Which class do you identify with?

[SoulGuardian.6203]

Here's a fun one.Taking into consideration your phisical form, level of fitness, and personality wise.Which class do you think you are more suited to in real life?I don't mean your ingame favourite, but the one that has more to do with you.For instance.Are you passive, agressive?

This poll is not to be taken seriously.It's just a bit of fun.

[whoeverxwins.1279]

Hmm, I'm probably that odd mix of physical and magic user. Though disabled, I ride horses a lot so I am pretty fit. I couldn't see me handling a greatsword, but a staff - axe/torch mirage with lots off magical dodges would suit me well.

[SoulGuardian.6203]

@whoeverxwins.1279 said:Hmm, I'm probably that odd mix of physical and magic user. Though disabled, I ride horses a lot so I am pretty fit. I couldn't see me handling a greatsword, but a staff - axe/torch mirage with lots off magical dodges would suit me well.

Pretty cool.I see mesmers, and see horses.Since GW1 always had that idea of them .

[whoeverxwins.1279]

@SoulGuardian.6203 said:

@whoeverxwins.1279 said:Hmm, I'm probably that odd mix of physical and magic user. Though disabled, I ride horses a lot so I am pretty fit. I couldn't see me handling a greatsword, but a staff - axe/torch mirage with lots off magical dodges would suit me well.

Pretty cool.I see mesmers, and see horses.Since GW1 always had that idea of them .

If they ever put a horse mount or skin in the game, I'd be all over it. Even if it was the slowest mount available. Said as 3 Arabians go charging past me as I take a sit down break. lol

[SoulGuardian.6203]

I suppose I should put mine too.I choose ranger, because of their general feel to keep calm and keep to the background.Sort of like camouflaged.

Just like them too, I love pets and nature.Since I'm not extraordinarily strong but not weak neither, a medium class suits me well.I'm not much of an engineer and somersaults aren't my forte, but I am extremely fast, either running as well as with my arms and hands.

I like to backup people and help if I see them in a tough situation.So yeah. Ranger fits me like a glove.

[Trise.2865]

My job doesn't define who I am.

[SoulGuardian.6203]

@Trise.2865 said:My job doesn't define who I am.

Come on. Go along with it.Don't be a spoil sport. ;)

[Tsakhi.8124]

I'm not in the best of shape, but I will do anything to protect those I care for. I'm passive until a threat arises, then I go into rabid Tsakhi mode. XD

[Gryphon.2875]

I've always wanted to have a zombie horde...

[Just a flesh wound.3589]

If it’s real life and you’re a necromancer can you bring skeletons in people’s closet to life? Because that would be an interesting party trick.

I’ll be a necromancer.

[Iucrum.5860]

I played assassin in GW1 so I identify with thief in GW2. The stealthy and strategic playstyle suit me better.

[Donari.5237]

I am not sure any of them actually work for me. Let's just call me one of the civilians the professions protect :)

[Bolbo Baggins.8594]

I chose ranger. I love nature and animals. So the choice is easy :) I did almost always play rangers main in gw 1 and gw2. For playing im going for a Norn Revenant experience. Time for something different, and themed to the new content.

[Batel.9206]

In terms of physical ability...a little over a decade ago I could easily have been a thief. Several years of gymnastics tends to hone one into an athletic Chihuahua-on-caffeine bounce machine - or it did when I was a little girl. Nowadays, I most identify with the class "couch potato." (Well...maybe a couch French fry instead of a whole potato. I'm scrawny.)

Personality-wise? A mix of guardian (I am intensely protective of my friends and family and strongly justice-minded), thief (I tend to keep to myself unless there's a fight...and regularly scare the daylights out of people who think I'm on the other side of the house but I've actually moved noiselessly to be standing right behind them), and mesmer (in keeping with the themes of masks and illusions, I rarely show people who I really am, preferring to keep up a cheerful, polite facade).

But for the sake of this poll? Probably guardian overall. :)

[Westenev.5289]

I guess I'd be a terrible ranger - I like forming bonds with pets, but hell if I could draw a bow fast enough to perform a rapid fire or barrage...

[thepenmonster.3621]

Ranger because I'd rather send in a bear to fight zombies than do it myself.

[Guthix.5138]

I trained my roommate's dog to attack her, so yeah, I think I would be a great ranger or beast master.

[Blood Red Arachnid.2493]

I was an engineering major in highschool. It was a mistake, mostly because they didn't teach me much and everything I learned was obsolete in 5 years. It was all about building miniatures, and thanks to my tremors it proved to be a painful and frustrating endeavor. In college I was first a chemistry major, wherein I spent most of my time burning myself with acid, but I was good enough to land a side-gig from the professor's recommendations. Eventually I got bored of chemistry and switched to mathematics, but then my health went from failing to failed, so now my profession is the mass aggregation of pity.

Even in my state, people still come to me with their mechanical problems. I guess I have a mind for it. The reason why I liked math is because there's a mechanical sense to it. So, out of all the professions, the one I relate to the most is clear:

Frustrating NPC escort.

[sokeenoppa.5384]

Thief. Im a strategic person in real life, i play chess, RTS games and stuff like that were you need to be sneaky to overcome your enemy. Also i spent few years in military as a liutenant in guerrilla forces.

[Abelisk.5148]

Revenant, aesthetically. I really suck playing with it though.

[maddoctor.2738]

Elementalist and Engineer because they are the more science-y professions and I like science, research, data and all that.Now between the two I picked Elementalist because I find it more of the "mental" type of research, while Engineer is more physical and I prefer software over hardware.

[HnRkLnXqZ.1870]

I like to tinker and design make-shift-crafts to solve problems in the short term, until the professionals arrive and do it correctly. Sadly this can take between an hour and several months. So aside of being cheap and quick, my solutions have to sustain for some time. I love working with chemicals (job), using natural laws to my advantage. I often get asked by my colleagues when things are broken or not working as they should. As long as the problem has a mechanical or programming issue, I can mostly solve it on my own. I permanently carry around a 25kg neodym magnet, which serves as a 3rd arm/hand for me and a twisted piece of metal, which serves as a key, pry and screwdriver. Protection gear is used as a shield and not kept white shining to impress the ladies. I often draw the dangers towards me to protect my colleagues, so I am often tasked with the stuff no one wants/dares to do. Not as efficient, fast or powerful as the others, what makes me feel a little useless sometimes. But while I do the ugly stuff, others can go beyond their limits. I contribute my part.

[Naxos.2503]

Engineer, I'm a tinkerer and I like to experiment with completely crazy setups, just for kicks.

Also, Nax likes big booms.

[Ayakaru.6583]

If the warrior is a viable class in any game, I'll take.In other cases, I'll take it and make do.I've played games where the warrior class was at the bottom of the pecking order, in which case i tried to make do, or had a different class for online content.

Some games only have variations, like the berserker, or knight, but i always think
magic is fancy and all, but it don't beat a slab of steel embedded in one's skull

[Super Hayes.6890]

I chose revenant because I've been using the same utility skills since 1984