If anyone is curious about how to interrupt enemy abilities: Warrior: Shield Bash Paladin: Throw the charged hammer and hit enemy mid air Ranger: Charged Shot/Trap Scoundrel: Charged bullet Musketeer: Gravity Orb Bard: Throw mallet Runemage: Pushback 1/Pushback 2 Shaman: Stun totem
What’s strange with paladin classes in video games is that in the original game most classes are based off of: D&D paladin is a weird mix of cleric and fighter
just got an oculus and the moment I found out there was an mmo, I had to try it. They jsut released the demo at the perfect time for me as well and the steam sale had it on sale soo. I bought it after about an hr of gameplay. Love it, still learning but I do understand it has the dungeons, world pvp, world bosses... etc etc. Stuff that almost all themepark mmo's I have played has. Can't wait to see where it goes from here. EDIT: Thanks, for the info on the shaman and holding your palm out. LMAO I have slanted ceilings so throwing it like a baseball was some times painful.
This video was really good! All the classes are broken down and explained concisely, which is not what I usually see when people make videos about this game. I'm not sure if it's the same in reborn, I haven't played the game yet, but I remember Runemages could learn how to preform spells from other players, though the spell wouldn't be saved in your book.
Thanks! I aim to be as concise as possible. You're right in that Runemages do not necessarily have to find rune pillars to be able to cast spells: as long as the player knows the symbol, like from a wiki or being taught by another player, they can cast the spell. Finding the pillar just allows the player to save the symbol in their journal. If I'm able to, I might go back in and edit that fact in.
For muskateer you forgot to mention that shooting your turret with lifewell will cause it to revive a player. The bard's instrument is as far as I remember is actually a marimba but that is just a trivia fact.
Ah good call on the revive! I wasn't sure whether to mention that since there were rumors that the revive system might change, and I wanted to keep it short. Good for people to know, however.
I just bought Orbus Reborn for Quest and do not regret the purchase and LOVE IT, I wish I'd known all this day 1 instead of day 3 while at work break, I'll hold my hands up and let go for my orbs as Shaman thank you
im a max level runemage and i still cry thinking about what it took to get to that point. It takes a LOT of practice and patience, but can be rewarding with high damage and versatility, i would not reccomend starting it as you first class (like i did) but if you want to there is not really any negatives.
Watched this before playing on my Quest. This helped me decide who I wanted to play without wasting time playing each one and therefore having grinded someone I didn't want to play. Cheers
Hmm, it really depends on a lot of factors. For example, while warrior is a bit complicated because of the combo system, if you really want melee/swing-based combat, that's the one to go for. Also, the game allows you to easily switch classes, so feel free to experiment at the start with all of them. Having said that, probably the easiest one to start out with is the musketeer, or maybe the ranger. Musketeer is just shooting which works well and is simple, and they are versatile as you can switch to using damage bullets or healing bullets to fill in as a DPS or Healer in group play.
Thanks. I think about getting it for the quest. How complex is the game? Are the fights/bossfights entertaining/challenging? Can you solo content jn case nobody is online to play?
Hmm, difficult to say as it's still being added to by the developers. For example, tomorrow they are adding their first 10-man raid as well as new quests and such, so while I would complain about there being no challenging content and story quests, they seem to be addressing that already, haha. So far my forays in dungeons have been fun: they usually involve hallways of mob packs with different compositions (like a healer in the back you should focus first) and two bosses, who usually all have some manner of fun mechanic, being dodging bullet-hell patterns, dragging the boss under traps, turning yourself to dodge a medusa gaze, etc. You can technically 'solo' them by using the queue system which always seemed fast for me, so don't worry about getting a super group to do them. I'll make a dungeon guide soon since it's my primary mode of play. Solo is fine as well: you gain exp through a lot of solo stuff, which can be stuff from doing public events (which you can drop in on solo without forming a group), kill quests (go kill # of a mob), fishing, scavenging, hunting critters, dragon races, etc. Some classes will probably have an easier time soloing than others; for example, usually tanks can handle more mobs at once (but they also hit weaker, leading to longer fights). The only complaint I have at the moment is that there isn't really any big grandiose story missions with cool puzzles or whatever, but they seem to be addressing that.
@@futurecoplgf hey, thanks for the detailed answer. I may wait another month or so before getting it. Or I'll just wait until nkstos comes out. Hopefully we are at ready player one level in some years ;D (or at nervergearlevels, one can always dream).
