PVP Classes

Xusha wrote:AdventureQuest Worlds has a wide variety of balanced classes. There is no best class. AdventureQuest Worlds' PVP system is based off of luck, not skill. (Not the attribute) With no trainable skills, there is nothing stopping the next level 30 to be just like your own character.

Except for a kick-butt strategy that is hard to pull off, or a secret enhances combination. You need to get into the gnitty-gritty to be the best. Just because the classes are balanced, doesn't mean that the skill and tactics of the users are balanced as well. Certain classes are easier to make strategies with, or you can come up with better strategies with them.

i.e.

A leprechaun is using ceili first, and later s'gian dearg to take out the life of a ninja. The ninja has a healer on his side, but because of the activation of lucky streak, the last 40% of his health is going to go down pretty fast, and not give the healer time to react and save the ninja. Therefore, the ninja can use shadowblade to make the leprechaun miss, and even use shadowburn to stun the leprechaun, assuming ceili has ran out. This gives the healer time to heal the ninja, and the ninja also can take up most of the time of lucky streak taking effect. This leaves the leprechaun vulnerable.

But...

If a leprechaun uses ceili and s'gian dearg at the same time at the beginning of the fight, as soon as he has taken down the life of the ninja, s'gian dearg will allow him to quickly destroy the last 40%. But if somehow the leprechaun is about to lose, he can use Irish Blessing to poison the ninja, taking away even more of his health.

Also...

If the leprechaun would attack with Irish Blessing earlier, he could try to time it to end about when the ninja gets low on health, thus creating an opening to use imbalancing strike when the ninja is getting low on health, maybe even before that 40 percentile, to bring the ninja into it and allow for a finishing with lucky streak.

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