My favorite multi-weapon is the Sword/Dual Swords and Wire Lances. It gives an AoT feel to the class, being able to grapple onto big opponents and then deal huge damage with the sword.
I’ve been waiting for this game to be on PlayStation in NA for over 10 years and can’t wait to play it. Loved Phantasy Star Universe on the PS2. Thanks a lot for the video, definitely going with the katana.
So I haven't had a chance to play pso2 but was a vet on pso on GameCube playing in the online severs from start to down in 07. I then switched to online private serves years later but still have 4 GameCube memory cards with every single class level 200. Took me 15 years to do but now I'm super excited to play the new pso 2. My download is almost complete and am subbing to youtubers to learn some extra stuff before I step into the actual game. Great video and full of lots of information. Gonna save my butt from the start so thank you. Edit: I did play universe for a few years so I understand the newer mechanics
All my classes save for waker are at level 60. I play them all. The key is ARMOR. Melee focused armor works for all melee classes. Same for the ranged and technique users. Also you can level up a class using your subclass weapons and armor if you want to level a class up to experiment with later. There is a ton of flexibility in how you play each class.
they are also the most played classes with favoured weapons being sword- hunter, daggers or dual saber- fighter, katana- braver, and jet boots- bouncer, the other classes that are played as much are rifle- ranger/gunner and rod- force.
@@icemaiden9534 which is surprising because in most RPG games the magic users are highly used. I will probably run a force just to keep the nostalgia since I'm on og pso bb player. The magic in pso and psu were super cool
Brand new to NGS, I didn’t actually realize it was out for ps4 lol. I’ve been trying out a bunch of different classes to figure out what I like the most
Downloaded it on Thursday and spent an hour changing classes and getting a feel for them. What is funny is that i came into this game expecting to play as a long range fighter, heck i spent an hour alone screwing around with the Waker class, which was fun if complex.........only to end up as a Bouncer maining boots and a subclass in Braver maining the Katana. This is a first for me, i normally go for long range and support, but i am having a blast with the Aerial combat of the Bouncer, soecially its stagger mechanics, and the Combo heavy Braver with it's parry mechanic.
I’m obsessed with the different weapons and classes in this game too! I’ve yet to get too terribly far into the introduction. Enough to play around with the different classes, and it’s been really enjoyable playing different action game fighting styles.
@@Terashi True. However because of that you can use it as a way to cheat death if a hit takes you to say 10hp, you can use it to save a heal until one more hit while remaining on the full offensive,a nice saftey net. But yeah big punishment at max hp especially with the 600% increased damage version lol 😆
Sending you to 1hp is actually a gift. When you're doing your extra damage and get sloppy and take a fatal blow you get another chance. I do think the damage penalty for short cycling overload is too much to where it becomes not worth using. I don't put points into short cycle for overload anymore.
additional opinion on classes: - hunters are tanky af and still deal good damage. pretty straightforward and the easiest class to play - fighters are glass cannons. scrap the idea of defense and go all offensive. heck even their defenses are offenses like parry and counter. fast af - rangers are your standard... ranger. well... yeah. but launchers do great deal of damage. - gunners are acrobatic. if you like explosive close to mid actions like those movies, this is it. also those acrobatic moves have utilities, not just eye candy - forces are mages. they do AoE like no tomorrow and they are the only one with area heal. one of the easiest and most popular classes - techers are monks. like the idea of battle mage where you do both melee and magic? also the only class to buff atk and def for field and party - bravers are samurais. nuf said. jk. katana is almost as tanky as hunter sword while having way better range, bow has cool utilities. definitely top 3 most popular classes - bouncers are.... well boots bouncers are one of the best damage dealer if not the best and they do both physical and element damage. my favorite. soaring blades are confusing. - wakers are woke. being the newest class and spiritual successor to summoner it has many fans. is jack of all trades imo with melee, ranged, and counter options. btw you can ride a pet. that said try every classes and you'll find your bias like the man in the video (and me and everyone else). the only "best class" is your own favorite class. each one of the classes have mechanics and perks you need to study and is going to be very long to explain so you might want to look up for more infos on that. sneak peek: fighter's twin dagger 4th normal attack has , launches some enemies other than bosses to air, and you can stay airborne afterwards. other classes too have such tricky features that might not be covered in guides so once again, it is highly advisable for you to spend some time trying all the classes.
What about the subclass, if i wanted to be hunter or braver which sub do you recommend? And between hunter, braver which is your fav or basically little bit better?
@@typicalgoodguyclub4games well it's really up to your preference. i can't really recommend less than "try them all including all 5 (you know what, try all 17) of their weapons and see which one you like the most" really since you may like one weapon from a class but really hate one other weapon from the same class like me with bouncer (really dislike how bouncer soaring blades play despite bouncer boots being my toppest numba wan). people love braver but personally braver is not my favorite. my favorite are bouncer boots, fighter twin daggers, force rod, fighter knuckles, hunter wired lance. as for sub, if you want more pp then force, if you want more hp then braver. everything else are for leveling purposes or highly situational. fighter gives more damage to downed enemies so maybe in tough quests you want to kill bosses quicker, or you play braver bow and sometimes you want to do bazooka so you sub ranger, etc.
On your point about the braver, I need to make another point. dual-weaponing the katana with a wire makes for a really potent combination. You can use the wire weapon action to yeet yourself towards the enemey (even giant enemies' weak points) and become a flying rat demon from hell. It's actually a lot of fun. Furthermore, if you want to make use of the broad sweeping aoe damage and PP buildup, basic wire attack works just fine with packs of enemies. Then just switch to katana PAs and bring the pain. I've found I really like bouncer braver hybrid. Bring a bit of everything and make them hurt.
Maxed and built all classes. I could definitely say that the katana braver is OP when it comes to soloing content and bosses due to its fast silverleaf storm is. Additionally, all three strings of silverleaf storm can also be cancelled into a parry mid animation. HOWEVER katana braver has its own drawbacks. UNLESS you sub force, you run out of PP very fast during mobbing. During bosses, the only way to sustainably gain back PP while still dishing out optimal dps is to parry as many attacks you receive as possible. Bouncer as a subclass can also work if you want to down bosses much quicker (especially useful during purple triggs). Braver’s parry also has a reasonable window. Hunter’s and force’s parry are much more lenient when it comes to timing. Fighter has the tightest parry window of all classes (excluding double sabers). I’d say the braver is somewhere in between.
even subbing force isn't enough to gain pp quickly if you're not in pse burst. pp management is harsh on braver katana especially for people who don't know how to.
