This is the standard melee warrior class, and it excels in the front-line. The Wizard class plays like an orthodox mage-type class, attacking from a range with elemental spells.

The class is much more PP (mana) dependent than the Hunter class but it can do a lot more damage by exploiting elemental weaknesses more easily. I watched a Wizard cast a fireball on a monster which dealt burning damage for a few seconds afterward. The Ranger is more similar to the Hunter class, where the type of weapon you choose to wield determines your playstyle.

The difference is the Ranger attacks from a distance with bow or gun-type weapons, so it’s even more important to keep a good distance from the enemy.

I chose a Hunter class for this playthrough, and found that when playing the Hunter class and taking on boss characters, it was a lot less risky to take shots at the bosses using my Gunslash in gun mode, even though the damage output was less than if I were to use a melee weapon. This is simply because the boss characters do a huge amount of damage in large AOEs, so it was easier to kite them and take potshots. In addition, all classes must abuse a system that lets them perform a more powerful attack with stronger knockback properties against monsters by timing your attacks ala triggering in Final Fantasy VIII. This eliminates mindless clicking or button mashing and rewards you for rhythmically timing your attacks. The terrifying Rockbear boss performing a body slam. I actually had to get this picture off the net because the fights were so intense I forgot to take screenshots.

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