I have a tough time picking a class, but most of the time I'm a Warrior (lovin' that tank life). I enjoy Musketeer and Ranger if I feel like doing some healing and DPSing for a change though. Hoping to level them all up over time!
ask anyone with a level higher than 15 for help, and they will gladly spend hours with you explaining anything you want or need them to. as for class, DPS classes (scoundrel and archer) deal good damage with simple mechanics (they still require skill to make full use of though). these are good for learning the game. if you go a tank or healer, everyone will love you and you will have no problem joining parties, but it can get slow leveling it up. just choose what is he most fun for you i reccomend trying a bunch of classes out at the start!
Thank you, wanted to love paladin but throwing the hammer is odd to me and only doing dmg with charges makes it feel slow. Think I'll try shaman or musketeer next. Bard looks fun but doubt it'll be solo friendly.
Paladin gets a bit better when it is in combat, as you're getting charges not only from holding your hammer up every few seconds, but from being hit. Between that and juggling books, there's less downtime than you might initially think. Still, it can suck to run out of charges and be left standing there waiting. Bard definitely feels a bit detached and awkward to solo with, as you're just playing music while monsters whack you. If you are interested in bard for eventual party play, however, you can always do quests as another class, but then turn in the quest as a bard to level it up. EDIT: Whoops, look like they patched it so that you can only turn in missions as the class that started it! Argh!
I'm pretty sure in 2019 the game was slightly different than today, 2022. Well, I'm working on leveling up my Paladin now so I have a Tank option in dungeons. It is really great! That's true, it only deals decent damage if the hammer is charged. But you know what? In dungeons you're not there to deal damage, so this class is quite awesome for protecting the other DPS players. If you're playing solo-Paladin, avoid overusing your charges on just whacking the foe's head. Use the librams' buffs and you'll see much better results
I recommend making a more in depth class breakdown, including talents and strategies. currently this is just telling you the bare basics, and thats ok and all, but it would help the newer people alot more if you told them the talents they should use. nice stuff though
a melee dps would block the range dps and leave less openings, along with being caught up in high damage attacks that tanks were made to receive. its possible as any people are asking but based on the game mechanics it wont work out too well.
The warrior is built around using a shield along with their sword since you have abilities tied to it and your hud displayed on it, so yeah, no real way to use just a sword unless you like playing on super hard mode haha
my man 🤝! warrior and bard are the most misunderstood, i see a lot more paladin and musky love, but i personally prefer warrior over paladin and bard over musky,
mage looks weak. it takes so long to do the spells and they look like they do they same damage as the skills that the other classes just have to click once
well yes and no. if you practice some players can spam 4-6 fireballs a second (yes for real i have witnessed it) i can probably fire off three frost 2's a second and around 2 fireball 2's a second. It deals high damage (high level around 20,000 damage per hit, which can roast low level enemies very fast. some spells have shortcuts that make them take less strokes to cast (though it takes a while to get good at speedcasting).
P.S. you can make any spell you learn from the community, whether or not you found it’s notebook stand
If anyone is curious about how to interrupt enemy abilities:
Warrior: Shield Bash
Paladin: Throw the charged hammer and hit enemy mid air
Ranger: Charged Shot/Trap
Scoundrel: Charged bullet
Musketeer: Gravity Orb
Bard: Throw mallet
Runemage: Pushback 1/Pushback 2
Shaman: Stun totem
Nice info! This is an important aspect for all classes, especially in dungeons where lots of bosses have to be interrupted by the whole team.
So Paladin is Thor
Yes
With a bit of Noctis too
What’s strange with paladin classes in video games is that in the original game most classes are based off of: D&D paladin is a weird mix of cleric and fighter
finally someone explains warrior in an understandable way
That was an absolutely fantastic video. All the information needed. Definitely made me push towards buying Orbus. The gameplay mechanics look great.
it would be great if there's a summoner/assassin/priest/necromancer classes! :D
for a summoner class i imagine scorpions inferno variotion, and quan chis summoner variation both from mortal kombat X
I think scoundrel would go under assassin
@@theirishpolarbear7643 mabye a long ranged assasin, but when i hear assasin i think of a rogue type
assassin and necromancer...i would love for my log-out button to disappear if i had those.
Druid class would b clean too
just got an oculus and the moment I found out there was an mmo, I had to try it. They jsut released the demo at the perfect time for me as well and the steam sale had it on sale soo. I bought it after about an hr of gameplay. Love it, still learning but I do understand it has the dungeons, world pvp, world bosses... etc etc. Stuff that almost all themepark mmo's I have played has. Can't wait to see where it goes from here. EDIT: Thanks, for the info on the shaman and holding your palm out. LMAO I have slanted ceilings so throwing it like a baseball was some times painful.
This video was really good! All the classes are broken down and explained concisely, which is not what I usually see when people make videos about this game.
I'm not sure if it's the same in reborn, I haven't played the game yet, but I remember Runemages could learn how to preform spells from other players, though the spell wouldn't be saved in your book.
Thanks! I aim to be as concise as possible.
