LordPax wrote: » That said, I'm very curious to see how this game's resource management is handled(HP/Mana/etc). I'd love for classes to have 0.5-3 second cast times that can be interrupted like in GW1. It adds so much diversity to PvP.
Sapiverenus wrote: » @Taaku I hope magic is slow and powerful or quick and super niche/ mostly useless. 10 second casts even. 20 second casts. 30 second casts. No joke. 3 person spells, 5 person spells.
LordPax wrote: » Hello all! Pretty much title. I am super excited about Ashes, but more importantly, how they handle class diversity. 8 classes with 8 subtypes has amazing potential, but I hope they have a unique enough skillset that TRULY makes playing each one a different experience. That said, one experience I hope to find(that i've not seen in any non-GW mmo) is a MESMER class. Guild Wars has this very unique class that's entire kit is built on hexes, spell interrupts, curses, and general illusion magic. Its such a unique and amazing class(I strongly prefer GW1 variation, as opposed to GW2). I was wondering if anyone here thinks there will be some sort of class variation that will be similar to Mesmers? Thanks
Chime wrote: » LordPax wrote: » Hello all! Pretty much title. I am super excited about Ashes, but more importantly, how they handle class diversity. 8 classes with 8 subtypes has amazing potential, but I hope they have a unique enough skillset that TRULY makes playing each one a different experience. That said, one experience I hope to find(that i've not seen in any non-GW mmo) is a MESMER class. Guild Wars has this very unique class that's entire kit is built on hexes, spell interrupts, curses, and general illusion magic. Its such a unique and amazing class(I strongly prefer GW1 variation, as opposed to GW2). I was wondering if anyone here thinks there will be some sort of class variation that will be similar to Mesmers? Thanks I hope so! Mesmer has been my main class for the last 9 years or so years. I'm guessing maybe something Bard related, but who knows. I'm in the 'waiting and see' group when we can test them out.