Cabalist/Runemaster in Daoc - extremely tough to play, very high utility, and in 8v8 pvp every ability cast is a tough tactical decision.
Templar in EQ2 - funnest pve class I've ever played, and the only healing class I've ever liked. Very fun, and the funnest class in EQ2 in my opinion.
Stealth bomber in Wormhole combat in Eve Online - not really a class, but this "role" is my third favorite on the list. Empire pvp bores me to tears, but wormhole combat, which can be a very fun game of cat and mouse, and with so much effort going into the setup, really pays off and feels great to get a kill.
There are 3 types of people in the world. 1.) Those who make things happen 2.) Those who watch things happen 3.) And those who wonder "What the %#*& just happened?!"
Shadowbane - nearly every class was memorable and fun to play because of the many possibilities when it came to customizing them. few off the top of my head that i enjoyed playing were assassin(mage or rogue), crusader, warrior(archer, blademaster), warlock(mage or high def), channelers(mage or healer), and the list goes on...
Ultima Online - no classes but playing any variety of the available templates was fun. Archer/mage during that era. hally mage during precast. Mage after UO:R, lots of possibilities for speccing them. Thieves were a blast to play too.
Guild Wars - Ritualist was really fun to play when they first came out and before I quit playing GW regularly. Could do great damage as well as keep yourself up under pressure or sit back and support your group. Mesmer was really fun too.
Played other games but those are the games/classes that stand out to me.
a) I loved Shaman from Eq1. At least some was nostalgia factor because it was my first toon in an mmo. I still remember fooling around for a hour or so to get the cannibilize macro figured out. Later on it was fun soloing raid bosses ^_^
2) Necromancer from Guild Wars, I loved the casting animations and the idea of a legion of horrors as opposed to EQ's one pet. I remember raising a bone horror from a bosses corpse and saying "you work for ME now" :]
III) classes of ships count as mmo classes if they'refrom an mmo right? Titans from eve. the ship you begin with is in-game 12 or so meters long, the gallente titan is 14 KM from front to tip. EVERY eve player remembers where/when they saw their first titan, close-up. I remember being in eve university and a bunch of us all went out to 0.0 and begged some 0.0 corp to DD us just so we could see the animation hehehehehehe.
edit: honourable mention to RDM/NIN from ff11 and the "real men of genius" ret paladins of WoW
RIP Ribbitribbitt you are missed, kid.
Currently Playing EVE, ESO
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed.
1 - [Teras Kasi Master/ Master Doctor] -SWG PreNGE- TKM did truckloads of damage and on top of it had knockdown and stuns out the ass. When a TKM knocks you down the fight is pretty much over. Plus Master Doctor = free buffs and major heals.
2 - [Hunter] -WoW- The Hunter is truly splendid class. The Hunter was my main on wow for all my .....long years... lol. All jokes aside. Hunters were extremely versatile. There is a skill for every situation and the damage I could put out topped the charts every time.
3 - [Berserker] -Asherons Call 2- The Berserker was a Lugian class. They were an awesome melee DPS class. Dual weilding 2 swords, they had massive chain combos that would just wreak hell upon anything within close proximity. I loved it, damn I miss that game!
Just trying to live long enough to play a new, released MMORPG, playing New Worlds atm
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Just thought this class was a ton of fun to play.. Mostly the ice mage, the CC was fantastic..
Iron Breaker in War..
Everything a tank should be in PvP.
Macer in UO.
By far my favorite, getting into a PvP fight and outlasting someone till i bashed all their armour off was pretty cool. I can't imagine the enjoyment i would get doing this to todays MMOers who covet gear over most everything : p
1-creature handler from SWG. still havent experienced anything as satisfying as going out into the wilderness and being able to tame almost any animal you come across and have it do your bidding
2-druid-wow. I didnt really enjoy it till it got some loving after an expansion or 2, but i loved being able to do anything i wanted, be it tank, heal or dps.
3-priest, wow. pre wolk. I loved being able to heal while dps'ing as a shadow spec'd priest. Vamp embrace and shields and we could do any normal boss
My top 3 Professions ( classes are for fantasy games ):
1. Fixer
2. Martial Artist
3. Engineer
All from Anarchy Online.
-Letting Derek Smart work on your game is like letting Osama bin Laden work in the White House. Something will burn.- -And on the 8th day, man created God.-
1. EQ1 Enchanter - Mysterious, powerful, and you had to be good to use them effectively.
2. EQ1 Bard - Well done and unique. Great group members.
3. WoW Hunter - Blizzard did well with this long-ranged pet class.
Honorable mention: DAOC Thane - Seeing a huge lightning bolt shoot down from the sky and into my victim is a sight I'll never forget.
Serious death penalties makes every close call an adrenaline rush, and every minor achievement a major victory. This alternative rule-set should be in all MMORPGs.
