You can get the same sub/dual skills whatever the class you choose. Just pick something yo like or something not expensive (Class with the same Armor type as your main). Im iss, my dual is sigel knight.
Same armor type is helpful indeed. Also remember that you're going to have to level the thing to 99 eventually. So pick one you like.
Tyrr if you enjoy melee and would like to see the DD side of it.
Othell if you really want to, but before 90, and especially before 87 it's last choice DD.
Tank if you want to tank.
Healer if you want to heal and be blamed for everything that goes wrong.
Wynn for the easiest to play class. But gear (see Yul):
Yul seems an unlikely choice for you. Bows are the most expensive wep and you need light armor.
Feoh ... need robes and are squishy.
Look at it from a practical perspective about the gear, but choose based on what you want to play, cuz you're going to have to play it to level it. A bil extra in gear is nothing compared to being stuck on class you despise playing. (If money is an issue, wait till main is 93+ and you should start seeing more money roll in for R grade gear that may seem impossible to buy 8x.)
I used to play support because the classes are really cool, Iss especially! But I hated playing it. So I made a Yul and I love just playing it.
Same armor type is helpful indeed. Also remember that you're going to have to level the thing to 99 eventually. So pick one you like.
Tyrr if you enjoy melee and would like to see the DD side of it.
Othell if you really want to, but before 90, and especially before 87 it's last choice DD.
Tank if you want to tank.
Healer if you want to heal and be blamed for everything that goes wrong.
Wynn for the easiest to play class. But gear (see Yul):
Yul seems an unlikely choice for you. Bows are the most expensive wep and you need light armor.
Feoh ... need robes and are squishy.
Look at it from a practical perspective about the gear, but choose based on what you want to play, cuz you're going to have to play it to level it. A bil extra in gear is nothing compared to being stuck on class you despise playing. (If money is an issue, wait till main is 93+ and you should start seeing more money roll in for R grade gear that may seem impossible to buy 8x.)
I used to play support because the classes are really cool, Iss especially! But I hated playing it. So I made a Yul and I love just playing it.
you just told him what all the classes do wich he should already no... i have a healer with an iss dual but i wish my healer was an iss with a tyrr dual. i think it would have been easier if it was that way. another thing is a healer levels stupid slow so that is one class i advise not to pick. i enjoy it tho i must say its just the lesser choice of the support classes i think. if u are up for the korean grind then go for it
First, pick out 2 -3 classes with a playstyle that you like.
Then of those 2 - 3, pick the class that levels quickly.
Then, if you're still not decided, pick the class that is cheapest to equip, either because you already have the gear from your main, or the market prices are low.
Since you are likely to spend more time leveling your subclass/dual class in PVE than you did your main, pick something that is fun to play and that will save you some scratch as well.
Since there are talisman specific in teredore, spezion, altar, etcs that gives to specific classes...you might have to think a bit on what dual you wanna do.
For example, if you dual a healer..you can obtain healing talismans that are given only to healers when u trade those seals in the instances.
healers - healing talisman
tanks - pdef / shield stats talisman
... list goes on...
say if you wanna get some class specific talisman that increase ur patk or pcrit..be good to dual tyrr or othelle...cuz these talisman can only be obtain when you're in that class mode.
dual tyrr to get patk boost talisman and use those talisman on your iss..maybe in pvp/oly/raid...
one of my friend that's healer dual a tank to get increase shield pdef/rate to use on his healer ... not a bad idea
Go a tyrr for sub in order to save yourself a ton of money. You can use the same gear (except you'll also want a polearm). Other than that, it's all a matter of what you like.