New to PSO2 NGS? Best newbie-friendly classes!

[@Zeomantic]

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[@mrtn3rd]

Thank you for having a 4 minute video and not a 15-25 minute video like everybody else

[@Zeomantic]

No problema

[@RatikusuCh]

I don't recommend PP-hungry bouncer unless you have armor units with at least a level 2 or 3 performa or enthusia or a combination of the 2. Performa is preferred as it makes your PAs/Techs less PP-hungry. Enthusia might help you get more PP back from attacking. Dash attacks are the best way to get PP back as you get significantly more in a single hit. Repeat until your pp is full. Another method is to use active skills to refill your PP to max. Soaring blades has Fanatic Blade which in which the weapon action can be used continuously even while dashing and jumping or gliding, refilling your PP all the way. Jet Boots has Jetsweep jolt, an instant PP refill from a lightning-quick flurry of attacks. On jet boots I also recommend main-classing force as soon as possible and subbing bouncer. Not only does this give you ranged normal attacks from a rod, it also gives you Photon conversion increase (PP convert) for extra PP refills on demand. With these tips in mind, you'll have more fun in combat.

[@goldentiramisu7935]

Hunter class this time is very beginner friendly, it has big hp pool and high damage AoE reposition PA with sword. i mean BIG SWORD goes SWING SWING, nothing could go wrong with that and yes i have a thing for HUGE swords.

[@Zeomantic]

Nothing wrong with that!

[@bobcharlie2337]

Yup, I agree. No complaints here.

[@jgraves904]

Good content. Let the force be with me!

[@hobbesthebrainslug12]

Picked Braver as my first class back when it was just PSO2. Never looked back. Not saying I disagree that's just my story.

[@strikerevimus]

I find myself in agreement with this video, and am looking forward to the full breakdowns of the classes you have yet to do full breakdowns on. Right now, I'm having a lot of fun as a Ranger, homing darts really make short work of enemy groups. Though it has a bit of frustratingly limited range when you wouldn't think it would, and with bosses that have five or more lock-on points, the returns become lesser the more darts you fling at it. Fortoses are an excellent example of bosses with too many lock-on points. Homing darts is also kind of a waste with lone enemies or bosses like the Bears(Really wish they had brought Tranmizers back to Retem since there's so many Automata anyways.). For those situations, I go with the PA that lets you hover around and move while firing a constant stream of bullets into the enemy's lock-on point. I forget its name, but it's a solid PA and my go to. I practically don't use the grenade PA(Its name I also forget) anymore since the other PAs I find much more useful and they have a lot more strength. About the only way I use it is as part of a multi-weapon with other class weapons like the Sword. Otherwise, for me, I multi-weapon rifles with launchers as a Ranger for the laser PA and the slightly more situational PA where you move and fire off multiple launcher shots before firing a big shot. Again, I forget its name, but I think others will know which one I'm talking about. I'll figure out what PAs for the Launcher/Rifle multi works for me when I get my Greaga Launcher fully maxed. I also agree with Force's Rod, I had a lot of fun as a Force back in the pre-Retem days and am looking forward to when I get to Force again. Hopefully before the level cap gets increased once more. (I don't play like I used to once I got into Star Trek Online while waiting for things to do in PSO2 or during maintenance periods. That was before that game really sucked me in.)

[@Zeomantic]

I haven't made hunter and ranger yet, which are ironically two of the ones I promote here. I wanted to do this one for a while but wanted to wait until they rolled out the other classes and after the game's first major update.

[@Tquintv]

Interesting. I know you know but for the rest of the audience who hasn't been playing these games for over two decades, those were the ONLY three classes in PSO1.

[@Zeomantic]

Indeed they were, my friend! It just seemed to pan out that way.

[@silo1991]

hunter you just swing for the win , ranger you just pew pew and force just do explotions :P

[@Zeomantic]

Very succinct.

[@TheKsenpai]

I'd swap ranger to gunner. Gunner is flashier and more fun. Both have acess to rifle, but ranger is for the launchers, which require skill and honestly, are clunky. otherwise i concur.