[PSO2:NGS] Best Class To Play as a New Player? | Beginner Guide
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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It may not be the best video, but updates class info for new players
0:00 Intro
1:30 Slayer
3:05 Braver
4:37 Force
5:54 Ranger
7:23 Bouncer
8:45 Techter
9:48 Hunter
10:37 Fighter
11:30 Gunner
12:22 Waker
13:22 End, bye, ty
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level 85, Classes, 2024, Starter, Newcomer, Beginner, Slayer, Braver, Force, Ranger, Bouncer, Techter, Hunter, Fighter, Gunner, Waker - Ігри
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For those who want to play Ranger
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Just starting today and this helped me out a lot. Think im going to start with Hunter and grab Braver when I can, thank you for the info!
great video!
For fighter, if u want big dps just ignore daggers, daggers is more immune frames, higher survivability but even a saber's full combo on downed enemy can out shine daggers's buzzard spamming (which daggers used to be good at) right now
What about instead of sabers I do knuckles? Do those work well? I love the fighting style of them but as a starter I’m worried
@@MySonSet knux is very good against aggressive boss where u have to counter more than 70% of the time, not good in downed/break time or the boss moves too much. That's why u can see fi players mw daggers with knux or saber with knux, just bc the knux's counter is too good to ignore. counter everything with knux, do other things with daggers/saber.
I think you've undersold the complexity of Force. While I agree it's not complex, you still have to manage several gauges that most classes don't have to worry about: Rod Attack Impact, Elemental Bullet, each element's buildup mechanic (some elements you can forget, while others require strict management), and the three Compound Techniques which share a gauge but have separate cooldowns. All of these gauges interact with each other. Failure to keep on top of these gauges can lead to minor to major DPS loss. This is on top of Force's interaction with downs (they receive a damage boost to normal Techniques, so often they'll use Compound Techniques and even photon blasts to trigger downs rather than saving them for downs). Since the class' DPS is already not that good, the micromanagement game is important, at least for solo play.
Thats why I give it 1+ instead of 1 or 2. I understand exactly what you said. Maybe I'm wrong, I'm no master of Force
First, I think it's more like knowledge instead of skill. You can learn from guides and things, you don't really need to practice Force to do "Force things"
Element' buildup mechanic, I really don't think it's that hard...
Force has different gauges and PP require management, agree. But other class has gauges too, and they have to do counter, PA timing at the same time.
I think it is relatively easy to realize and cast compound tech during the break or down phase and so, and for starter, thats the most important thing imo.
And if you say use compound tech and PB to down enemy. No matter what you do, you get a ele down anyway, it's just time. Down in the correct timing or double down could be useful sometimes, but thats so hard and shouldn't be in average players' consideration.
(edit: I forgot the down normal tech boost. Yes, it is something, but they just need to know and not learn how to do it)
For DPS, it is what it is, Force's fate is sealed. Force is mostly the role of ele down in party.
in the end, I want to say, it's just a comparasion to other class, not saying Force is as easy to play with single hand
I've tried to edit this down to not be as much as a rant. It still is a rant, but I want to post it. Please don't take it personally as I still think this video is good. I primarily play Force, but have played a lot of Ranger and Gunner. I think I've just gotten really defensive about Force lately due to how far behind it's fallen in solo content, which Sega started to push with Duels and ARKS Records. I apologize if I'm being a jerk here.
I'm just tired of people saying Force is the easy class, because you just spam a single button at a safe distance. You didn't use those words, but it felt like the same sentiment. Everyone keeps spreading this misinformation and it makes people misunderstand the class. That's not what the class is about. It isn't about just spamming one tech that matches the correct element. It is an easy class, but not for those reasons. It's easy because the skills required for it are like you say, knowledge based. They're mostly flowcharts, but they do get complicated enough to require practice and there is some inherent tech skill required in the class due to it's multiple counters (uncharged Gifoie, Grants T2, and weapon action for Rod). People often forget about the counters because the game tells you to play Force at a long-range, when in actual play a lot of it's DPS can come from counters, just like most classes. Honestly this is something the game does a lot and not just with Force. It misleads players into playing classes suboptimally.
