Commando/Attacker: Build attack chains more easily with enhanced Strength.
Ravager/Blaster: Charge enemy chain gauges with concentrated attacks.
Sentinel/Defender: Shield allies from enemy attacks with enhanced Defense.
Saboteur/Jammer: Enfeeble enemies while charging their chain gauges.
Synergist/Enhancer: Support allies with an array of magical enhancements.
Medic/Healer: Focus on restoring HP and removing status ailments.
I'd say Commando/Attacker. In these kinds of games I usually do great with a more offensive type class, while the others like the kind you mentioned are usually harder to master for me. Building attack chains and higher strength would probably suit me best.
In fact, these reason is why Soldier is my fav Mass Effect class and Scout/Soldier/Sniper are my fav TF2 Classes
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If someday we meet in person in the near future, and I had recently done anything that would confirm that I had become a Brony (which as of now I am not one), such as if I had posted on a Pony-related fan-site, drawn a Pony-themed artwork, contributed to a Pony fanfic, or anything else along those lines. If I have done anything like that, I want you to punch me in the face without warning. This make sound like I'm joking, but I am absolutely serious about this. Ignore any future statements retracting this if I ever make any. Though if you do, please first confirm that it is me who is doing it, and not some Brony who is posing as me and wants to see me get punched. I do not wish to go down the path of the Bronies, and hopefully those of you reading this will help me so that it stays that way, if god forbid I ever even attempt it.
Thank you.
For a moment, I thought the Attacker was going to beat the Ravager, but that changed fairly quickly.
Nobody want's to be The Status Effect Guy Saboteur. I'm surprised I didn't see that coming. Even the Synergist fared better that he did.
There either a power struggle or a mutual accord between the Commandos, The Sentinels, and the Medics. I guess that's understandable because you usually want to pummel Mage-resistant enemies, Protect your mage with a Mighty Glacier or Stone Wall, and/or Heal away any damage as soon as it's inflicted (or revive your mage if he's been squished).
