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[Maria Caliban]

I'm frustrated with my dagger rogue and am thinking of rerolling.

For those of you who've played more than one class, which one was most enjoyable for you and why?

[Vexed Forest]

Having said that... none of the three classes have entertained me as much as they did in previous iterations of the series.

Really? I feel the exact opposite (all opinions, of course). I was ony ever able to play a rogue before, now I have fun with all classes and constantly switch during the game. Even a dagger rogue, despite that being a bad idea.

 

As for the class I enjoyed most, mages are pretty awesome. They have a lot of interesting abilities, like that one that lets you zoom across the battlefield (Fade Step, wasn't it?). I also find the specs fairly interesting and having trouble deciding between those. Rift Mage has great CC, damage and party support. But Knight Enchanter feels so cool. I like being able to do both melee and ranged attacks. Very self supporting, which can be somewhat bad for a party based game. I haven't played Necromancer in-depth, but I had Dorian in my party and it basically grants you an extra companion.

 

Anyway, just some opinions for you.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

Dagger rogue is all about hit and run. Set up a cross class combo, dash in and do your combo, dash out and stealth. Then wait for cooldowns to end and repeat. Avoid melee like the plague.

If you'd rather get up in your opponents face and stomp them into the ground then play a 2h warrior. I'm also thinking of how a S&S Reaver would work out.

 

Knight Enchanters are more OP than Arcane Warrior ever where and Arcane warrior could become invincible. lol Though, the other mage specialization are quite flexiable as well. Mage has a lot of viable builds this time.

As for Archers, they are a mobile variation over mages for those that just want to stay far away from their enemies. They require proper planning to make full use of the archery skills but if used right they are quite powerful.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Rift Mage is the most fun specialization in the mage tree, followed by Necromancer.

 

Knight Enchanters are boring and dull. 

[Giantdeathrobot]

Mages for sure. So many AoE spells, so many ways to control the battlefield, stylish animations, Barrier, and Fade Step never gets old.

 

The only class I don't really like is DW rogues, and that's mostly because bigger enemies (Pride Demons are the worst) seem to have bugged hitboxes or something, and the character has to shuffle around to find a spot they can hit from. 

[sandalisthemaker]

Dagger rogue! The very class you claim to not be fun.

 

I love the dagger rogue. I have to think and position myself and jump in and out. I like being fast and agile, poisoning, weakening, and slowing down big beefy opponents, then before they can hit me, I throw a hook onto a squishy mage and zoom across the battlefield to finish him quickly.  

 

Being so quick and powerful while at the same time being fragile makes for exciting gameplay. I have to balance being crazy and reckless with being mindful and hyper aware of everything going on around me. I love it.

[ZRO]

I'd say Mage is the most fun, especially if you're a Knight Enchanter or a Rift Mage.  Warrior 2H Reaver is also pretty fun....at times.

[Duelist]

Melee Rogue is my favourite although I'm not surprised that Assassin got toned down after Hawke.
Playing as Sera convinced me how powerful and fun Tempest is but Assassin is still my go to.

[Rasande]

All i know from other classes is when i control my companions but i like Mages and Sword and Board warriors the most.

With mages you start out pretty lack luster but end up awsome once you get a few spells, the way you can influence the fight with CC never gets old, and your damage isn't too shabby either.