2013-05-19, 03:11 PM
Razmos Wrote:Warriors could use a massive variety of weapons, including the many they already have.
And yet Nexon has a major fetish for swords, to the point where the last 4 warrior classes released have used Swords (5 if you include Hayato). And it's creeping into other jobs too, since Xenon uses a sword type weapon as well. and from the looks of it the next class is ALSO a warrior using a sword, as if we haven't had enough.
They don't seem to care about reusing weapons, so them not making Archers is simply because they have a major hard-on for Warrior classes.
As long as they give every archer class hurricane, there is no point in making more copies of existing archers and making them use bows. So far, every archer class has had the same 1v1 skill with different abilities and mob skills to differentiate between them. As long as this is how Nexon thinks about archers, they shouldn't release more classes that use bows imo.
SaptaZapta Wrote:They should have added brawlers to warriors and gunslingers to bowmen, but instead went and made "pirates" that have nothing in common with each other, they don't even all use the same base stat.
If they had gone and expanded "bowmen" to include all types of shooters, whether they shoot arrows, bolts, or bullets (or stars?), we'd have more of them now than warriors (and people would be complaining that melee classes are really limited in variety).
Oh well.
I feel like they have less in common with bowman than they do with each other under the class title "pirates." Bowman have always used arrows in this game and it makes sense to me why Nexon didn't just expand them into a "ranged" group of classes. By your logic, there should only be two class groups, melee and ranged, because gunslingers do not really have anything in common with the current bowman classes besides their ability to use ranged attacks and the same primary stat. I agree that the pirates do not have much in common, but as long as bowmen are restricted to using arrows and some sort of bow, new classes are fairly restricted for the bowman group.