The larger the weapon I'm hitting things with, the happier I am. The harder I get to hit things with said large weapons, the happier I am.But I do like to have some self-healing available as well.
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This is Asylu, and I tend to play support roles when I can, be it healers, buffers or just the jack-of-all-trades. If I can't play that I go for a ranger type play style favoring hit and run tactics. I love running around with loads of mobs trailing behind me as I plink them down.
Depends. Either damage dealing caster or in the thick of it melee.
I usualy play as a warrior class, the "going all out, slaying them all" class like warriors suites me well =)
I usually play an archer. Hitting my enemies from afar before they can reach me is how I like it.
Tend to be a warrior. As is my World of Warcraft class. After trying the demo, I love the idea of mixing magic with weaponry. Most likely going to try Battle Mage!
I play a tank. Why? Well, there has to be someone who protects the others and takes the beating for them because they all want to be the top damage dealer. :PIt's a paladin by the way.
I choose my class in the same fashion as I play: I just flail my hands about slapping the keyboard, and hope for the best.
I usually play Tank class and if paladin is available that is the class i go with. I started with FF11 as a paladin tanking and moved to WoW also paladin tanking protection even as i was leveling since Burning Crusade. Anew 85 prot pld.
I always play a magic user. All my chars in wow and guild wars were casters. Magic is something very attractive in my eyes.
I usually end up playing the stealth class or a sneaky backstabbing class.
Nice international shipping!I usually play the Thief/Rogue class in RPG's, but have been shifting to a more Mage/Caster style of game play since Skyrim
I much prefer to play a ranged damage-dealing class. I'm not big on casters, so I always find myself in the role of archer or gunner. Honestly, there's nothing more tense and stylish than reloading a rifle or drawing another arrow in the thick of battle.