So what to do?

So what to do?

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Posted by: MorceluLebeau.5109

MorceluLebeau.5109

First NOT a QQ thread!

Secondly, I’m trying to start completely over and level a character as close to support as possible. Ie some healing, some conditions such as blind/cripple. Because I feel useless at times because I’ve never been the best at DPS, so. I was thinking Necromancer with their wells, but was wondering what other people think. Staff necro with marks/wells or is there a better all around support class?

I know guardian has the heals and tanks, but I’ve played the guardian, didn’t really like the feel of it, so any suggestions or thoughts?

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Posted by: Bruno Sardine.2907

Bruno Sardine.2907

Engineers….

- Health kit to place down some heals (6s cooldown), condition removal, and a fury/switness buff (f1-4 skill is a self heal on a short cooldown)
- Elixir U (i think) is a stun break that restores all your endurance and can be tossed (f1-4 skill) to help revive players (other useful elixirs as well)
- Elixir Gun auto-attack applies bleeds and weakness, has a cripple (which also gives nearby players swiftness), can lay down a healing field (on 20s cooldown) and has an f1-4 ability to give you and nearby players regeneration.
- Grenade kit can apply blind, bleeds, slow (via chilling effect), poison
- You also have the rifle, pistol, and shield (in some combination) that all have various CC and other mechanics to them.

Basically, an engineer is a super flexible platform to do all sorts of support. You can even go a bomb kit route where you essentially can tank n’ heal while laying bombs.

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Posted by: Bruno Sardine.2907

Bruno Sardine.2907

double post…

I also play a necro…. I feel like it has a little less support on the group, but manages conditions like a champ.

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Posted by: Gilosean.3805

Gilosean.3805

Water-focused elementalist does good support, and can also do damage. Plus, Eles can switch attunement at the drop of a hat.

So you can be in fire at first to drop some big hits on the enemies, switch to water to heal, switch to air for more damage, switch to earth for some toughness / armor, back to water for more healing, back to fire for the final kills. Takes a bit to get used to, but it’s a blast.