I have no time for MMOs anymore but I'm the support class.

I remember being a kid playing Ragnarok Online as a Dancer (a girl-only class), because my guild needed one for certain spell combinations. During guild events people would always refer to me as "she" in voice chat and I didn't have a mic to correct them, but I also kind of liked it for some strange reason.

And of course since I already have a girl account, I might as well also make a sage character - the mechanics are good but also her dress is pretty...

MMOs were a very trans experience for me.

Always Be Casting

Never Be Not Casting

Paladin. I like being able to heal and help while also holding my own in combat.

Or some kind of caster/dps/glass cannon style where I'm squishy and weak but I can deal huge damage.

*confused OSRS player noises

When I played WoW my main was a holy paladin or fire/ice mage depending on expansion. In FF14, I played black mage.

Not MMORPGs, but either DPS or Support, depends on which has more engaging mechanics.

I like to be a tank or healer. Back when I played WOW. Its nice to feel wanted.

Whatever the warrior class is, sometimes tank sometimes dps. A big sword is mandatory.

I always slid more to the DPS side of things when I was younger, absolutely adored that blade wizard build Rift had, but as I got older I slid more into the Healer role.

My time on FFXIV bouncing between running around as White Mage, Scholar, and Astrologian were some of the best times I've had in an MMO. It was hectic, at first, but once I got into the flow of things, it just clicked. Flowing from offensive casting to pulling someone from the brink of death, watching my tanks buffs count down to know when I need to refocus on them. Those tense fights where something went wrong, and now it's finding order in the chaos to bring it back together for one push.

Support, but few things clicked harder for me than Dervish and Paragon in GW.

Assassin/Ranger or DPS in general when I was a kid. Growing older I shifted to Healers/Supports.

DPS or support, generally I like pet classes. Pet can pwn the encounter and I'll be a bump on a log AFK, or doing other stuff in game. Enchanter was a lot of fun in EQ, but frustrating with people breaking mezz, killing your charm pet, or whining that you wouldn't buff them and you totally did it was some spell stack incompatibility and they spend the whole time being big gamer mad at you.

Ranged dps always.

confused EVE Online noises