This not a bait question. I'm genuinely curious about the reasoning - assuming it's reasoned - behind the unpopularity of RNGs.
I rolled one up and played a bit and I was favorably impressed. I also spent some time studying their spells and abilities which added to my favorable impression. Now, the thing that puzzles me is that RNGs have a line of spells which all stack with one another and also stack with dedicated healer AC/HP buffs that grant such useful melee/tank aDPS as +attack, +combat abilities, AC, HPs, and DS. They also have an AA ability that grants a very nice boost to caster crit chance which lasts for 1:30. You have to choice of melee DPS, or ranged DPS. They have lots of useful utilities, and they can even heal for respectable amounts at higher levels.
So why are they so unpopular?
Is it just that they fail the max/min test?
Am I over-stating their goodies?
What are the issues?
Thanks for your insights.
I rolled one up and played a bit and I was favorably impressed. I also spent some time studying their spells and abilities which added to my favorable impression. Now, the thing that puzzles me is that RNGs have a line of spells which all stack with one another and also stack with dedicated healer AC/HP buffs that grant such useful melee/tank aDPS as +attack, +combat abilities, AC, HPs, and DS. They also have an AA ability that grants a very nice boost to caster crit chance which lasts for 1:30. You have to choice of melee DPS, or ranged DPS. They have lots of useful utilities, and they can even heal for respectable amounts at higher levels.
So why are they so unpopular?
Is it just that they fail the max/min test?
Am I over-stating their goodies?
What are the issues?
Thanks for your insights.