Note: rangers dont have mobolity but its not needed because spread shot gives you I-frames you can use it to avoid taking damage and or make space between you and the enemy. Also Ranger gets super armor when using the launchers fear eraser. nothing can break you outtve the attack unless your HP drops to 0
Loving the hell out of Braver here, I play a hybrid style and I just can't get enough of it. My second and third choices are Ranger then Force, the two classes I won't even touch are Techter and Fighter, didn't like in base, still don't like in NGS. I find Waker can be fun, but I'd still rather have the traditional Summoner, if you'd have me choose between Summoner and Waker, it's Summoner any day of the week, my mind is set on this. I played Summoner main in base, was hoping for it in NGS and am a little disappointed. Waker is satisfying but it is no substitute. If you had me rank the classes, my list would go as follows. 1: Braver 2: Ranger 3: Force 4: Waker 5: Gunner 6: Bouncer 7: Hunter 8: Fighter 9: Techter
i did love braver back in base, my main class even (tho since i migrated to en i kinda went with gu just because i happened to get a good tmg drop - not that i play base much anymore) but unfortunately i feel like ngs braver lacks mobility. it's kinda fixed now but i still think fighter has way more mobility. hopefully new skills patch give braver the mobility i want so i can enjoy playing braver once again. for now my favorite classes are bouncer boots and fighter twin daggers because mobility. never touched ranger and techer save for 10 minutes trial. i also don't enjoy waker that much...
My char setups is: Char 1- Star king_GRS (a kirito character who evolves into a ryu hayabusa character): hunter/braver Char 2- Kasumi_GRS (inspired in kasumi from DOA): fighter/braver Char 3- El tio gundam (inspired in wing zero custom gundam): ranger/force Char 4- Anri_GRS (original character, the name was inspired from av actress anri okita :3 ): waker/force/techter/
But hard to attack enemy have frontal defense attack (mr. Rolling fat) fo te talis ez to farm he have op skill If u play waker make multi weapon talis and use fo to sub ez to farm pse and alot of gain pp from enemy death
I find it very easy to get behind enemies. The struggle I have with Waker and Fighter is hitting the weak points in the sky. Anything higher than a running double jump, or high and mobile like birds, will take me a while.
@@XiaolinDraconis Waker get Linear Drive which lets you move toward a target even in the sky and you can do it twice in a row with linear drive encore. Best gap closer in the game.
Start with Force for farming . The only issue when you play other classes u will find them lacking in farming abilities. Man I earn a lot of messeta with force zonde and gifoei are my most used skill. Using elite controller , I've transferred R3 and L3 to my left and right paddles using MS software and that made the game more enjoyable
@@avg959 well you can have a sub class to the force earning 50% of the exp. once that sub reaches lv 30+ and your force is at 60. You can switch or have another class as your sub. PSE burst is your friend when farming with others. Aim for the E or T only (T as last if both both are on the map.) I think Kero has an vid on farming correctly.
I think everything except for Fighter has something for farming hordes of weak mobs from relative safety (if that's what you meant by farming). * As you mentioned Force, Techter, and Bouncer can spam Zonde and zap piles of mobs down * Ranger/Gunner rifle (although I wouldn't recommend primary Rifle on Gunner) have lock-on ranged attacks with Homing Darts * Waker has a lock-on ranged attack similar to the Ranger's rifle (Fredran Breath) * Gunner twin machine guns (Aimless Rain PA or Stylish Roll arts) and Hunter wired lance (Vane Mixture PA or spam weapon action) have a protected melee AOE
@@studiesinflux1304 I have tried everything but explosion as megumi puts it is very fun to me and zonde make me feel like thor on force. FIghter and tmg are good but looking at rabit far away I do need to run up to them . with Zonde I get the rabbit and his friends from a distance . So far I have created rob and knuckles kv weapon. planing tmg or wired lance others for my 3rd kv weapon
When I first started this game, I tried every single class. I ended up going with bouncer as I found it fun and different. Currently I am running a force/bouncer class. My bouncer style is jet boots.
PS4 player here, i choosed Force + Bouncer by intuition... just because my character lacked a bit of mobility, with Bouncer i can dodge attacks (+reflect them) easily and stay at range or go melee when enemies are stunned. Best combo ever for myself and i am in love with this hybrid build tbh.
Rod Force, Soaring Blade Bouncer, Knuckle Fighter, Rifle Ranger, and Katana Braver. That fifth one is a placeholder weapon until NotLuster comes out. That's all five of my characters. By the way, Kero, I can tell you don't play much Force. Some spells, like Gimegid (especially with its mechanic), are rather strong against single targets. In fact, it only has a couple spells that are good for mobbing, though it really only needs Zonde for that. Also, and people seem to forget about this A LOT with Forces to the point where it has become a pet peeve of mine, Force is good for Elemental Downs, making them VERY useful against bosses, especially ones with large health pools like UQ bosses and Gigantix/Ancients. Not to mention that Rod gives you a parry option that's so good that using it actually improves your DPS to the point where you actually WANT to fight in close quarters. So when people sell them off as being back row fighters, or worse, only being worthy as a subclass, it's starting to get on my nerves. xD Though I can't speak for Forces that main the Talis since I don't mess with that.
I don't think that Rod necessarily wants to fight close since most attacks have such range - I find I can hang back and still counter plenty of the ranged attacks
I had this exact thought too. I'm running Fo/Bo and I've fought boss's where I'm dealing 3-5k DPS just using a charged Gifoie or Gimegid. Force is definitely strong against solo enemies.
Personally, I'd say Force is decent when it comes to fighting a single giant boss. With the skills it provides, you can continue to constantly cast PA's which makes it easier to down the enemy and cause even more DPS in the process.
im new to the channel and the game. im downloading it as i am typing this and the 4 things that sold me on downloading and playing is the in depth customization, anime style, a katana class that is buttery smooth and epic, and its a freaking mmorpg!!!! im prolly gonna waste my life on this game but itll be worth it
katana braver has the easiest counter, and slayer has the more powerful counter. if you dont mind a slightly clunky playstyle, fist fighter has a very good counter as well.
Thank you for this video. Only thing i was hoping for was to see what the differences of the different weapons are too. Like what is the difference of the partisan to the basic sword? You know. Hope we get more. I can't wait for the 31st August 😍
Hunter & Fighter have +- the same pattern (unless im wrong) : Sword & Double Saber are mainly for photon blast (like a ultimate attack) & some skills, Partisan & Knuckles are better for counter attacks, Wired Lances & Daggers are better for pure dmg.
