Gamers, Unite!!! MMO, MOBA, MMORPG, etc

Ninjaws said:

I like to 'break the system'. So I will usually make a character that uses unusual traits to maximize succes. That includes stuff like paying spells with blood and then healing upon hit in Path of Exile.

In Skyrim I used a conjuration/illusion mage. This ended up with me just summoning crap all day while no one could hurt me because of invisibility. Did get boring after a while though (no challenge).
I sometimes go assassin (Nightblade(illusion/onehanded)) which can be fun, but I will usually just end up coming out of the darkness and start attacking everything.

My favourite class is usually mage, because they get all kinds of cool stuff. I mean, swinging a sword is great and all, but shooting lightning is so much better.

In League of Legends my role is generally jungler, because I am good at keeping track of what is happening around the map. It is quite a thankless job though, since every little mistake everyone makes gets blamed on you. My favourite champion is Udyr, because of his insane snowball potential and dueling.

In making a character I tend to pay the least amount of attention to things like bribery and charisma. I prefer making my character more potent over giving him the ability to talk his way out of sticky situations.

For abilities I like things that buff my stats. So for instance, in Dark Souls I went with Sunlight Blade to enhance the damage my polearm did.

I find myself focussing all my stats on one 'core'. This way the playstyle revolves around a single thing, but the character will be extremely good at it.

I don't play MMOs or MMORPGs, so I can't speak for those.

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Little_Bird said:

Wow you've given this a lot of thought!!! I'll give you my ID on league and skyrim...as soon as I remember it XD

What I meant is to create 'stats' for each type X3 Example:

ESFP
Warrior/Tank class
Abilities: Charmed and Stunned, Joke Barrage, Sensor Slash...
Passives: Social Dexterity,...

You get the picture XD working on one for ENFPs, might post it on my blog, but thought I could come here for ideas X3

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Ninjaws said:

Oh sorry, It seems I missed the point of this thread completely

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Axwell said:

MOBA, LoL more specifically!

INTP
Supportive - Jungler
Abilities - Stealth, Intelligence boost (passively buffs Ability Power)

INTJ
Mage - Middle
Abilities - Laughs maniacally, taunting surrounding players for the duration of the channel. Creates a rocket ship, launching it at enemy players.

ENTJ
Fighter, hard team fighter - Top lane or Jungle
Abilities - Shouts at all surrounding enemy players, stunning them for 2 seconds.

ESTP
Mage - Middle
Abilities - Removes shades to remove all debuffs, deal with it. Flirts with enemy champion, charming them for 3 seconds.

ISTP
Assassin - Jungler
Abilities - Stealth, builds a turret that shoots enemy players.

INFP
Support - Bottom
Abilities - Cries around him/herself, dealing damage every second to surrounding enemies. Reads out poem, stunning players for a few seconds as they weep in tears.

That's all I could think off so far, maybe someone could think of more and add more abilities.

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oraphel said:

A generic RPG thing. Character class and attributes are mostly dependent on your top two functions.

~~~PERCEIVING FUNCTION~~~

Se (SP) -- A melee DPS. They're the kings of damage, whether sustained or burst, AoE or single-target. However DPS is all they can contribute, therefore making them reliant on a good team to enable them to deal massive damage. They also have little in the way of support utility. Being an Extrovert makes you more likely to be a durable, sturdy Warrior, while being an Introvert makes you more of a glass-cannon Assassin.

Si (SJ) -- A tank class. High defense and survivability, with party buffs and decent DPS to hold enemy aggro. They also have a good amount of crowd control effects. However their mobility is subpar. The tank alone determines the success of the party; if there is no good tank, no amount of DPS will make up for it. Being an Extrovert makes you a well-defended Paladin, while being an Introvert makes you a more offensive Vanguard.

Ne (NP) -- A ranged DPS. Damage is constant and sustained, mainly single-target with little AoE and crowd control effects. Their damage isn't as good as Se, but they make up for that in powerful enemy debuffs and overall combat versatility. Being an Extrovert makes you an Archer, having access to damage-over-time effects and more AoE attacks. Being an Introvert makes you an Engineer, having access to machinery like sentry guns, and even robots that periodically heal allies.

Ni (NJ) -- A magic DPS of sorts. Deals frightening amounts of AoE burst damage (almost as good as Se), along with a collection of crowd control effects. However, they're stupidly squishy and die in two or three hits.. Being an Extrovert makes you an Elemental Mage, focusing on crowd control effects, and being an Introvert makes you a Chaotic Mage, ripping enemies apart by bending space and time.

~~~JUDGING FUNCTION~~~

Ti (TP) -- Having Ti as your main judging function increases your damage. Nobody can match the ISTP Assassin's single-target damage. The ESTP Warrior can take on groups of enemies with ease due to increased AoE damage. INTP Engineers can have more sentry guns active at once, and ENTP Archers are right behind ISTPs in terms of damage.