You're right in that Runemages do not necessarily have to find rune pillars to be able to cast spells: as long as the player knows the symbol, like from a wiki or being taught by another player, they can cast the spell. Finding the pillar just allows the player to save the symbol in their journal. If I'm able to, I might go back in and edit that fact in.
they should let you touch notebooks to share spells
Thanks for this amazing video. Even the website isn't this in depth with the class descriptions. You've earned a subscriber from this video.
Shaman looks like a fun class to play.
Yes it is...i just started playing Shaman and I love it so far
For muskateer you forgot to mention that shooting your turret with lifewell will cause it to revive a player. The bard's instrument is as far as I remember is actually a marimba but that is just a trivia fact.
Ah good call on the revive! I wasn't sure whether to mention that since there were rumors that the revive system might change, and I wanted to keep it short. Good for people to know, however.
I just bought Orbus Reborn for Quest and do not regret the purchase and LOVE IT, I wish I'd known all this day 1 instead of day 3 while at work break, I'll hold my hands up and let go for my orbs as Shaman thank you
Good job man. A nice intro to every class.
It does seem that runemages are hard to be, but I want to be one so badly. They look so cool! Thank you for the video
im a max level runemage and i still cry thinking about what it took to get to that point. It takes a LOT of practice and patience, but can be rewarding with high damage and versatility, i would not reccomend starting it as you first class (like i did) but if you want to there is not really any negatives.
Watched this before playing on my Quest. This helped me decide who I wanted to play without wasting time playing each one and therefore having grinded someone I didn't want to play. Cheers
your video made the game look much more interesting than any other video that the developers have made, now it seems to me a very cool game
This is so cool I can't decide which class to pick at my first try 😬😍
yo these are some of the most unique class abilities i have seen in a game, cool game and good tutorial!
If you’re a new player which class would u recommend??
Hmm, it really depends on a lot of factors. For example, while warrior is a bit complicated because of the combo system, if you really want melee/swing-based combat, that's the one to go for. Also, the game allows you to easily switch classes, so feel free to experiment at the start with all of them.
Having said that, probably the easiest one to start out with is the musketeer, or maybe the ranger. Musketeer is just shooting which works well and is simple, and they are versatile as you can switch to using damage bullets or healing bullets to fill in as a DPS or Healer in group play.
FutureCopLGF thanks!
Oh man, I really wanna try this game now. That's it, I just bought it.
Musketeer/Bard/Runemage, here I come!
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for posting it! :)
Really making me want to play now...Thanks for the class breakdown
This looks great! Can't wait to try out the demo on steam.
That was super helping thanks
Deserves a million views
Thanks. I think about getting it for the quest. How complex is the game? Are the fights/bossfights entertaining/challenging? Can you solo content jn case nobody is online to play?
Hmm, difficult to say as it's still being added to by the developers. For example, tomorrow they are adding their first 10-man raid as well as new quests and such, so while I would complain about there being no challenging content and story quests, they seem to be addressing that already, haha.
So far my forays in dungeons have been fun: they usually involve hallways of mob packs with different compositions (like a healer in the back you should focus first) and two bosses, who usually all have some manner of fun mechanic, being dodging bullet-hell patterns, dragging the boss under traps, turning yourself to dodge a medusa gaze, etc. You can technically 'solo' them by using the queue system which always seemed fast for me, so don't worry about getting a super group to do them. I'll make a dungeon guide soon since it's my primary mode of play.
Solo is fine as well: you gain exp through a lot of solo stuff, which can be stuff from doing public events (which you can drop in on solo without forming a group), kill quests (go kill # of a mob), fishing, scavenging, hunting critters, dragon races, etc. Some classes will probably have an easier time soloing than others; for example, usually tanks can handle more mobs at once (but they also hit weaker, leading to longer fights). The only complaint I have at the moment is that there isn't really any big grandiose story missions with cool puzzles or whatever, but they seem to be addressing that.
@@futurecoplgf hey, thanks for the detailed answer. I may wait another month or so before getting it. Or I'll just wait until nkstos comes out. Hopefully we are at ready player one level in some years ;D (or at nervergearlevels, one can always dream).
Dude i just found out about this game and runemage looks so cool im gonna do that one
This seems interesting. I'm going to have to check it out.
Brilliant video thanks. Which class do you primarily use?
I have a tough time picking a class, but most of the time I'm a Warrior (lovin' that tank life). I enjoy Musketeer and Ranger if I feel like doing some healing and DPSing for a change though. Hoping to level them all up over time!
I can NOT wait to play this!
