to wizard and now i have made a shamen. i just want to know which class will i have more fun with out of all in the game which is funest to use?
Tha'ts not even remotely possible to answer.
You want to know which class that "you" will have the most fun playing.
No way to answer that. Just find something and stick with it. Remember, you will be with it for a long time.
I didn't read your original post thoroughly enough. PvP really takes place at the highest levels. And it takes a while to get to the highest levels (at least 60+, and 76+ is even better). If you pick a class just for PvP, with no consideration for anything else, then you might get very frustrated. Because you could end up grinding away in PvE for months or (more likely) years in a class with a playstyle you don't even enjoy. So, as several others have said, find a class whose playstyle you enjoy. Then work on getting to high levels and finding a group, because PvP in this game is also really all about groups.
At this point you've played almost all the archetypes
but it doesn't sound like ya made it past 40. You don't have a tank yet, or a healer.
Just pick one, or if a couple of them feel about the same amount of fun, go with the higher-level or bigger friends list.
A lot of people I know play a bunch of characters -- it's a good thing in a lot of ways, but hard to maintain a regular set of partiers, and of course a bit slower. But especially if you can share gear tween the toons, it's financially better to have more.
Ok i have made manny posts about what class hould i choose best for pvp and then made them. But i always keep rerolling. I have made a assasin then rerolled to destroyer then reolled to wizard and now i have made a shamen. i just want to know which class will i have more fun with out of all in the game which is funest to use?
Sorry I haven't read all of your posts, nor do I have the time to atm. A couple of questions:
What is the highest level character you've played?
Given that no matter what class you play, anyone can die in PVP if the right person(s) target them, what is your definition of fun PVP?
Finally a brief psych evaluation...
Are you easily bored? What is your definition of "commitment"? Have you ever been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder? Does the grass always look greener on the other side of the fence to you? Please look at these ink blots and tell me the first thing that comes to mind.
:) :) :)
Seriously, don't let PVP be the sole reason why you like to play any class. It's as simple as that.
start pvping in your 20s, even your 30s, so you can get a feel for the sort of pvp you might be having... even if no one is messing with you, jsut find a hunting spot in your level, and go fight the guy there, see what will happen, you will learn this way what classes you do or do not want to typically play
You don't know what you want, how are we going to answer this question for you. As with the rest of us, you are the only one whom can answer your question. Try them all out and stick with the one you enjoy the most.
start pvping in your 20s, even your 30s, so you can get a feel for the sort of pvp you might be having...
While I agree that PVP at low levels is fun, I disagree that it will give you any idea at all what PVP will be like after second class change or higher. There are just way too many skills, too many armor, weapon and item bonuses, too many augments that impact PVP at higher levels that you don't get at pre-second class change.
Most of the classes don't really come into their own until you're scraping A grade. Take an Hawkeye, for example. Many on this board and others rave about the prowess of the HE at endgame PVP. But what about this class at C and B grade? A complete and utterly boring class to play, IMO.
To the OP all I can say is keep playing the game and you'll eventually find a class that you like...or worse, you'll be like me and have SEVERAL classes that you like to play. Good luck!
Take an Hawkeye, for example. Many on this board and others rave about the prowess of the HE at endgame PVP. But what about this class at C and B grade? A complete and utterly boring class to play, IMO.
Funnily enough HE hasn't been given much attention recentley in many threads. Summoners; (warlocks & PS) have seen a lot more notice recentley.
Really the only advice ppl can give you (OP) is to lvl to 40. This is the only time you will figure out how your future class will work in the game.
Failing that (you may have time constraint issues) check the post 40 skills section in this sites library. Play how you enjoy to play. Pre 40 isn't that much fun when compared to later on in the game. :D
There is a reason many players who 'try' L2 don't get to A-grade---cause it take a long time (for most).
You have to pick a character type you like a lot--that is fun for you to play and one that (since it's important to you) will be good at pvp.
I agree with the hawkeye post above--I rolled a lowbie human archer too. Only to find that through the 30's I have no real choice but to level it as a dagger (which I don't like very much).
I played a tank cause I really, really liked tanking and being 'the guy' in charge of lowbie raid groups a long time ago. That was challenging and fun for me and I liked sort of being the anchor for groups. I sure didn't pick it cause it was going to be uber in pvp (lol).
I also leveled a warsmith because I really like the freedom and simplicity of the dwarves and to try crafting (which has worked out pretty well for me).
The rest, BD, SH, Destroyer--were all just toons to take a break from grinding a tank and to learn more about different classes. I've taken orc shamans to c-grade too, one dagger almost to 40, and countless toons to 25 or so just to get a quick feel for them.
You've seen the advice here many times before my post--pick what you LIKE cause you're going to be with that toon a LONG time.
I agree with the hawkeye post above--I rolled a lowbie human archer too. Only to find that through the 30's I have no real choice but to level it as a dagger (which I don't like very much).
I kind of agree with that. But only kinda.
Here's an example to explain what I mean.
The fastest way for me to get a warcryer (lvls 1-40) is to have him sit and leech while I pull trains with a pole-arm capable character. There's no comparison, given the gear, buffs, characters, etc. that I have available to use.
But if I actually wanted to play an orc mystic, I'd do better to go the slower, hopefully more fun approach, and play it.
So, in principle it's fastest to level a HE as a dagger at least into the 50s (again, I'd just go heavy armor, OE glaive, and viscious stance to lvl 40), but there's no reason a person couldn't archer their way thru d-grade +/or c-grade.
In a similar way, you could use your Kat the cat in d-grade levels to see if you like playing with a pet. It's not as ideal as just nuking your way to 40, but it'll work and serve more purpose than just leveling.
I don't like leveling dagger users because I don't like daggers.
Close order melees are actually fun for me and I've done a ton of them--but I dislike the itty-bitty knife users the most (lol).
You are absolutely correct though---it's always best to PLAY and not 'level'...implying that to play a toon you get a bit emersed and creative in accomplishing things.
There's not reason you can't level a bow user with bow and arrows--other than expense--pre-40.
Might as well learn to kite and experience the power of the bow early. I just think it's slower and not very satisfying and expensive so of course I switched to a dagger approach (even though I'm not a fan of daggers).
Up to 40 there are a lot of options to level most of these toons.