I do think Force is the easiest class to get into and it is a lot of fun to just hang out in the sky high above the battlefield. But I don't think it is that far below the other classes in terms of difficulty. If I were to rate the difficulty of classes, I'd put Force about on par with Ranger. Both are relatively easy classes and Ranger has the benefit of Blight Round making good party DPS within reach of players just learning the class. At the skill ceiling, I think Force's counter gameplay is a bit more complex, but Ranger's distance management can be trickier in a lot of fights. Both have a lot of timing to worry about that can be easily managed once you get enough experience.
One Force specific knowledge thing that has nothing to do with the video: "I think it is relatively easy to realize and cast compound tech during the break or down phase and so, and for starter, thats the most important thing imo." This is actually wrong a decent amount of the time. Compound techniques don't count as techniques despite the name and don't benefit from Force's DPS boost against downed enemies. Because of this it's actually a DPS loss in many casese. The exception is that you can prefire Barristan/Fomelgion for boss's that take a moment to enter their down state, but this requires knowing a lot of timing that a new player won't know.
@@Elekester I don't want to make this forever, so I'll just mention simple.
I remember I include some like "spam in long range is completely fine", which I said, is just "fine". I don't see there is any other class can do the same while being as useful as Force
please note that this video is for starter. If I'm not wrong, many new players spend half of their time to just simply run around and do almost nothing. When the break or down phase is mainly the timing they would consider bursting out some dps. If that's the case, having some compound techs for them to use during that timing would be nice.
By the time they play more, they would get used to the gameflow and knowledge of Force, that should helps alot in their advanced Force gameplay
Highly suggest you peep the arks record times and solo mdfa runs. Bouncer and Hunter are equal to if not better then slayer right now.
could it be bcaz they are so good at dueling against slow attack enemies?
@@tonyabf naw spiral edge is busted and bouncer rework changing BAP increased their output by a lot.
Me struggling playing Ranger and see difficulty at 2+ 😭
But very impressive video, didn't know you can play all classes and you even have different outfits for each different class.
I will send this to new players if they cannot decide what class to play on.
I put 2+ for the blight round mostly, as it's ez to use but also being extremely effective
I don't rly play all class, I just play the basics and have multiple outfits made in my garage
Hey what’s the cast outfit you wearing for slayer class?
Rapid Heml(hair), Lycanthro body, fuuji arms, wanderfalke legs
I believe the game isn’t for everyone. Despise the game already have some years it doesn’t have any content for you to be grinding none stop. The end game here is fashion so you will find yourself farming combat zones all time. The game is relatively easy compared to other MMOs I played before. I believe it’s a game more for casual players and that’s part of the reason I play it because i don’t want to spend a life in a game. Everyone has reason to play and not play some games. The game is currently on “ development”, so it’s up to you if you want to play this game or not. In my opinion I would say check it out and give it a try, if you don’t like it you can always uninstall or wait like 1 year for more content.
I picked up fighter easier than the rest of the classes, i use the knuckles mainly because the attacks are kinda similar to akaza
I had no idea what this game was, I just saw that it was free and ended up picking Gunner as Main and Fighter as Sub. I know nobody so I've been playing solo and got up to lvl 70 with each. I had no idea it was these were hard to play especially since soloing the Dark Fulz (or whatever the name is) at lvl 60 only took me like 20 mins so. Just now learning my classes are supposed to be hard.
Don't worry too much, it is just "harder" compared to some other classes. You will get good at it.
If you like the way gunner plays, stay. If you don't you can switch to other class (with no so mucb effort).
Idk if I should do….