@@Phi.- That's kind of an oversimplification and also not really accurate. Here's a baseline idea of what to expect from each weapon. Swords: charge Photon Arts for big damage, charge again for bigger damage. Good for single target and AOE, generally does more damage than Wired Lances and Partisans. Wired Lances: AOE melee weapon, has great verticality, can cheese out damage with a certain PA if you know how to use it situationally. Great for crowds. Partisan: More of a duelist style weapon, great for handling bosses more than crowds with more focused attacks, can compete with Sword damage if used skillfully. Twin Daggers: Death by 1000 cuts, can gap close and has verticality with a lot of small, substantial hits with a few big meaty hits. Relies on a lot of dodge actions to avoid damage. Knuckles: Punchy time. Has a lot of guard/dodge frames within its attacks and Photon Arts. Excels especially well with its exclusive counters for big meaty damage. Also has a Shoryuken PA for nice damage as well. Double Saber: The more AOE option for Fighter, but to a much lesser degree compared to Wired Lances. Really good for consistent damage when sticking to a target, with moments of big damage. Can generate passive 'whirlwind' around the user for ticks of consistent damage. Best thing to do is just try each weapon out for yourself to see what sticks.
each and every weapon has very different feel to it, regardless of their roles and intended functionalities. Large Ebony Rooster above has said the still oversimplified stuff about each weapon and by no means is enough info for such topic. no better way but to try them yourself and learn further. there are tutorial videos for each weapons and they're good for basic understanding; but once again you actually need to try them yourself since watching is different than experiencing.
As someone who main Hunter myself, I use Sword to clear mob and safe Charge + Counter boss attack, sword is basically strong on its own especially once Hunter learns Overcharge skill, So I combine Partisan with Wired lance. Wired lance is extremely good for closing gab (Use the wired to hook on enemy before launching yourself to kick the target) while Partisan have more versatile attack and can hit hard if pull skill correctly. The class itself heavily rely on counter mechanic; you need to be timing the attack for "Revenge Counter" by using skill at the same time as attack land on you which will boost your attack by a large percentage especially partisan. Sword has auto revenge counter once you change your attack to certain level so it a bit easier to use sword, but the gameplay can be slow compares to others.
I’m a Hunter sub classed Ranger for nastolgia’s sake. In PSO on the GameCube I was a Racastiel, or female Cast Ranger. My Rifle and Legendary Photon Bazooka the Guilty Light could make short work of Bosses on Ultimate difficulty. I’m satisfied with my class choice as Hunters have an enormous margin of error and Rangers have status effect resistance and guns for when I want to fight from afar without having to chase down enemies or risk getting hit. What made the game even more fun is I’m sharing my account with my older bro who picked a Hunter subclass Force. We’re sort of competing for who can build the higher battle power. But I wish the skill point pay out from cacoons wasn’t devided between characters on the same account. What purpose does that serve besides discouraging building multiple characters?
Best piece of of advice I've gotten from my alliance; pay attention to your subclass stats.. I wasn't aware when I was a running a rifle ranger and a sword hunter sub class, that the hunter class was holding back my damage in a way. Because since my main class was ranger, my main damage was range, so the sword wasn't getting its max potential damage, I could have run more melee augments, but it would have put my ranger (rifle) at a disadvantage. SO - ideally, youre trying to match damage types... I now run machine guns sub class, because it can also take advantage of the range damage. BUT.. one last thing.. the skills carry over.. so I COULD use a ranger/hunter build as a ranged tank.. but because I have attached the gunner, I now get to take advantage of all the aggressive gunner perks instead. Anyone who's looking to make a long term build, take this into consideration. (Another popular build is the ranger/force sub.) (Even tho force is technique damage, not range damage, people still use it because of the amazing perks that force has.. disclaimer, there are augments that will buff both range and technique damage, the downside is, instead of getting 2% range damage, you get 1.5% range/tech damage.)
Interesting you mention gunner and force as subclass: Both help with PP management. The gunner for additional PP from normal attacks and the Force has faster PP regeneration while not fighting or PP regeneration from the active ability PP conversion. Ranger/Gunner is definitely quite strong thanks to the PP regeneration: I love dodge + firing the launcher for a quick and protected way to regenerate PP while mobbing. (That's in addition to the launcher's sticky grenade that fills the PP bar of course.)
@@studiesinflux1304 yup, and like I said, for beginners, the game doesn't really explain the whole melee/tech/range damage.. its important to consider that when making a class.. It works perfectly for ranger/gunner.. but I was using hunter sub class not even knowing I was limiting my damage and not taking advantage of the pp recovery that I COULD have had. Day two of using this class.. super fun switching between the two classes.
if you want an overpowered easy as heck class to play, then go with braver katana. bow braver is harder and not as much damage. but give it some time and braver will be the best at meelee AND ranged once they buff bows.
Bow definitely needs buffs. I suggest a larger parry window on the bow weapon action would be a good buff. Or the ability to run while charging PAs or store charged PAs but these stuff would be just wishful thinking at this point
So say if I choose fighter with the low defenses, when I unlock the subclass and use hunter, Will I get those higher defenses added on? Or is it just skills
You only get the skills on sub but you still do get more def with hunters passive skill of damage resistance so it does work the way you want it too kinda
I have 3 characters but my main is a Hunter/Braver but I prefer using the Bow over the Katana. Sword or Partisan for melee, Bow for ranged. Btw, the Harmonizer is more like an orchestra conductor's baton than a wand.
Thanks for the Video! I was hyped to play the Braver but when i first started the game, i only had the option to choose between 3-4 Classes. Blader was not even in there. Why is this so? Do i need to unlock the class with other classes first?
Don't stress over it too much because you can play all classes with 1 character! So feel free to experiment and see which one fits your play style the best!
@@keroppi Katana is not available on Ps4 for the moment, I picked Ranger, because I didn't want to play with the Great sword, if i'd have the katana later :D But as you said, I'll change when I have the chance to try other classes.
@@keroppi what about those skill points and add on skill Kero? Would you make some tutorial for beginner or some build, somebody told me you can only get 40SP total rn, so we can't unlock all of the skill tree, and those add on skill tree too, what're those?
The most op is Hunter+bouncer soaring blade style,bouncer alone is weak and can't tank,so the hunter cover bouncer weakness,let u tank the dmg,while u can use the dual blade,multiple hit+fast,while hunter also let u to fully counter anykind of enemy attack when u charge the hunter PA+3 sec after charge,u will deal alot of dmg in few hit with really high dmg,since the skill hunter active while counter+3sec charge pa together,i deal around 2k per hit in multiple hit,but u need charge and wait the countering,also when enemy is likes going around,u need a medium range,u always can use the soaring blade active skill+there is a fully multiple shot knife shot with the soaring blade,so i don't really need other class,i could tank lvl 64 elite deadshot hit skill from enemy,which most ppl dies,while im fully invisble from the hit cause i have the invisible counter,even if i failed,i got the 1 life left with the overkill defend,but have cooldown,so,hunter is best for newbie or those lazy to evade the enemy attack
Too lazy to attack? More like too lazy to format paragraphs. This is impossible to comprehend. Some of it is readable, but the majority are half baked thoughts vomited onto your screen.
