If you had to choose between which of these two classes to focus on for PVP and learn with, which is the better choice? I want to hear your opinions.![]()
If you had to choose between which of these two classes to focus on for PVP and learn with, which is the better choice? I want to hear your opinions.![]()
Ninja has definitely a lower learning curve than Dragoon but Dragoon has a more intense burst.
That what u like to play? If u like jumping around and have really insane burst go drg if u want to be a bit sneaky go ninja. Both classes are really good if it comes to pvp and played right.
I love the jumpiness and quick reflexes of DRG. I haven't tried ninja in PVP yet. I'm still leveling it.
I have played both. I started with NIN then I wasn't satisfied with my damage output and saw a couple of people I see often playing DRG and that motivated me to level it. I swapped to DRG and I must say, if you know how to manage your abilities right you have an insane amount of damage and front end burst.
Why would you say that? I actually disagree. With fetter ward and a burst rotation, Dragoon is definitely the more faceroll of the two. I think the skill ceiling of ninja is much higher.
I didn't mean it in a way Ninja is faceroll, I meant it in a way that one is just easier to play than the other.
If we're speaking strictly Frontlines (which OP probably is), NINs DoTs are pretty much useless and only really has two combos to use, with Dancing Edge being your most used combo and a couple oGCDs thrown in, it's much less of a piano piece than DRG lol but I do agree with NINs burst is definitely harder to control if you want to get it right (trick attack pls)
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