Any suggestion for a class combination?

[Nemesis]

I am not sure which class combination I should play. Usually I play a mage or another kind of long range damage canon.
Important to say I prefer to do much damage also if this means I am a glass canon. I do not like to play support class.

Does anyone has a suggestion for a good class combination based on that information?

[ViperClaw]

"Caster" type playstyles are possible later, when you find the archetypes (classes) for it.
In certain terms: Archon as your main class for spamming Mods, or Invoker (from the recently released DLC) for spamming Skills.

When you are new, the quickest way of playing a damage glass cannon would be to pick Hunter as your main class.

As your secondary you have a couple of choices. Gunslinger for full damage (if you have that class yet), otherwise Handler ("Doggo class") is solid, because the Dog is able to pull some aggro for you and has versatile buffs (I used the regeneration buff in my first playthrough. Not for the regeneration, but for the massive movement speed bonus, to survive with sheer speed and positioning).

Medic is also a solid choice, because it gives a good percentage to all damage passively and increases your survivability.

[Velmoria]

You probably gonna like :
- Invoker/Ritualist with Miasma skill.

- Invoker/Archon or Archon/Invoker with Havoc Form & Space Crabs weapon mod.

Archetype with passive that increase all damage :
Medic, Alchemist & Challenger (within 10 meters).

[Peredur]

To start, I would either go Handler (the dog can make the start easier) or Hunter (more glass canon option) then pick the other once it's possible to use a second archetype (10 trait points unlocked).
Then, when gunslinger is available, I would go hunter/gunslinger (or gunslinger/hunter, not sure if there is a better option).

There are other fun archetypes and combinations but they may require more work/luck to get them and the item needed to make the builds shine.
For example, Archon need a lot of work to get it, starting by beating the game at least once. So really not an option for a starting player.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Assuming you have the dlc, Invoker prime with Kaeula and archon secondary with havoc form, nebula with spellweaver, monolith with feedback, krell axe with stormbringer, profane heart with casting speed, elemental damage, and skill damage, jesters bell, burden of the gambler, crimson dream stone, burden of the destroyer, kynetic cycle stone, and your choice of armor, but Leto mkII suggested for higher difficulties.

[LuckyGecko]

Invoker/Ritualist with Hyperkonductor basicly means you dont really need a Gun anymore, and even Apo difficulty starts to get too easy.

[Yal]

Most of the "magey" stuff is unlockable some time into the game, but if you own either of the currently available DLCs they both have a hidden mage class. In this case, play through the campaign until you beat Losomn and/or Yaesha, which unlocks the DLC for Adventure Mode, which lets you do those campaigns and get the class.

For the start:
- Hunter has the highest damage focus
- Reroll your campaign from the hub until you start in Losomn (the medieval world) for the most magic trinkets and weapon mods to be available
- with a little luck you'll run into either The Red Prince (reject his offer to pay tribute) or an elite molotov-thrower, both of these reward you with awesome boss weapons
- if you start in the asylum, figuring out the safe's combination gives you a sawed-off shotgun that's devastating at point blank range
- if you get the lighthouse dungeon, investigating the key and reversing it lets you unlock a door leading to another awesome shotgun that sets the target on fire
- the witch class is found in the DLC version of Losomn (must beat the regular version first iirc?) which is easiest accessed through an Adventure one-shot once you beat the Campaign version, in the second section of the overworld you can use the boats as platforms to enter a cave with a miniboss guarding it