Just started NGS so admittedly very new, went with the Ranger for my first main class and tiptoed a bit into other classes as Subs to see how they work...and even with such limited experience in the game (though plenty of experience in others) I do need to contest a couple of things: 1) When you say a class is High Damage, it's amazing how many reviewers/overviewers I see that miss a key aspect of this, which is Ease of Application. The highest damage in the world is useless if you can't land it on a target (or several). So with any of these classes, how easy is it to get in attack range of a target (or more specifically, critical weakpoints on the target which you may need to hit to break their shield)? How easy is it for you to stay in attack range and constantly land hits while avoiding counterattacks? Is it very easy for you to land good damage on entire squadrons of enemies or are you explicitly single-target? If an enemy goes airborne (which happens much more often than I was expecting) and you're a melee class, can you even hit the dumb thing at all? 2) You said the Ranger has "limited mobility"...have you not tried a Launcher ranger? Are you joking? They can attack+dodge constantly, their Multi-Launch skill lets you rip a bunch of shots into a target while constantly moving i.e. dodging attacks, and I've had surprising success doing extended combat WHILE STAYING IN MIDAIR; done right their standard attack+move and that Multi-Launch skill I mentioned, as long as you don't accidentally trigger the downward smash attack, can keep you going in combat near-indefinitely with almost zero height drop. And since the Ranger has near-unmatched range that plus Lock On lets me repeatedly hit targets hard while doing this almost no matter where I or the target goes. With the above two being said I don't think you gave Launcher Rangers the justice they deserve. That charged Divine Strike which makes the VERY long range, wide AoE nuke is a flat out beautiful skill in particular. I've tried at least half the classes so far (including Force, probably the only other good long-range AoE fighter) and I just don't find them comparable. Also, there is definitely a dedicated healer: Tecter, and only as a main. Their heal doesn't work as a sub.
2:14 is that a keyblade?! Jk, but really, I’ve been playing through all kingdom hearts games again lately and it kinda looks like a command changed keyblade, like blade charge, or ghost drive
Im thinking about starting off as a force, techer or a waker, im a new player coming in from the ps4 release so if you could make a suggestion towards which tends to be the most beginner friendly or easiest among these classes to pick up, id be very grateful
My tip is if you wanna have fun don't focus on any damage type use the 2 classes you find the most enjoyable be damned the meta but if you only want damage and efficiency use force using the ele the enemy is weak to you can pretty much switch damage on the fly even in a fight with said boss lol I solo most field mini bosses alone till someone joins also practice your perfect guard it will save you and regen mp. now for the tangent ignore if u want I hate the jet boots they haven't done me wrong I just can't stand them another thing is summoner is better in classic many things are better in pso2 The only 4 things I'll give to new Genesis are the graphics movement and open world and inventory space the way you get skills in Genesis is so boring waker is boring finding the skills in the field is so much more fun hatching eggs for the summoner is just as fun
I sink the best class for beginners is gunner because it is high mobility (s. roll after every attack), safety (your attack range bigger than most enemies) and you can play in close and long range at the same time (you can understand what distance more interesting for you and change class, if want (at long range you can see more enemy animations and learn them))
Thank you for this informative video. So it's been a little over a week since the game dropped for PS and I'm just now finding this out. I'm interested in playing either Techter, Waker or preferably a hybrid of both. How are either as subclasses? Is it better to go Te/Wa or Wa/Te? I was told some classes don't fare well as subs?
Force = Destroy your enemies with the power of Grayskull! also Force does TONS of damage to bosses, so long as you know how to use the element mechanics well. Not to mention elemental downs.
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my best advice for new players, try every class - it's free and easy to change class, see what you like best. not liking it, switch it up!
Do I have to make a new character everytime I change class?
@Just Barker never played ff14
@@yngskiinnii ff14 is literally awesome
@@englishboy993 could it be figuratively awesome?
@@MrProdigy810 no I played it since beta its one of the best mmorpgs on playstation
My favorite multi-weapon is the Sword/Dual Swords and Wire Lances. It gives an AoT feel to the class, being able to grapple onto big opponents and then deal huge damage with the sword.
reminds me of wire lances in base game, with all the grapple attacks
PlayStation player here and very grateful for you making this video! Very excited to finally play the game tomorrow :)
I’ve been waiting for this game to be on PlayStation in NA for over 10 years and can’t wait to play it. Loved Phantasy Star Universe on the PS2. Thanks a lot for the video, definitely going with the katana.
Hell ya same
same
i wanted to do the same for some reason that class isnt available on mine i only got 6
@@deerandall4789 you can change ya class later after some story missions don't worry, im using katana and assault rifle so fun
@@JohnDoe-tj8lj oh ok thats a bit of relief thought i had a mis download or something because i wasnt givin the option originally thanks
So I haven't had a chance to play pso2 but was a vet on pso on GameCube playing in the online severs from start to down in 07. I then switched to online private serves years later but still have 4 GameCube memory cards with every single class level 200. Took me 15 years to do but now I'm super excited to play the new pso 2. My download is almost complete and am subbing to youtubers to learn some extra stuff before I step into the actual game. Great video and full of lots of information. Gonna save my butt from the start so thank you.
Edit: I did play universe for a few years so I understand the newer mechanics
Thank you for this video. I've already picked Braver, but it's nice to learn what every class can do.
All my classes save for waker are at level 60. I play them all. The key is ARMOR. Melee focused armor works for all melee classes. Same for the ranged and technique users. Also you can level up a class using your subclass weapons and armor if you want to level a class up to experiment with later. There is a ton of flexibility in how you play each class.
Hunter, Fighter, Braver, and Bouncer sound like the coolest classes.
they are also the most played classes with favoured weapons being sword- hunter, daggers or dual saber- fighter, katana- braver, and jet boots- bouncer, the other classes that are played as much are rifle- ranger/gunner and rod- force.
@@icemaiden9534 which is surprising because in most RPG games the magic users are highly used. I will probably run a force just to keep the nostalgia since I'm on og pso bb player. The magic in pso and psu were super cool
I like the idea of gunner. It looks like a dancer but with guns.
Hunter got that keyblade out
you say every class can tank and then go on to list a bunch of classes that are paper thin
I already had a feeling I'd want to use the katana as a returning player, but your opinion sold me ❤ thank you so much for this video!
Brand new to NGS, I didn’t actually realize it was out for ps4 lol. I’ve been trying out a bunch of different classes to figure out what I like the most
same if you see me in game I'm on Ship 02, IGN: Panda :D
Personally I recommend bouncer, it's a balance between melee and tech and is a heck of a lot of fun in NGS, totally different than base pso2
would love a sub class guide for each main class
keep up the great content !
Most benefit from Force because of the big PP gain.
Mostly force, gunner for ranger obv, though you can really use whatever you want for the most part
for me:
force for pp gain
braver for hp recovery
everything else to level them up i guess
There's three class types. technique, ranged and katana.
Haven't played a ps game since psp and im absolutely loving the game so far
I love long range classes too much so I went with Gunner and force. I love those classes a lot.
I'm a ranger
Love it
My weapon is mixed with a launcher.
Absolutely love handling mobs
Downloaded it on Thursday and spent an hour changing classes and getting a feel for them. What is funny is that i came into this game expecting to play as a long range fighter, heck i spent an hour alone screwing around with the Waker class, which was fun if complex.........only to end up as a Bouncer maining boots and a subclass in Braver maining the Katana.
