There's only 4 classes that are fun in this era.

[Goregasmic]

Originally Posted by DanielStula [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

There's something truly special about experiencing the game as it was in 1999it's like stepping back into a simpler, more immersive world. Do you think modern updates and graphics have taken away some of the game's original charm? Could returning to a pure, classic version actually enhance the experience for new players?

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[Hannibal]

I think Druid is tops for me.

I can be the healer/spot-healer, keep the group moving to new adventures, charm a bit (Kael, Chardok, & PoM are super fun to charm in), quadding pays the bills for exp and loot (Sentient Suits, PoM Forest to feed new folks a squire flower), everyone loves some PotG, and you can be a tree.

And if you are new player, it is 100% the class you should be picking. Dying is just awful in P99. You quickly get root/snare/gate/SoW and most deaths become avoidable with those.

[bcbrown]

Originally Posted by Hannibal [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

and you can be a tree.

I love Treeform/Spirit of Oak, they're such nice spells. There's downsides though. Last month I was playing a druid alt when a couple people came into my camp and started pulling mobs. I sent them a nasty tell and they were like "dude we thought it was empty, you look like a tree" and we all had a good laugh at it.

I really enjoy the quality of life of having good runspeed, tracking, and foraging, so for me it's druid/ranger/bard. Not to mention levitate, invis, snare, some form of lull, some form of cc (root/mez). Not necessarily the most powerful classes but lots of fun to play.

[Ennewi]

The original post is a testament to this game, even if backhanded. There are, what, 14 classes all told and approx 1/3rd received high marks, with 1/2 being approved of when including honorable mentions. My list would add up to be about the same, but with a somewhat different composition. How many other MMOs, or games in other genres, could boast those same numbers? DAoC and maybe a few others.