classes. any suggestions

Sorcerer is destructive!!!!!!!!!!! XD

 

well i have chosen templar but now i just need a good guide lol i dont know where to lvl and what i need to do. i dont want a tank based temp i want a dmg based as much as possible lol

 

I'm a SM and I love to make glads suffer (and die), kiting them meanwhile.

 

Hello and welcome to Gamez
Anyway just to provide info about glad/temp, giving just 2 facts of pros and cons:

Glads
Pros:
-easier to play/master than templar
-burst dps and nice aoes -> easy to get player kills, unlike temps which only have 1 dmg aoe skill (not counting dp skills)
Cons:
-No tanking abilities -> die quickly if no proper support, unlike templar which has defensive buffs that could keep you alive till your peeps arrive.
-Most glads rely on good gear without skill/tactics. It is possible to win with glad by just mashing your moves due to having good gear. (dont know if you see this as bad but i do)

Conclusion: Gladiator is more of a damaging class. Their total damage output will definitely surpass templars(with some exceptions). More of a 'fast a furious' class, killing opponents before getting killed.

Temps
Pros:
-Awesome defence and resists buffs that can piss your opponent off, along with some good party buffs
-Have 2 attack buffs that increase your attack by 60 percent for 30 secs -> very good dps output using greatsword
Cons:
-Harder to get player kills if playing solo due to low dps output most of the time -> they cant kill you, but neither can you kill them
-Takes much more time to learn/master templar's moves and uses. Much more tactics and mindgames involved during pvp.

In Conclusion: Templars are more of a tanking class where your opponent's dps focuses on you while your teammates wipe them out. In cases where your teammates get targeted instead or opponents are nearing death, you can switch to greatsword+buffs and contribute to damaging opponents , though slower dps than a glad. More of a 'slow and steady' class.

Anyway, these pointers are just really general basics that i wanna share. Of course there are exceptions in different cases and situations. Hope you found this helpful