Guild Wars 2 can seem intimidating to delve into - there's lots of unfamiliar lore, plenty of players who have already established characters and guilds, and classes that don't exactly fit into the standard Warrior-Mage-Rogue set that we're used to. RELATED: Guild Wars 2: Interesting Facts You Didn't Know About Sylvari
Each class is basically 3 classes packed into one. The "paladin" type class here which is Guardian can also become a hunter type with Dragon Hunter, or a mage type with Firebrand, or even a high mobility monk type with Willbender. And thief is only slightly harder for beginners.
Guild Wars 2 has a lot of variety when it comes to classes and playstyles. Players can choose from 9 base-game Professions, each with 3 Elite Specializations. From element-wielding mages to brutal
I think OP is talking about classes that have crazy self-sustain without relying on skills (i.e. the title, "which class can just keep going forever"). Something like condi scourge with tormenting runes or revenant with Battle Scars has far higher sustain and doesn't rely on skills with cooldowns to get it. 5.
Also, untamed isn't too hard to play if you already learnt it and/or you are good with high intensity builds. It just has an insane learning curve. 2. CellSaysTgAlot. • 1 yr. ago. From hardest to easiest: Mirage>Ele>Engi>Rev>Dragonhunter>Ranger>Thief>Mesmer>Warrior>Guardian>Necro>Mechanist. 2.
The ones that are generally considered useful are Mesmer, Necro, and Engineer's Elite spec Scrapper. Banners are pets too. :D. I wouldn't count Elementalist or thief as those are one off skills and not an entire skill category for those classes, as opposed to engineer, guardian, mesmer, and necromancer. wsZsQ.
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