Board 8 > When you play an RPG, what class do you lean toward most of the time?

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I'm going to start Torment: Tides of Numenera soon, and this thought occurred to me.
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the hottest one

oh wait for created characters, despite liking rogues/thieves most aesthetically and stylistically i'll usually go the warrior/soldier because they end up being the easiest to go through the game with.
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I would say Cleric, but between the three listed, I guess Wizard because I associate them with having a lot of options compared to others.
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Thief
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Gotta nuke 'em with the fire balls and skewer 'em with the icicles.
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gotta be mage. all damage no durability

aesthetically I like rogues/thieves but I lack the patience for that kind of playstyle
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first playthrough I'm pretty much always warrior

later ones usually depends on game
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Rogue > Mage > Warrior

first playthrough- warrior. might not be the best, but they'll always be simple and effective enough
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Of those, warrior. I'll go for stuff like Priest or Monk over more melee-ish things if it gets more complicated than the basics, though.
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Of those, Rogue.

But I lean towards the Ranger or Hunter type character most of the time.
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Rogue > Mage >>> Warrior of those.

Rogue lends itself to the most interesting style for play
Mage tends to be fun but turns out to be OP with more ease than it should so I usually get bored of it before the playthrough is over
I like Warrior as a concept but I feel like the types of games where you're picking classes don't make them interesting enough.
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Rogue the best
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Lopen posted...

Rogue > Mage >>> Warrior of those.

Rogue lends itself to the most interesting style for play
Mage tends to be fun but turns out to be OP with more ease than it should so I usually get bored of it before the playthrough is over
I like Warrior as a concept but I feel like the types of games where you're picking classes don't make them interesting enough.

Agreed all around. Thieves and wizards tend to get plenty of extra neat add-ons to the base gameplay, which for better or worse is what Warrior is.
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I like sneaking around and avoiding fights, so rogue for me.
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Speedy, dodgy, and can grab more items.
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Lopen posted...

Rogue > Mage >>> Warrior of those.

Rogue lends itself to the most interesting style for play
Mage tends to be fun but turns out to be OP with more ease than it should so I usually get bored of it before the playthrough is over
I like Warrior as a concept but I feel like the types of games where you're picking classes don't make them interesting enough.

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