This is a first for me, i normally go for long range and support, but i am having a blast with the Aerial combat of the Bouncer, soecially its stagger mechanics, and the Combo heavy Braver with it's parry mechanic.
Thank you for this video. I never played this game so knowing this stuff helped.
I’m obsessed with the different weapons and classes in this game too! I’ve yet to get too terribly far into the introduction. Enough to play around with the different classes, and it’s been really enjoyable playing different action game fighting styles.
"Hunter is the only class with a way to cheat death"
Fighter Overload: am I a joke to you?
Overload doesn't let you cheat death. It makes you more powerful but punishes you for getting hit while it's active by sending you to 1hp
@@Terashi True. However because of that you can use it as a way to cheat death if a hit takes you to say 10hp, you can use it to save a heal until one more hit while remaining on the full offensive,a nice saftey net. But yeah big punishment at max hp especially with the 600% increased damage version lol 😆
It also has a shorter cooldown than the hunters iron will
Sending you to 1hp is actually a gift. When you're doing your extra damage and get sloppy and take a fatal blow you get another chance. I do think the damage penalty for short cycling overload is too much to where it becomes not worth using. I don't put points into short cycle for overload anymore.
Base pso2 summoner god health
additional opinion on classes:
- hunters are tanky af and still deal good damage. pretty straightforward and the easiest class to play
- fighters are glass cannons. scrap the idea of defense and go all offensive. heck even their defenses are offenses like parry and counter. fast af
- rangers are your standard... ranger. well... yeah. but launchers do great deal of damage.
- gunners are acrobatic. if you like explosive close to mid actions like those movies, this is it. also those acrobatic moves have utilities, not just eye candy
- forces are mages. they do AoE like no tomorrow and they are the only one with area heal. one of the easiest and most popular classes
- techers are monks. like the idea of battle mage where you do both melee and magic? also the only class to buff atk and def for field and party
- bravers are samurais. nuf said. jk. katana is almost as tanky as hunter sword while having way better range, bow has cool utilities. definitely top 3 most popular classes
- bouncers are.... well boots bouncers are one of the best damage dealer if not the best and they do both physical and element damage. my favorite. soaring blades are confusing.
- wakers are woke. being the newest class and spiritual successor to summoner it has many fans. is jack of all trades imo with melee, ranged, and counter options. btw you can ride a pet.
that said try every classes and you'll find your bias like the man in the video (and me and everyone else). the only "best class" is your own favorite class. each one of the classes have mechanics and perks you need to study and is going to be very long to explain so you might want to look up for more infos on that. sneak peek: fighter's twin dagger 4th normal attack has , launches some enemies other than bosses to air, and you can stay airborne afterwards. other classes too have such tricky features that might not be covered in guides so once again, it is highly advisable for you to spend some time trying all the classes.
What about the subclass, if i wanted to be hunter or braver which sub do you recommend? And between hunter, braver which is your fav or basically little bit better?
@@typicalgoodguyclub4games well it's really up to your preference. i can't really recommend less than "try them all including all 5 (you know what, try all 17) of their weapons and see which one you like the most" really since you may like one weapon from a class but really hate one other weapon from the same class like me with bouncer (really dislike how bouncer soaring blades play despite bouncer boots being my toppest numba wan). people love braver but personally braver is not my favorite. my favorite are bouncer boots, fighter twin daggers, force rod, fighter knuckles, hunter wired lance.
as for sub, if you want more pp then force, if you want more hp then braver. everything else are for leveling purposes or highly situational. fighter gives more damage to downed enemies so maybe in tough quests you want to kill bosses quicker, or you play braver bow and sometimes you want to do bazooka so you sub ranger, etc.
On your point about the braver, I need to make another point. dual-weaponing the katana with a wire makes for a really potent combination. You can use the wire weapon action to yeet yourself towards the enemey (even giant enemies' weak points) and become a flying rat demon from hell. It's actually a lot of fun. Furthermore, if you want to make use of the broad sweeping aoe damage and PP buildup, basic wire attack works just fine with packs of enemies. Then just switch to katana PAs and bring the pain. I've found I really like bouncer braver hybrid. Bring a bit of everything and make them hurt.
the tatic of hooking into an enemy withthe wires to do damage also holds for fighters especially using daggers.
Maxed and built all classes. I could definitely say that the katana braver is OP when it comes to soloing content and bosses due to its fast silverleaf storm is. Additionally, all three strings of silverleaf storm can also be cancelled into a parry mid animation. HOWEVER katana braver has its own drawbacks. UNLESS you sub force, you run out of PP very fast during mobbing. During bosses, the only way to sustainably gain back PP while still dishing out optimal dps is to parry as many attacks you receive as possible. Bouncer as a subclass can also work if you want to down bosses much quicker (especially useful during purple triggs). Braver’s parry also has a reasonable window. Hunter’s and force’s parry are much more lenient when it comes to timing. Fighter has the tightest parry window of all classes (excluding double sabers). I’d say the braver is somewhere in between.
even subbing force isn't enough to gain pp quickly if you're not in pse burst. pp management is harsh on braver katana especially for people who don't know how to.
I didn't see all these when I made a character yesterday on the PlayStation..
Note: rangers dont have mobolity but its not needed because spread shot gives you I-frames you can use it to avoid taking damage and or make space between you and the enemy. Also Ranger gets super armor when using the launchers fear eraser. nothing can break you outtve the attack unless your HP drops to 0
I appreciate your analysis.
Techter main since the Aelio release, and I’m so glad it’s getting buffed soon, it’s felt way too weak in comparison to other classes.
I’m also a Techer main. Love the support capabilities as I love playing healer. Reached max level with it in the original PSO2.
Loving the hell out of Braver here, I play a hybrid style and I just can't get enough of it. My second and third choices are Ranger then Force, the two classes I won't even touch are Techter and Fighter, didn't like in base, still don't like in NGS. I find Waker can be fun, but I'd still rather have the traditional Summoner, if you'd have me choose between Summoner and Waker, it's Summoner any day of the week, my mind is set on this. I played Summoner main in base, was hoping for it in NGS and am a little disappointed. Waker is satisfying but it is no substitute. If you had me rank the classes, my list would go as follows.
1: Braver
2: Ranger
3: Force
4: Waker
5: Gunner
6: Bouncer
7: Hunter
8: Fighter
9: Techter
i did love braver back in base, my main class even (tho since i migrated to en i kinda went with gu just because i happened to get a good tmg drop - not that i play base much anymore) but unfortunately i feel like ngs braver lacks mobility. it's kinda fixed now but i still think fighter has way more mobility. hopefully new skills patch give braver the mobility i want so i can enjoy playing braver once again. for now my favorite classes are bouncer boots and fighter twin daggers because mobility.
never touched ranger and techer save for 10 minutes trial. i also don't enjoy waker that much...