1. Monk EQ1 - Pulling will never exist at this level in any MMORPG, ever again.
2. Ninja FFXI - Very difficult class to play well, very fun if you know what you're doing.
3. Bard EQ1 - Do I even need to say anything about this? So fun.
As a matter of fact, if FFXIV doesn't shape up quickly, I'm probably going to go back to EQ1. Games just can't seem to get it right these days.
There was a ninja class in FFXI?
WTH did I buy FFXIV or waste time with other MMO's the last cpl years?:)
Ninja was awesome, if you had the group to get the skills or money to buy them. If you didn't it was a pain in the ass. still fun even as a pain in the ass.
1. Ranger EQ1 - Was a class of real skill. I still carry my EQ ranger kiting skills with me to this day. My EQ ranger would whoop my WoW hunter's ass when comparing skill set vs skill set.
2. Necromancer Guild Wars - My army of the dead cometh
3. Katana/SR Scrapper in old CoH - I felt the best part was when we got over buffed and could pull a whole instance, then demolish all the mobs in about 10 to 20 minutes. OP? yes. Did I feel like a super hero instead of a regular hero? your damn straight.
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Totally agreed. Classes suck, give me a sandbox that isn't full of cat turds and i'm happy.
Druid - EQ1
Bard - EQ1
Bruiser - EQ2
Cabalist/Runemaster in Daoc - extremely tough to play, very high utility, and in 8v8 pvp every ability cast is a tough tactical decision.
Templar in EQ2 - funnest pve class I've ever played, and the only healing class I've ever liked. Very fun, and the funnest class in EQ2 in my opinion.
Stealth bomber in Wormhole combat in Eve Online - not really a class, but this "role" is my third favorite on the list. Empire pvp bores me to tears, but wormhole combat, which can be a very fun game of cat and mouse, and with so much effort going into the setup, really pays off and feels great to get a kill.
Monk from EQ1 i really enjoyed that class
Squig herder from WAr was fun
Disciple from Vanguard. healing through combat was a blast!
Hrm...
Fixer - AO
Bard - EQ
Defilier - EQ2
There are 3 types of people in the world.
1.) Those who make things happen
2.) Those who watch things happen
3.) And those who wonder "What the %#*& just happened?!"
Monk for EQ1
Minstrel LotRO
Hunter WoW
UO-EQ-L2-EQ2-VG-WoW-DDO-GW-AoC-LoTR-WAR-Aion
Currently playing: Rift
Waiting for: EQN
No particular order...
Shadowbane - nearly every class was memorable and fun to play because of the many possibilities when it came to customizing them. few off the top of my head that i enjoyed playing were assassin(mage or rogue), crusader, warrior(archer, blademaster), warlock(mage or high def), channelers(mage or healer), and the list goes on...
Ultima Online - no classes but playing any variety of the available templates was fun. Archer/mage during that era. hally mage during precast. Mage after UO:R, lots of possibilities for speccing them. Thieves were a blast to play too.
Guild Wars - Ritualist was really fun to play when they first came out and before I quit playing GW regularly. Could do great damage as well as keep yourself up under pressure or sit back and support your group. Mesmer was really fun too.
Played other games but those are the games/classes that stand out to me.
Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat
a) I loved Shaman from Eq1. At least some was nostalgia factor because it was my first toon in an mmo. I still remember fooling around for a hour or so to get the cannibilize macro figured out. Later on it was fun soloing raid bosses ^_^
2) Necromancer from Guild Wars, I loved the casting animations and the idea of a legion of horrors as opposed to EQ's one pet. I remember raising a bone horror from a bosses corpse and saying "you work for ME now" :]
III) classes of ships count as mmo classes if they'refrom an mmo right? Titans from eve. the ship you begin with is in-game 12 or so meters long, the gallente titan is 14 KM from front to tip. EVERY eve player remembers where/when they saw their first titan, close-up. I remember being in eve university and a bunch of us all went out to 0.0 and begged some 0.0 corp to DD us just so we could see the animation hehehehehehe.
edit: honourable mention to RDM/NIN from ff11 and the "real men of genius" ret paladins of WoW
RIP Ribbitribbitt you are missed, kid.
Currently Playing EVE, ESO
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed.
Dwight D Eisenhower
My optimism wears heavy boots and is loud.
Henry Rollins
1. Monk EQ1 - Pulling will never exist at this level in any MMORPG, ever again.
2. Ninja FFXI - Very difficult class to play well, very fun if you know what you're doing.
3. Bard EQ1 - Do I even need to say anything about this? So fun.
As a matter of fact, if FFXIV doesn't shape up quickly, I'm probably going to go back to EQ1. Games just can't seem to get it right these days.
Warlock - World of Warcraft
Fixer - Anarchy Online
Rogue Assassin - Shadowbane
I miss the MMORPG genre. Will a developer ever make one again?