Te (TJ) -- Having Te as your main judging function increases your survivability. ISTJ Vanguards can take almost twice as much damage than they can deal, and that's saying something, considering the already high damage output of the Vanguard. ESTJ Paladins simply cannot be killed. INTJ Chaotic Mages, after getting hit by a boss attack, have a chance to reverse time and regain half the health they lost. ENTJ Elemental Mages can cast elemental shields on themselves and on allies.

Fi (FP) -- Having Fi as your main judging function allows you to heal. ISFP Assassins can place marks on enemies, allowing allies to steal small amounts of health as they attack. ESFP Warriors have a health regeneration aura that strengthens the more they attack. INFP Engineers are often the main healers with increased heal potency from their robots. ENFP Archers can plant seeds that quickly grow into trees that bear healing fruit.

Fe (FJ) -- Having Fe as your main judging function increases your support utility. ISFJ Vanguards have more potent party buffs, both offensive and defensive. ESFJ Paladins draw more enemy aggro with their attacks. INFJ Chaotic Mages can put themselves and their allies in stasis to protect them from incoming attacks. The crowd control effects of ENFJ Elemental Mages are more potent and last longer.

Boy, that was fun. It kinda fell apart when I got to judging functions, though. There was also so many other classes I could have used instead, like bards and martial artists and the like. Oh, well.

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Innogen said:

A generic RPG thing. Character class and attributes are mostly dependent on your top two functions.

~~~PERCEIVING FUNCTION~~~

Se (SP) -- A melee DPS. They're the kings of damage, whether sustained or burst, AoE or single-target. However DPS is all they can contribute, therefore making them reliant on a good team to enable them to deal massive damage. They also have little in the way of support utility. Being an Extrovert makes you more likely to be a durable, sturdy Warrior, while being an Introvert makes you more of a glass-cannon Assassin.

Si (SJ) -- A tank class. High defense and survivability, with party buffs and decent DPS to hold enemy aggro. They also have a good amount of crowd control effects. However their mobility is subpar. The tank alone determines the success of the party; if there is no good tank, no amount of DPS will make up for it. Being an Extrovert makes you a well-defended Paladin, while being an Introvert makes you a more offensive Vanguard.

Ne (NP) -- A ranged DPS. Damage is constant and sustained, mainly single-target with little AoE and crowd control effects. Their damage isn't as good as Se, but they make up for that in powerful enemy debuffs and overall combat versatility. Being an Extrovert makes you an Archer, having access to damage-over-time effects and more AoE attacks. Being an Introvert makes you an Engineer, having access to machinery like sentry guns, and even robots that periodically heal allies.

Ni (NJ) -- A magic DPS of sorts. Deals frightening amounts of AoE burst damage (almost as good as Se), along with a collection of crowd control effects. However, they're stupidly squishy and die in two or three hits.. Being an Extrovert makes you an Elemental Mage, focusing on crowd control effects, and being an Introvert makes you a Chaotic Mage, ripping enemies apart by bending space and time.

~~~JUDGING FUNCTION~~~

Ti (TP) -- Having Ti as your main judging function increases your damage. Nobody can match the ISTP Assassin's single-target damage. The ESTP Warrior can take on groups of enemies with ease due to increased AoE damage. INTP Engineers can have more sentry guns active at once, and ENTP Archers are right behind ISTPs in terms of damage.

Te (TJ) -- Having Te as your main judging function increases your survivability. ISTJ Vanguards can take almost twice as much damage than they can deal, and that's saying something, considering the already high damage output of the Vanguard. ESTJ Paladins simply cannot be killed. INTJ Chaotic Mages, after getting hit by a boss attack, have a chance to reverse time and regain half the health they lost. ENTJ Elemental Mages can cast elemental shields on themselves and on allies.

Fi (FP) -- Having Fi as your main judging function allows you to heal. ISFP Assassins can place marks on enemies, allowing allies to steal small amounts of health as they attack. ESFP Warriors have a health regeneration aura that strengthens the more they attack. INFP Engineers are often the main healers with increased heal potency from their robots. ENFP Archers can plant seeds that quickly grow into trees that bear healing fruit.

Fe (FJ) -- Having Fe as your main judging function increases your support utility. ISFJ Vanguards have more potent party buffs, both offensive and defensive. ESFJ Paladins draw more enemy aggro with their attacks. INFJ Chaotic Mages can put themselves and their allies in stasis to protect them from incoming attacks. The crowd control effects of ENFJ Elemental Mages are more potent and last longer.

Boy, that was fun. It kinda fell apart when I got to judging functions, though. There was also so many other classes I could have used instead, like bards and martial artists and the like. Oh, well.

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