*my character class setups be like:*
*character 1:* Hunter , Braver , Fighter (Bondrewd - made in abyss)
*character 2:* Ranger , Gunner , Forcer , (soon waker?) (Storm trooper)
*character 3:* Hunter , Techer , Bouncer , Waker (Jehuty / Anubis - Z.O.E)
My char setups is:
Char 1- Star king_GRS (a kirito character who evolves into a ryu hayabusa character): hunter/braver
Char 2- Kasumi_GRS (inspired in kasumi from DOA): fighter/braver
Char 3- El tio gundam (inspired in wing zero custom gundam): ranger/force
Char 4- Anri_GRS (original character, the name was inspired from av actress anri okita :3 ): waker/force/techter/
Waker is a good farming class. It doesn't need multi-weapon so it's cheaper, has pretty good AoE and ok single target damage.
But hard to attack enemy have frontal defense attack (mr. Rolling fat)
fo te talis ez to farm he have op skill
If u play waker make multi weapon talis and use fo to sub ez to farm pse and alot of gain pp from enemy death
I find it very easy to get behind enemies. The struggle I have with Waker and Fighter is hitting the weak points in the sky. Anything higher than a running double jump, or high and mobile like birds, will take me a while.
@@XiaolinDraconis Waker get Linear Drive which lets you move toward a target even in the sky and you can do it twice in a row with linear drive encore. Best gap closer in the game.
2:26 is that a massive key blade I see?
As i ranger i make sure the enemy can feel my breath in his neck while i explode a mine on his face ans dodge around him
2:30 Yo that hunters sword looks and wields like a keyblade... I'm boutta bustttt.
Wielding it like ventus in particular. 😤
Start with Force for farming . The only issue when you play other classes u will find them lacking in farming abilities. Man I earn a lot of messeta with force zonde and gifoei are my most used skill. Using elite controller , I've transferred R3 and L3 to my left and right paddles using MS software and that made the game more enjoyable
I'm new to the game but won't that just lvl up your force tho?
@@avg959 well you can have a sub class to the force earning 50% of the exp. once that sub reaches lv 30+ and your force is at 60. You can switch or have another class as your sub. PSE burst is your friend when farming with others. Aim for the E or T only (T as last if both both are on the map.) I think Kero has an vid on farming correctly.
I think everything except for Fighter has something for farming hordes of weak mobs from relative safety (if that's what you meant by farming).
* As you mentioned Force, Techter, and Bouncer can spam Zonde and zap piles of mobs down
* Ranger/Gunner rifle (although I wouldn't recommend primary Rifle on Gunner) have lock-on ranged attacks with Homing Darts
* Waker has a lock-on ranged attack similar to the Ranger's rifle (Fredran Breath)
* Gunner twin machine guns (Aimless Rain PA or Stylish Roll arts) and Hunter wired lance (Vane Mixture PA or spam weapon action) have a protected melee AOE
@@studiesinflux1304 I have tried everything but explosion as megumi puts it is very fun to me and zonde make me feel like thor on force. FIghter and tmg are good but looking at rabit far away I do need to run up to them . with Zonde I get the rabbit and his friends from a distance . So far I have created rob and knuckles kv weapon. planing tmg or wired lance others for my 3rd kv weapon
When I first started this game, I tried every single class. I ended up going with bouncer as I found it fun and different. Currently I am running a force/bouncer class. My bouncer style is jet boots.
PS4 player here, i choosed Force + Bouncer by intuition... just because my character lacked a bit of mobility, with Bouncer i can dodge attacks (+reflect them) easily and stay at range or go melee when enemies are stunned.
Best combo ever for myself and i am in love with this hybrid build tbh.
Rod Force, Soaring Blade Bouncer, Knuckle Fighter, Rifle Ranger, and Katana Braver. That fifth one is a placeholder weapon until NotLuster comes out.
That's all five of my characters. By the way, Kero, I can tell you don't play much Force. Some spells, like Gimegid (especially with its mechanic), are rather strong against single targets. In fact, it only has a couple spells that are good for mobbing, though it really only needs Zonde for that. Also, and people seem to forget about this A LOT with Forces to the point where it has become a pet peeve of mine, Force is good for Elemental Downs, making them VERY useful against bosses, especially ones with large health pools like UQ bosses and Gigantix/Ancients. Not to mention that Rod gives you a parry option that's so good that using it actually improves your DPS to the point where you actually WANT to fight in close quarters.
So when people sell them off as being back row fighters, or worse, only being worthy as a subclass, it's starting to get on my nerves. xD Though I can't speak for Forces that main the Talis since I don't mess with that.
I don't think that Rod necessarily wants to fight close since most attacks have such range - I find I can hang back and still counter plenty of the ranged attacks
@@lemmy5721 True, but maining that weapon action counter boosts your DPS significantly.
I had this exact thought too. I'm running Fo/Bo and I've fought boss's where I'm dealing 3-5k DPS just using a charged Gifoie or Gimegid. Force is definitely strong against solo enemies.
Personally, I'd say Force is decent when it comes to fighting a single giant boss. With the skills it provides, you can continue to constantly cast PA's which makes it easier to down the enemy and cause even more DPS in the process.
and its god of farming, now I haven't really tried walker yet
Idk if I should do….
Bouncer/Fighter: Sung Jin Woo
Gunner: Hajime(Arifureta)
Okay but floating dual swords sounds so badass
Great quick breakdown of the classes.
Techter, force, and Braver are my favorites. :)
All in all, every job is awesome in this game.
I'm so excited for this game to come out for ps4/5
As a Waker main, calling *Wulf*en a 'monkey' is hilarious to me. Wulfen is a wolf. XD
Looks like a monkey to me, fam
Since wolves are quadruped and don't have fists
And the other ones a bird
@@pironepirone9539 Nice joke.
@@pironepirone9539 wulfen is really weird way to say in English Werewolf which is typically bipedal.
Makes me think of the awesome Space Wolves unit from Warhammer 40k.
im new to the channel and the game. im downloading it as i am typing this and the 4 things that sold me on downloading and playing is the in depth customization, anime style, a katana class that is buttery smooth and epic, and its a freaking mmorpg!!!! im prolly gonna waste my life on this game but itll be worth it
Thanks. Never played this before so it's helpful.
I like dodge/block/counter style. Could you recommend classes to try? I’ve tried gunner, slayer, and bouncer so far.
katana braver has the easiest counter, and slayer has the more powerful counter. if you dont mind a slightly clunky playstyle, fist fighter has a very good counter as well.
Dark techniques are actually very strong against single targets but you sacrifice your stunning capabilities.
Ya know, I was gonna go with the SMG build but then I heard "Sorta like Jojo" and I immediately changed my mind
I was immediately sold on waker cuz i love summoner like jobs(that aren’t purely healers)
Damn, i was dead set on hunter before watching this. But as a paladin main in every game you got me sold on the Techter. Might as well try them both.
