Select the MMO game. Choose which MMO you want to play. Select customization. Choose the gender of your character. Choose their name and appearance. Choose the class... Wait a bit, let's learn a little about this issue.
You can choose to be the one who wants to be in MMORPG and this is probably the most exciting part of this game. When you first start any video game, you have this moment of virtual destiny's decision... and sometimes this actually takes hours. Could you be a necromancer? A crucial gaming priest? Your friendly neighbor, a bear's cub?
Aside from jokes: we often spent hours asking the leadership of the characters, before we actually played, and then, ultimately, we felt so overwhelmed by everything, that the beginning of this new game was completely postponed. But the worst result is when after playing for a while, you realize that you simply hate your character and everything has to start over again. But there is an option for our poor souls. We discuss the consequential point of character choice based on your personal preferences in MMO.
So, let's dive into the decision of our MMO role in the 101 of psychoanalysis!
Tank
Altogether, it is easiest to start with these guys. Some gamers consider tanks as general and advanced roles which are perfect for new players. However, let's explore it with the help of a black magician's powers. It's simple. It is often the backbone of many group battles. If you give priority to simplicity in real life, rather than fantastic mental games and defend your friends and family members like a shield or be a leader of a community, this is your role. And yet, be prepared, that playing a tank means taking responsibility on controlling the battle and taking the lead in negotiations. Enemies can (and will) target you if their raid did not take place. So, make sure you have phalanx nerves and a mongoose reaction.
Close Combat Specialist (DD)
The routine includes intensively preparing for this ultimate close combat challenge. If as usual, you are blessed with energy and capable of action, attempt a Melee DD. Since Melee DD classes usually invest a hella lotta in agility, a shorter temperament serves better, than full commitment for their role in MMOs. Simply do not underestimate the creation of its defensive stance, to stay alive!
Support
Sharing is caring. It’s great to know to know that the team relies on you just to be a little better. It’s great fun to have an impact on a battle without having to make a big deal out of it. Great supporters are essential to any group (besides MMO too). Awesome supporters become legends of the server (as well as disaster-supps). If you are naturally the caregiver who enjoys helping others and being needed, maybe it’s worth trying a support class. The main trick is that sometimes the success of the entire battle may depend on you, so you have to be good at prioritizing and managing resources and ready to handle the responsibility for your decision (oh that fights and blames in voice chats), which makes this class not so easy to play as it may seem.
Mage RDD
You like action but you like it flashy? Working hard pays off, but working smart is much better? Riding as a mage means being versatile in many situations. However, the game success of casters strongly depends on a well-organized routine, though it brings the strange sense of fulfillment. If you’ve found this groove for at least once, you understand me. And if that all applies to you in real life too — go for it.
Debuffer
A fair fight is a concept you’ve heard of but wish to not interact with. The role of debuffer in MMOs assumes that you are able to focus on the task at hand. A keen eye for details will also be a great benefit for this class. If you like to get involved in actions, but your approach is to manipulate and influence the events from a distance, maybe it’s your class.
Physical RDD
You are patient. You like it one step at a time. You like risks — but when they are calculated and surely you always have a backup plan. As any good tactician, you prefer to distance yourself from the fuss and hectic. Does it apply to you? Congrats on being the natural Physical RDD type.
Just think about that: you definitely favor some roles and classes that you play over and over again in video games. The process of making a character is similar to taking a personal, psychological assessment. Maybe it says something about you? Or maybe those friends who you casually refer to as “support” or “melee” players are revealing more about themselves than you realize? Share your thoughts!