This game looks awesome. I think I'm going to buy it
Nice thank you for the insight 🙏
That deliver of "duh" was brilliant ;D
I’m new to this game 2021 February oculus quest 2 ...any advice for me on which class I should start out as for an easier experience?
ask anyone with a level higher than 15 for help, and they will gladly spend hours with you explaining anything you want or need them to. as for class, DPS classes (scoundrel and archer) deal good damage with simple mechanics (they still require skill to make full use of though). these are good for learning the game. if you go a tank or healer, everyone will love you and you will have no problem joining parties, but it can get slow leveling it up. just choose what is he most fun for you i reccomend trying a bunch of classes out at the start!
Thank you, wanted to love paladin but throwing the hammer is odd to me and only doing dmg with charges makes it feel slow. Think I'll try shaman or musketeer next. Bard looks fun but doubt it'll be solo friendly.
Paladin gets a bit better when it is in combat, as you're getting charges not only from holding your hammer up every few seconds, but from being hit. Between that and juggling books, there's less downtime than you might initially think. Still, it can suck to run out of charges and be left standing there waiting.
Bard definitely feels a bit detached and awkward to solo with, as you're just playing music while monsters whack you. If you are interested in bard for eventual party play, however, you can always do quests as another class, but then turn in the quest as a bard to level it up. EDIT: Whoops, look like they patched it so that you can only turn in missions as the class that started it! Argh!
I'm pretty sure in 2019 the game was slightly different than today, 2022. Well, I'm working on leveling up my Paladin now so I have a Tank option in dungeons. It is really great! That's true, it only deals decent damage if the hammer is charged. But you know what? In dungeons you're not there to deal damage, so this class is quite awesome for protecting the other DPS players. If you're playing solo-Paladin, avoid overusing your charges on just whacking the foe's head. Use the librams' buffs and you'll see much better results
All about that rune rubbin
need a rogue or melee dps would like a more traditional healer tho but looks great
This game looks awesome.
I recommend making a more in depth class breakdown, including talents and strategies.
currently this is just telling you the bare basics, and thats ok and all, but it would help the newer people alot more if you told them the talents they should use.
nice stuff though
I want to play this as a dps two handed swords class or having a blade in each hand. more dps less tank. wish they added more melee options.
Exactly. Maybe called duelist or mercenary?
a melee dps would block the range dps and leave less openings, along with being caught up in high damage attacks that tanks were made to receive. its possible as any people are asking but based on the game mechanics it wont work out too well.
What would you say the top 3 classes for pvp are
Runemage seems the best
yay im your 201 sub
Scoundrel looks fun to play
Thanks so much
i love the rune mage
"You're pretty good." 🤘🤘
Do you need to use a sword and shield or can you use a sword no shield
The warrior is built around using a shield along with their sword since you have abilities tied to it and your hud displayed on it, so yeah, no real way to use just a sword unless you like playing on super hard mode haha
Thanks I just wanted to know
thank you
Epic vid
Thanks
love it
Can you dual wield swords?
Does this work with the oculus quest well enough? I’m asking since the game says the minimum needed is 8 go ram and the quest has only 4...
Yeah because the developers made one for the oculus quest, it looks less flashy but its still pretty darn good imo!
the simplistic graphics dont feel bad when you actually play the game and they let it run smoothly on weaker devices such as quests.
I kinda want to play with daggers or a spear tho...
Im gonna get this game and play rune mage! Thanks!
^^^
I really want a Roguer class like world of Warcraft
Why no Melee DPS :(
Wish they had a demo on quest
i,m determined to become Powerfull
Fear Jannik
So what you mean to tell me is the Paladin is basically Thor
For Paladin and he says minimum dmg it’s basically 1 dmg
Is this game still worth getting into
Yes, it is quite fun still. Also having a friend to play with enhances the experience even more
Ah sword class now to enter the faumous cheat code
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7 he review vids damn
Is like shaman in world of Warcraft
Still waiting for rogue
Gas gas gas!!!?
I play warrior but the bard is soo fun lol
my man 🤝! warrior and bard are the most misunderstood, i see a lot more paladin and musky love, but i personally prefer warrior over paladin and bard over musky,
i just wood like to runaround as a paladin and yell for asgard.
On steam you can play up to lvl 10 for free. Give it a try :)
Necromancer
You sound like techno
I hope they add a tamer class
+
Still relevant ?
for the most part yes.
Paladins are just thor
mage looks weak. it takes so long to do the spells and they look like they do they same damage as the skills that the other classes just have to click once
well yes and no. if you practice some players can spam 4-6 fireballs a second (yes for real i have witnessed it) i can probably fire off three frost 2's a second and around 2 fireball 2's a second. It deals high damage (high level around 20,000 damage per hit, which can roast low level enemies very fast. some spells have shortcuts that make them take less strokes to cast (though it takes a while to get good at speedcasting).
Is this even a good game, i dont wanna buy a shit game