Classes living up to their names?
After looking at the classes a long i mean long time and thinking about it and what they said and how subclasses work, do you guys think that its just a name or will they live up to their title. Will a Necromancer really summon undead or is it just spells that also may heal or steal life. That was just an example, im just very weary right now since we haven't heard much about this lol.
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- Especially since I put alot of time thinking about the Archetype-Names myself
So it was kind of a let down ... BUTAfter considering that the Names felt very Old-school, i then reconsidered that and realized that its not so bad - almost fitting
But yeah, i am hoping that each Archetype-Blend will be have vastly different traits ~~ a completely different Archetype ~~ as opposed to having only slight differences.
But... it wouldn't be a surprise to learn that maybe 2 (3 at the most) were filler-names that they didn't have a concept for but needed a name for.
I think the team is reasonable, and that if a good argument can be put together for why a class name should be changed based on its play style, they will probably be receptive to it.
I want to be a Bard/Tank (Siren). I don't care for the name so much but I don't need the class to live up to the name. I want to be a bard with a tankier playstyle and Siren will just be a name.
I umderstand that there is some strong romanticized association to the crusader wars but the word crusader is a lot more diverse than that.
So "living up to it's name" is a matter of subjective view.
@Kratz Okaaaaaaaaaaay now I want a class title name change lmao! I don't want to be the cop class QQ
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