What's the Best Human Support Class?

This episode was sponsored by Skillshare. Humans have the ability to form groups with players from other factions. This is not a unique ability. Many builds can execute powerful team combos that benefit both players, but

human

s have by far the most options when it comes to choosing.

what

kind of

support

they want to enroll in their group. I already made a video discussing the two most popular options, dogs and cats, but I think it's worth giving them their own more specific classes of

support

. I will divide them into three. Categories Mounts Battle Summons and Companion Mounts are characters that players can combine with to form a more powerful battle unit.

The most popular example of this is the horse and for good reason horses have high base power and mobility and also have high enough stamina regeneration to be useful for fast travel in combat. Horses can deal a lot of damage using their kick move, which is powerful enough to shoot Midway players. Now, one thing about mounts is that in order for them to work they must have Specht in social skills, but they also need an intelligence level that is much lower than that of the

human

player in order to gain full control. Horses meet this criterion perfectly.

Humans have attempted to align themselves with other similar structures with much less success. Anyway, it is important to keep in mind that horses. They are not the perfect mount, their most obvious flaw is their extremely low HP, most animals can recover from minor injuries, but horses will actually end the game if one of their legs is broken, so if the mount's HP Low is not your thing, actually I would. Instead, I recommend the elephant. Elephants are the tank ax support built throughout the game, even being able to shrug off the blows of a charging rhino, of course opting for the elephant is a huge sacrifice in terms of mobility, not just others. much slower, but elephants do it too.

You don't have access to movement jump, which means that any obstacles counter them hard, these mounts are by far the most powerful, but if you need to fast travel on a server that has an environmental damage special effect, like say, the Arctic or the desert, then you will need a mount that can withstand those effects for the desert. Your

best

option is the can. Camels have heat resistance, do not incur the blindness debuff from sandstorms, and can store reserve stamina using their hump ability. They also have an additional bonus skill related to their upkeep cost Now, as a human player, it's your job to make sure the support player doesn't waste time working for you without getting XP in return, so you need to provide that XP and Different constructions require different shapes.

Horses are pretty simple. They can feed on grass or grain basically anywhere, so they have a relatively low maintenance cost. Elephants, on the other hand, require enormous amounts of food to sustain themselves, making them really impractical double companions as they will have to spend most of their time searching for food. or require you to divide up most of your

best

loot and have them return to the camels. They have the same relative ease of maintenance as horses, but with the added benefit of being highly resistant to cactus defense mechanisms. Cacti are worth a ton of XP if you can get past their powerful defense mechanisms.

Camels can outright ignore cactus damage, so this is a big plus if you're trying to traverse desert servers where cacti may be the only loot available. The camels are also no slouch when it comes to combat. They are more than capable of fending off attacks from Midway characters such as dogs and rams due to both their height advantage and their surprisingly powerful bite attack. These three builds are incredible additions to your party, greatly increasing your team's survivability and defensive capabilities. group, but sometimes the problem is not survivability, sometimes the Mane humans need another player to cover their bad matchups which, as explained in my video, are humans who tend to be small, evasive structures, hard to hit even with projectiles and capable of not only not speeding them up, but also outmaneuvering them by digging or perching on trees.

This is where they can really benefit from the second category of support class,

what

I call battle summons. Battle Summons are players that humans can form groups with to deal damage to targets that are normally difficult to do against this type of support, it is usually only useful on the offensive, so if you are trying to defend an objective Like, for example, a field containing a bath you are growing, you may want to opt for a different composition, perhaps the best one. An example of this is the Raptor, since humans do not have the ability to fly or reach, it is essential that they team up with a raptor to better deal with other Flyers, of course, because birds have hollow bones, it would be quite irresponsible for a human to come. his bird teammate to attack any large target that can counterattack with blunt force, but then again, humans usually don't need help in that matchup, perhaps one of the most effective team combos in the game consists of the human, the dog, and the Raptor, the The dog can use his high-level olfactory skills to find players who are moving and then when they try to flee, the Raptor can use his high damage and high precision attack to deal the final blow .

One thing birds can't do is reach. Players who hide underground and this is where the ferret battle summon comes in. Ferrets pitting against burrowing structures such as rabbits, rodents and snakes is greatly favored and humans can use this to their advantage as they like birds, they have no immediate counterplay options when their opponents hide where they can't reach This technology was first pioneered by leading humans in the Egyptian server during the Bronze Age. Well, the last type of support is what everyone calls the companion type and this is where the definition of support begins to emerge. to fall apart because humans can team up with basically anyone else and at least get a slight morale boost.

There are many bills that make excellent companions, but there are some that I would recommend avoiding. I will divide them into two categories. the first are constructs that humans cannot effectively support and the second are bills that curse their group members with a charisma debuff for the first group. I want to highlight two bills, the first is the octopus, many players assume due to its high intelligence stat. Octopuses would make excellent party members, but the most important thing to remember is that in a company, the human player also plays the role of moral support for their non-human counterpart, the higher the intelligence level of their support player, the more attention will require and, as discussed in other videos various capsules are among the best intelligence builds in the game, the problem here is that because octopuses and humans can't really cross over to each other's natural servers, they don't There are many good options for neither of them to support the other and as a result, octopus players often try to end the relationship and escape the base that the humans provide for them, but unfortunately this also ends up ending their current game as they lack of the capacity of the lungs.

The next version on our list also has the same problem of being too tall. An intelligence statistic for their own good Parrots don't have the same problem of not being able to cross over to the human servant, but they have an even higher intelligence than Octave and since they are highly social in constitution, they require even more attention and support than Octopuses. , they are actually comparable to a low level human player, although they have a fairly high morale boosting potential almost at the same level as cats, they require so much attention that humans cannot function effectively as their teammates unless their skill tree has allowed them to work from home, it is true that this bill has an above average presence in the highest scores, but I attribute that to popularity bias.

Well, now for the second category, it is an unfortunate fact that the personnel bonuses given to you by a teammate are not always desirable and there are many that actually incur negative stat changes, especially the charisma of the teammates. Human players who team up with arthropods and certain reptiles often experience this mainly because arthropods and snakes have a high level of intimidation which is completely contrary to any charisma ability the human player tries to use, while this can work very good for deterring other players in most biomes in the city biome, where most human Mane play almost all important quests and achievements will be more difficult if you are low on Charisma and high on Intimidation, so in my opinion, The disadvantages really outweigh the possible advantages.

I know I didn't cover every possible support class, so if you have experience with one I left out, I encourage you to leave a comment detailing what you think its pros and cons are in the end. of the day I have yet to see any good argument for any support that rivals the incredible usefulness of the dog, a topic I covered in this video. Dogs here are also the only teammates who actually give humans a charisma bonus that basically elevates them to God level. supporting your list teamwork is a difficult skill to master, but if you need to learn new skills, let me tell you about the skill. sugar pill share is an online learning community with over 20,000 classes in design business technology and more.

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