Are arans easy to fund and fun to play
I was wondering thicscause my favorite class pre bb was the Aran but new classes came out so decided to make for link skills and now that my dual blade is almost level 200 I was wondering if they are fun and cheap because my friend got a 140 psb 3l epic good potential and they seem pretty easy to fund but I don't know for sure
September 19, 2012
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Very easy to fund, not so easy to "play," I guess.
Arans naturally have high damage, we're definitely up there on the strongest unfunded classes, but our play-style is definitely different than other classes.
A large majority of people just say "button mashing = not hard." We're not like other classes where you can hold down one button and occasionally use one or two others.
We use a combination of the arrow keys and the attack key for everything, and you can't hold anything down either.
Of course there will be that person that just goes around using OSFB and that's it. Although it's still a bit different than other classes it's boring.
You might (and probably will) need some adjusting to play Aran, and it might not be enjoyable. I think that's the main reason most people dislike Arans.
Arans actually use a larger amount of skills than most people think.. OSFB is your main skill but at any time you can switch to spamming FT to quickly get rid of a mob and move onto the next one. Or if there are mobs around you? Use a quick RS while jumping to get rid of them on both sides and quickly move on. You can also use Final Charge to quickly get from one mob to the next, or to dodge lasers at Azwan (<-this is really fun ).
Long story short : Arans are easy to hit high, but don't appeal to everyone because of a different play-style.
don't forget there also around 200mill for the books
Think UMVC 3 since Aran has a combo system and that they require a certain amount of combo to use the skills you want to use. That's what I think when ever I play my Aran.
mass UP+UP+ATTACK! lvl 74/3 and I love mine. but it's much harder to control (and that's good)