Bouncer/Fighter: Sung Jin Woo
Gunner: Hajime(Arifureta)
Just the fact that you mention Arifureta makes you a Legend. Bra-fuckin-vo 👏🏽
From person experience during the first 1.5 years after NGS release i will list some of the the thing i see as flaws that eventually drive me from loving PSO2 to sh*t on it with my base pso2 clanmate whenever i have the chance:
1. The market is f*cked.
2. The endless and meaningless grind for stuff that WILL be rendered next to useless in the next update with the base game at the very least you can keep the "trait"(it been so long that i've forgot what is it called) to use for either fusing for better "trait" or transfer it to your new gear.
3. The enemy design is very boring.
4. The game play will be consist of either u spam the selected few useful photon arts/Techniques till the end of time or counter the f out of everything and it get old after a while.
5. The story is barely there and those that are mostly is just "come to this region with this problem and solve it for me"(i heard there are more progress on that aspect when im not around).
For the most part those 5 is why i came to hate this game with some other minor stuff that isnt worth mentioning.
I agree most of it, esp the grind and enemy part. However, the class system is actually decent imo(for now) and enemy/quest updates are coming out. Overall,, I mostly just chill or mess around, so I don't rly care about the bad things on the game. I can wait, and that will be the solution to a good game, eventually
Base pso2 was bad when it first released and the content was slow just like NGS, it is global server had an accelerated release schedule, releasing like 8 years worth of content within 2 years, making it feel like base pso2 was way better than NGS.
NGS got really good skeleton right now, they just need to add more meat to it. And I have to agree, their pacing is a little bit slow.
@@delightXD so that means they didn't learn and repeat the history? Lol that's sad to hear :' (
still no Phantom. RIP
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Pro advice: find another game.
This game is ill-designed to milk the most out of obsessive/fragile people while keeping them on ghost hooks of "UpCOmIng ConTeNt". Theres a niche of people that really love the whole dress up/talk all day model of the game. If youre not one of those, quit now. The lower the playerbase, the higher the pressure to actually deliver, or to move on to a better, more developed project in the future.
Quit this now. This is comparable to crack, in a digital way.
rare human with sanity and solid opinion found after ngs experience. ngs is not a game for you to "dig in". You can almost only do chatting, creating character looks, doing some dailies, chilling and nothing else after you finish all the current contents. and the updates is real slow
I agree. I wanna hope they do something better with the pso ip, but I don't wanna give them a chance to disappoint me anymore.
and ere I thought coming back was a good idea, just installed the game again after uninstalling it a month of ngs release lol, and now im uninstalling it again
@@buzzthelightyear7032 You should actually play it. I started installing the game 4 or 5 times and always stopped after reading negativity online. Finally started playing it and having a blast. Its not nearly as bad as people make it out to be. Idk what's up with pso2 but for some reason people that hate the game religiously stick around and trash it online instead of moving on like normal people.
I'm 70 hours in and have barely scratched the surface of endgame and have a couple hours of story left. Still using the handout gear. Yeah I'll probably have finished the endgame content in a month or so but like who cares. Game's free, its fun, and if you want an anime mmo (not counting pseudo-anime ffxiv, bdo, or lost ark) it is the best on the market.
My advice is find another game unfortunately :c
Why
@@EMMYMXNC I've played since the release of jp ep5. ever since ngs there's been alot of controversy and no speed of development. 2 years of content can be played in 1 day. That is an issue for a normal casual player. Even if you're in it for the grind. You gain very little for even attempting to get a rare drop weapon.
The game is fun and can be enjoyable, however it's better to play a better experience by giving ngs a pass. Or just waiting 8 years for the full game to be played.
@@dakguy6242do you have any games to recommend?
@@user-jn6tx5rs1y depends what you like, mmorpg are hard to recommend and easy to see why you should pass on them, solo games.. bg3, dragons dogma, rdr2, any persona game, zelda.... even The Forest was a surprise. It's up to you to decide ofc. Atm I'm enjoying ff14 as my mmo but I do miss the action combat of ngs, flaws and all.