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[nuitariwolf]

heya all, downloading now, i'm basicly a rogue/assassin style player what class would suit me. how good is the the game, i'm not a PvPer i perfer PvE and alot of quests and good story line.

[funakoshi]

So play PSO2, NGS has little history and very few missions, just an empty map that is a fake open world.

Try Fighter class

[whitedevil]

you can change classes freely/anytime so its not a big deal what you choose at the beginning. maybe try braver

pso2 new genesis has very low amount of quests, you can complete main stuff in like 10 hours lol. they ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it up.

base pso2 tho has lots of content but its old

[Requimatic]

If you decide to play either base PSO2 or NGS, before spending ANY skill points, take a very hard look at the skill trees to decide what you want to get. If you don't know what something in the tree(s) means, ASK before spending points.

I say this because there are currently only two ways to start a skill tree over once you spend points:

1. A "Skill Tree Reset Pass" that Sega only hands out when they feel like it. Typically, this is done for new class releases, or bug fixes with Skills, Classes, or Photon Arts. This pass will reset all of your spent skill points across all classes.

2. Spending real money to buy an additional skill tree; almost like a blank loadout.

As of right now, there aren't many Class Skills in NGS, so most of them don't have to worry about not having enough points. Fighter, for example, if you use it as a main class, only has a handful of "required" class abilities you'd want. Outside of those (maybe 5 to 6 points in total? unsure), the rest of your points would go to supplementary skills, like focusing on certain weapon types, extra attacks with said weapons, etc.

Currently, NGS has a total of 20 points you can spend. Base PSO2 has.. I think.. 114? or something. But the base game's level cap is 100 for any given class, and there are some class quests which award you with a handful of points when you complete them.

[Null_User]

For a rogue/assassin on NGS I could go for hunter as main class and fighter as sub class. Yes, Hunter is your average sword guy class, but it has access to a weapon named wired lance. Fighter has access to the twin dagger weapon type. Another reason to choose hunter as starter class is that it's very beginner friendly and has several survival related perks.

One nice thing about NGS is that you can create something called a multi weapon. That means you can mash two weapons together and pick moves (named Photon Arts in game) from both on a single weapon palette. So essentially, you can create a dagger/wired lance combo. The wired lance has not only long range and some AOE, also you can latch onto enemies and pull yourself into them, so you can get up close to use your dagger skills on them. All without switching weapons.

For base PSO2, as stated above, you will want to do a bit more research on the classes before spending too many skill points. But generally the fighter and hunter trees on that game are also good fits for rogue character types.

Another benefit of these games is that PSO2 skill trees are separate from NGS. So you can start a character in one class in one game, and be a totally different class in the other.

[BakaTurtle821]

id suggest a braver gunner. bow and katana for that classic assasin vibe. duel guns and assault rifle for taking out enemies from a distance or mid range juggling.

[Luxaeterna]

if normal person : Fighter-Hunter

if anime fan : Katana Braver / Phantom (PSO2classic)

[Alshian]

Only thing PvP is just matchmaking emblem point collector pvp where the team with the most points win before time runs out.

You won't be seeing any forced pvp and pvp is not mainstream in this game, just entirely PvE focused.

Only reason to pvp is to get stargems but pretty sure pvp is dead by now.

[GamMasterRPG]

if you are wanna be Kirito = pick fighter with dual sword.
if you are wanna be Shaman King or Oni Slayer = pick braver katana.
if you are wanna be Harry Potter = pick Force or Techter.
if you are wanna be FF7 Cloud Strife = pick Hunter with big sword.
if you are wanna be FF7 Vincent Valentine = pick gunner with dual gun.
if you are wanna be a real hero in PSO2 = go solo the emergence quest. LMAO

[Work Safe Name]

Originally posted by nuitariwolf:

heya all, downloading now, i'm basicly a rogue/assassin style player what class would suit me. how good is the the game, i'm not a PvPer i perfer PvE and alot of quests and good story line.

>Storyline
you aint findin one from this game bro.
go fighter and use twin daggers if you wanna stabby stab things

[JOE◎4708]

the real assassin like dual dagger wielding class in NGS is fighter, it also wields dual saber aka thanos sword of sorts. i play fighter and hunter vice versa and they're pretty good but fighter in any of its weapons twin dagger, dual saber and knuckles lacks AoE so i partner it with hunter as subclass for it's two weapon which has great AoE mob clear sword and wired lance.

If you want to stick till new year the game will be receiving its first major update and this october bouncer will arrive with some new activities but even the class dual swords of sorts they're more of a class that controls blades through magic despite being melee.