Thank you for this video. Only thing i was hoping for was to see what the differences of the different weapons are too. Like what is the difference of the partisan to the basic sword? You know.
Hope we get more. I can't wait for the 31st August 😍
Hunter & Fighter have +- the same pattern (unless im wrong) :
Sword & Double Saber are mainly for photon blast (like a ultimate attack) & some skills,
Partisan & Knuckles are better for counter attacks,
Wired Lances & Daggers are better for pure dmg.
@@Phi.- That's kind of an oversimplification and also not really accurate. Here's a baseline idea of what to expect from each weapon.
Swords: charge Photon Arts for big damage, charge again for bigger damage. Good for single target and AOE, generally does more damage than Wired Lances and Partisans.
Wired Lances: AOE melee weapon, has great verticality, can cheese out damage with a certain PA if you know how to use it situationally. Great for crowds.
Partisan: More of a duelist style weapon, great for handling bosses more than crowds with more focused attacks, can compete with Sword damage if used skillfully.
Twin Daggers: Death by 1000 cuts, can gap close and has verticality with a lot of small, substantial hits with a few big meaty hits. Relies on a lot of dodge actions to avoid damage.
Knuckles: Punchy time. Has a lot of guard/dodge frames within its attacks and Photon Arts. Excels especially well with its exclusive counters for big meaty damage. Also has a Shoryuken PA for nice damage as well.
Double Saber: The more AOE option for Fighter, but to a much lesser degree compared to Wired Lances. Really good for consistent damage when sticking to a target, with moments of big damage. Can generate passive 'whirlwind' around the user for ticks of consistent damage.
Best thing to do is just try each weapon out for yourself to see what sticks.
There are VERY significant differences between weapons even within the same class.
each and every weapon has very different feel to it, regardless of their roles and intended functionalities. Large Ebony Rooster above has said the still oversimplified stuff about each weapon and by no means is enough info for such topic. no better way but to try them yourself and learn further. there are tutorial videos for each weapons and they're good for basic understanding; but once again you actually need to try them yourself since watching is different than experiencing.
As someone who main Hunter myself,
I use Sword to clear mob and safe Charge + Counter boss attack, sword is basically strong on its own especially once Hunter learns Overcharge skill, So I combine Partisan with Wired lance. Wired lance is extremely good for closing gab (Use the wired to hook on enemy before launching yourself to kick the target) while Partisan have more versatile attack and can hit hard if pull skill correctly.
The class itself heavily rely on counter mechanic; you need to be timing the attack for "Revenge Counter" by using skill at the same time as attack land on you which will boost your attack by a large percentage especially partisan. Sword has auto revenge counter once you change your attack to certain level so it a bit easier to use sword, but the gameplay can be slow compares to others.
I’m a Hunter sub classed Ranger for nastolgia’s sake. In PSO on the GameCube I was a Racastiel, or female Cast Ranger. My Rifle and Legendary Photon Bazooka the Guilty Light could make short work of Bosses on Ultimate difficulty.
I’m satisfied with my class choice as Hunters have an enormous margin of error and Rangers have status effect resistance and guns for when I want to fight from afar without having to chase down enemies or risk getting hit.
What made the game even more fun is I’m sharing my account with my older bro who picked a Hunter subclass Force. We’re sort of competing for who can build the higher battle power. But I wish the skill point pay out from cacoons wasn’t devided between characters on the same account. What purpose does that serve besides discouraging building multiple characters?
Fighter gunner braver bouncer are my coolest picks my first pick will be braver ofc🎉
Beavers gives me Virgil DMC vibes and yeah bouncer is notice from ff15 and waker is pretty much V from DMC 5
Best piece of of advice I've gotten from my alliance; pay attention to your subclass stats.. I wasn't aware when I was a running a rifle ranger and a sword hunter sub class, that the hunter class was holding back my damage in a way. Because since my main class was ranger, my main damage was range, so the sword wasn't getting its max potential damage, I could have run more melee augments, but it would have put my ranger (rifle) at a disadvantage. SO - ideally, youre trying to match damage types... I now run machine guns sub class, because it can also take advantage of the range damage.
BUT.. one last thing.. the skills carry over.. so I COULD use a ranger/hunter build as a ranged tank.. but because I have attached the gunner, I now get to take advantage of all the aggressive gunner perks instead.
Anyone who's looking to make a long term build, take this into consideration.
(Another popular build is the ranger/force sub.) (Even tho force is technique damage, not range damage, people still use it because of the amazing perks that force has.. disclaimer, there are augments that will buff both range and technique damage, the downside is, instead of getting 2% range damage, you get 1.5% range/tech damage.)
Interesting you mention gunner and force as subclass: Both help with PP management. The gunner for additional PP from normal attacks and the Force has faster PP regeneration while not fighting or PP regeneration from the active ability PP conversion.
Ranger/Gunner is definitely quite strong thanks to the PP regeneration: I love dodge + firing the launcher for a quick and protected way to regenerate PP while mobbing. (That's in addition to the launcher's sticky grenade that fills the PP bar of course.)
@@studiesinflux1304 yup, and like I said, for beginners, the game doesn't really explain the whole melee/tech/range damage.. its important to consider that when making a class..
It works perfectly for ranger/gunner.. but I was using hunter sub class not even knowing I was limiting my damage and not taking advantage of the pp recovery that I COULD have had.
Day two of using this class.. super fun switching between the two classes.
You had me sold at monkey stand.
I just found this game out. You are the best thank you bro
if you want an overpowered easy as heck class to play, then go with braver katana. bow braver is harder and not as much damage. but give it some time and braver will be the best at meelee AND ranged once they buff bows.
Bow definitely needs buffs. I suggest a larger parry window on the bow weapon action would be a good buff. Or the ability to run while charging PAs or store charged PAs but these stuff would be just wishful thinking at this point
So say if I choose fighter with the low defenses, when I unlock the subclass and use hunter, Will I get those higher defenses added on? Or is it just skills
You only get the skills on sub but you still do get more def with hunters passive skill of damage resistance so it does work the way you want it too kinda
Well I'm brand new to this thank u
will you be posting more beginner style videos when we officially get the psn version? great guide 🔥
Yup! Stay tuned for more beginner style videos!
I have 3 characters but my main is a Hunter/Braver but I prefer using the Bow over the Katana. Sword or Partisan for melee, Bow for ranged.
Btw, the Harmonizer is more like an orchestra conductor's baton than a wand.
I love braver, the ONLY thing I dislike about it is the main weapon attack, it's not very cool or flashy like the rest of the moves.
still waiting for gunlash T_T
Thanks for the Video! I was hyped to play the Braver but when i first started the game, i only had the option to choose between 3-4 Classes. Blader was not even in there. Why is this so? Do i need to unlock the class with other classes first?
All DmC players after seeing braver class; it's my time to shine JUDGMENT CUT 🗡️🎉
Need to update this!
