choose of job for pvp

[lotti]

hi everyone, (sorry for my bad english and for fast writing, i'm in late for work )

anyway, i always do pvp as a sch and i enjoying a lot, but i will try some melee job too in pvp.

i was thinking between mnk and nin, but i don't know really much about this class.

i like the 'charge' that mnk have, and the ilm punch also.

but i think with ninjutsu nin would be more versatile(?), also i have the impression(maybe wrong) that nin do more burst damage than mnk..

can someone help me decide? i don't really know what to do..

really thank you in advantage!

Tomas

[Gooner_iBluAirJGR]

I'm a big fan of Monk. Its very durable and has a nice amount of versatility (aoe silence, one ilm punch, first of earth/fire/wind etc.). The only down side is the damage output takes a while to build up (unless you have cooldowns ready) and its hard to land positional skills without using a stun first.

[Laxxus]

ninja are great in secure but they get bad cred cuz half the ninjas are nintards always stealthing wandering around and fighting in the road instead of flag.

[lotti]

thank you for the reply, i don't really care about stealth and if i play, i play for two reasons:

1) fun
2) win

mnk sounds like more interesting and hard to master than ninja, i like it, but my biggest doubt is about potentiality

when i play as a sch, if i have a mnk on me, i usually overheal their damage, run away, hide, and 90% of the time, mnk can't kill me..if i have a nin on me, 90% of the time i will die..

i know, this mean nothing, but my impression is mnk can't really kill 1 vs 1 a healer, while nin instead have not many problem..

their play-style seems really similar (maybe i'm wrong here), and i prefer to play as a mnk, but i wouldn't play (and level)a class with less potential..

in conclusion, i will have no problem to play as a mnk, and i will accept very well the difficulty and 'hard to master' of the class, until effort/reward is considerable

hope you can understand what i mean, and forgive me for my poor english, it's not my mother language