Explorer: 87%, Killer: 67%, Achiever: 27%, Socializer: 20%
1. Bard - EQ
2. Hunter - WoW
3. Necromancer - EQ
Telekinesis Power Set - Champions Online
Black Guard - Warhammer Online
Samurai - FFXI
World of Warcraft is the original creation of God. Real Life is in fact a WoW clone.
1 - [Teras Kasi Master/ Master Doctor] -SWG PreNGE- TKM did truckloads of damage and on top of it had knockdown and stuns out the ass. When a TKM knocks you down the fight is pretty much over. Plus Master Doctor = free buffs and major heals.
2 - [Hunter] -WoW- The Hunter is truly splendid class. The Hunter was my main on wow for all my .....long years... lol. All jokes aside. Hunters were extremely versatile. There is a skill for every situation and the damage I could put out topped the charts every time.
3 - [Berserker] -Asherons Call 2- The Berserker was a Lugian class. They were an awesome melee DPS class. Dual weilding 2 swords, they had massive chain combos that would just wreak hell upon anything within close proximity. I loved it, damn I miss that game!
Shaman - Warhammer Online
Sorcerer - Warhammer Online
Hunter - World Of Warcraft
1) Minstrel - DAOC, my all time favorite class of any game
2) Silver Ranger - Lineage 2 - Only archer class character I ever really enjoyed.
3) Druid - WOW, truly the jack of all trades
"True friends stab you in the front." | Oscar Wilde
"I need to finish" - Christian Wolff: The Accountant
Just trying to live long enough to play a new, released MMORPG, playing New Worlds atm
Fools find no pleasure in understanding but delight in airing their own opinions. Pvbs 18:2, NIV
Don't just play games, inhabit virtual worlds™
"This is the most intelligent, well qualified and articulate response to a post I have ever seen on these forums. It's a shame most people here won't have the attention span to read past the second line." - Anon
Mage in WoW...
Just thought this class was a ton of fun to play.. Mostly the ice mage, the CC was fantastic..
Iron Breaker in War..
Everything a tank should be in PvP.
Macer in UO.
By far my favorite, getting into a PvP fight and outlasting someone till i bashed all their armour off was pretty cool. I can't imagine the enjoyment i would get doing this to todays MMOers who covet gear over most everything : p
(1) Bard from EQ1 - The best class ever in any game.
(2) Minstrel from DAoC - an almost bard
(3) Runekeeper -sort of hard for me to pick the 3rd one This class is as close as I can come to being a sith or jedi before SWtor comes out. hehe
1-creature handler from SWG. still havent experienced anything as satisfying as going out into the wilderness and being able to tame almost any animal you come across and have it do your bidding
2-druid-wow. I didnt really enjoy it till it got some loving after an expansion or 2, but i loved being able to do anything i wanted, be it tank, heal or dps.
3-priest, wow. pre wolk. I loved being able to heal while dps'ing as a shadow spec'd priest. Vamp embrace and shields and we could do any normal boss
Beserker (DAoC) before the massive light tank nerf
Ironbreakr(War)
Burglar(LotRO) best rogue class in any MMORPG
Bear Shaman - AoC
Fixer - Anarchy Online
Warden - LoTRO
There was a ninja class in FFXI?
WTH did I buy FFXIV or waste time with other MMO's the last cpl years?:)
My top 3 Professions ( classes are for fantasy games ):
1. Fixer
2. Martial Artist
3. Engineer
All from Anarchy Online.
-Letting Derek Smart work on your game is like letting Osama bin Laden work in the White House. Something will burn.-
-And on the 8th day, man created God.-
1. EQ1 Enchanter - Mysterious, powerful, and you had to be good to use them effectively.
2. EQ1 Bard - Well done and unique. Great group members.
3. WoW Hunter - Blizzard did well with this long-ranged pet class.
Honorable mention: DAOC Thane - Seeing a huge lightning bolt shoot down from the sky and into my victim is a sight I'll never forget.
Serious death penalties makes every close call an adrenaline rush, and every minor achievement a major victory. This alternative rule-set should be in all MMORPGs.
Ninja was awesome, if you had the group to get the skills or money to buy them. If you didn't it was a pain in the ass. still fun even as a pain in the ass.
1. Ranger EQ1 - Was a class of real skill. I still carry my EQ ranger kiting skills with me to this day. My EQ ranger would whoop my WoW hunter's ass when comparing skill set vs skill set.
2. Necromancer Guild Wars - My army of the dead cometh
3. Katana/SR Scrapper in old CoH - I felt the best part was when we got over buffed and could pull a whole instance, then demolish all the mobs in about 10 to 20 minutes. OP? yes. Did I feel like a super hero instead of a regular hero? your damn straight.
1) Fire/Kinetic Troller in CoH - It was kinda of weak when you first start out, but carries a bang at higher levels.
2) Rune-Keeper in LotRO - You can do hella damage and heal too....sign me up.
3) I hate to say it....Druid in WoW - I dislike the game, but love this class. Was extremely fun to play.