Coming back from a VERY long break. What happened to Phantom and stuff?
Thanks for this video, but I still don't know what to choose... so many look cool :)
Don't stress over it too much because you can play all classes with 1 character! So feel free to experiment and see which one fits your play style the best!
@@keroppi Katana is not available on Ps4 for the moment, I picked Ranger, because I didn't want to play with the Great sword, if i'd have the katana later :D
But as you said, I'll change when I have the chance to try other classes.
@@Mad77max77 unless you mean something else, you can use katana if you take braver class, it gives you katana and bow to use
@@keroppi what about those skill points and add on skill Kero? Would you make some tutorial for beginner or some build, somebody told me you can only get 40SP total rn, so we can't unlock all of the skill tree, and those add on skill tree too, what're those?
@@munip9777 Braver wasn't available when I created my character.
The most op is Hunter+bouncer soaring blade style,bouncer alone is weak and can't tank,so the hunter cover bouncer weakness,let u tank the dmg,while u can use the dual blade,multiple hit+fast,while hunter also let u to fully counter anykind of enemy attack when u charge the hunter PA+3 sec after charge,u will deal alot of dmg in few hit with really high dmg,since the skill hunter active while counter+3sec charge pa together,i deal around 2k per hit in multiple hit,but u need charge and wait the countering,also when enemy is likes going around,u need a medium range,u always can use the soaring blade active skill+there is a fully multiple shot knife shot with the soaring blade,so i don't really need other class,i could tank lvl 64 elite deadshot hit skill from enemy,which most ppl dies,while im fully invisble from the hit cause i have the invisible counter,even if i failed,i got the 1 life left with the overkill defend,but have cooldown,so,hunter is best for newbie or those lazy to evade the enemy attack
Too lazy to attack? More like too lazy to format paragraphs. This is impossible to comprehend. Some of it is readable, but the majority are half baked thoughts vomited onto your screen.
Just started NGS so admittedly very new, went with the Ranger for my first main class and tiptoed a bit into other classes as Subs to see how they work...and even with such limited experience in the game (though plenty of experience in others) I do need to contest a couple of things:
1) When you say a class is High Damage, it's amazing how many reviewers/overviewers I see that miss a key aspect of this, which is Ease of Application. The highest damage in the world is useless if you can't land it on a target (or several). So with any of these classes, how easy is it to get in attack range of a target (or more specifically, critical weakpoints on the target which you may need to hit to break their shield)? How easy is it for you to stay in attack range and constantly land hits while avoiding counterattacks? Is it very easy for you to land good damage on entire squadrons of enemies or are you explicitly single-target? If an enemy goes airborne (which happens much more often than I was expecting) and you're a melee class, can you even hit the dumb thing at all?
2) You said the Ranger has "limited mobility"...have you not tried a Launcher ranger? Are you joking? They can attack+dodge constantly, their Multi-Launch skill lets you rip a bunch of shots into a target while constantly moving i.e. dodging attacks, and I've had surprising success doing extended combat WHILE STAYING IN MIDAIR; done right their standard attack+move and that Multi-Launch skill I mentioned, as long as you don't accidentally trigger the downward smash attack, can keep you going in combat near-indefinitely with almost zero height drop. And since the Ranger has near-unmatched range that plus Lock On lets me repeatedly hit targets hard while doing this almost no matter where I or the target goes.
With the above two being said I don't think you gave Launcher Rangers the justice they deserve. That charged Divine Strike which makes the VERY long range, wide AoE nuke is a flat out beautiful skill in particular. I've tried at least half the classes so far (including Force, probably the only other good long-range AoE fighter) and I just don't find them comparable. Also, there is definitely a dedicated healer: Tecter, and only as a main. Their heal doesn't work as a sub.
Y mad? B happy
2:14 is that a keyblade?! Jk, but really, I’ve been playing through all kingdom hearts games again lately and it kinda looks like a command changed keyblade, like blade charge, or ghost drive
I'm glad this game is out...but it's abbreviated the same way as PS portable 2....kinda hard to look up anything anymore for PsP.
Xbox player here and man I'm glad I found this. Had no idea what class I wanted to play
Im thinking about starting off as a force, techer or a waker, im a new player coming in from the ps4 release so if you could make a suggestion towards which tends to be the most beginner friendly or easiest among these classes to pick up, id be very grateful
I use gunner does its job and one you know how to smash buttons it get the job done
A bit confused, but got the spirit.
Dont know why he mentions playstation if the game is for multiple platforms
Waiting for gunblade class
Kero keep up the gd work although I am taking a break from pso2
I'll try braver since I do like long sword in Monster Hunter. Thanks.
Thanks for the videos!! Is possible to get a phashion rundown on your cosmetics? I need that katana skin you have
Update for slayer? Love your content and guides have been super helpful!
I played phantasy star online on dreamcast....that probably ages me but I thoroughly enjoyed it then
My tip is if you wanna have fun don't focus on any damage type use the 2 classes you find the most enjoyable be damned the meta but if you only want damage and efficiency use force using the ele the enemy is weak to you can pretty much switch damage on the fly even in a fight with said boss lol I solo most field mini bosses alone till someone joins also practice your perfect guard it will save you and regen mp. now for the tangent ignore if u want I hate the jet boots they haven't done me wrong I just can't stand them another thing is summoner is better in classic many things are better in pso2 The only 4 things I'll give to new Genesis are the graphics movement and open world and inventory space the way you get skills in Genesis is so boring waker is boring finding the skills in the field is so much more fun hatching eggs for the summoner is just as fun
YO WHO'S WIELDING THOSE SOARING BLADES? SHEEEEEEEEEEESH
Nice Fubuki character.
“Everyone can play any role”
*proceeds to explain how each class has a specific role*
I wanna play braver katana but I hate playing top op meta picks. It makes the game too easy and less fun :/
I sink the best class for beginners is gunner because it is high mobility (s. roll after every attack), safety (your attack range bigger than most enemies) and you can play in close and long range at the same time (you can understand what distance more interesting for you and change class, if want (at long range you can see more enemy animations and learn them))
wtf? i only have 6 classes!
Before watching. I'm looking for what classes do and if I can get a tank or shield class
braver sounds good
Thank you for this informative video.
So it's been a little over a week since the game dropped for PS and I'm just now finding this out.
I'm interested in playing either Techter, Waker or preferably a hybrid of both. How are either as subclasses? Is it better to go Te/Wa or Wa/Te? I was told some classes don't fare well as subs?
Force = Destroy your enemies with the power of Grayskull! also Force does TONS of damage to bosses, so long as you know how to use the element mechanics well. Not to mention elemental downs.
In short, just play katana, whatever your class.
Are some classes not available in the beginning? I did not see some of these classes when I started but I also didnt look that closely.
Maaan. I wish force and techer had another weapon each. Give techer whips and give force a technique mag
Hey what is your fashion here is love it so much!