Your thoughts on Evan class

The way you were posting earlier, you were not talking like you play for fun. You were treating evan like a bad business deal. How can something prove itself to have a far better role if it isn't even given a chance before it is even RELEASED? Evan isn't a waste of time, nor a slow leveler.

I never said Evan was a slow leveler. I only said that he will fall short compared to every other class.

Of course I can't compare an onyx apple to skills, I am not talking about mobbing I am talking about Bossing, why use rage and enrage(hero) during a boss run when you can just use an onyx apple, and NOT have the buff dispelled and be FAR stronger?

Why play as an evan for mobbing when THE CHIEF OBLIVION GUARDIANS ARE ICE, LIGHTNING, AND POISON WEAK?. They have decent mobbing, but they will be overrun by mages.

THE ONLY SUPPORT SKILL THEY'LL REALLY BE NEEDED FOR(assumiing ghost lettering doesn't work on bosses, which I said. Is their magical resistance skill, and as I said, IF it is even a demanded skill, it's ONLY going to be demanded by lowly funded, inexperienced parties that can't withstand the proper amount of damage with PB, lowering your chance of success, since people can already successfully kill HT and Zakum, I seriously doubt they're going to want to waste their party space on a 20% magic reduction when they can get a priest to spam heal, negating the need to care about the damage as long as you survive, and can dispel you if you get seduced.

Also, here's another food for thought, how many Evans are going to be invited into boss runs with a giant dragon attached to it? Some parties have even banned me from not having an NX helm because my zakum helm was considered too potent for lag with it's special effects, what makes Evan any different?

That's why I said, evans only have the best mage gameplay. They're fun, but EVERY class can surpass them in terms of end-game abilities. With the exception of magic resistance, (and wheel of destiny, mind you it's a level 160+ skill), can you tell me something that Evans surpass ANY class at at end-game terms? Something that makes them desireable for bossing, or at least something that doesn't involve grinding till the end of level 200.

Evans mobbing:
Good, but AM's can mob better, Bishops can mob better at skelegons.
Evan loses.

Evan DPS:
Better in single target, better than mage on certain monsters, is adaptable since they can element reset, I/L am's beat them at chiefs, the current end-game monsters as far as I know. Any melee class can far outdamage them, because they're specifically MEANT for dps and they don't but a half assed effort into it.

Currently, though this could change, Evan loses here, but has more adaptability in lower levels.

Evan endurance:
Mages win in this regard, as their magic guard is more potent, although Evan would be more resistable during boss runs with magic resistance, they're still not going to be desired by too many people. Granted, there will be those ''friends'' that will invite Evan buddies into their runs, but that won't change the fact they'll only be able to bring up half of what another DPSER or bishop would be able to do.

Evan Training Speed:
Kicks major ass at lower levels, and is a decent speed at higher levels, doesn't compare to AM's though but they have a lot more of an enjoyable time playing Evan.

Evan diversity:
Evan wins here, they have the most unique skills in the game, and a near endless supply of attacks spells, but all mages have this(besides bishops. They just outgrow them constantly.


Evan= Flashy, cool, breath of fresh air, new, better at lower levels, doesn't just quite pack the punch at the end-game levels. Not that it matters though, maplestory is full of classes like that. To my previous quoter, that goes both ways, how can you instantly argue a class is useful without first checking it's abilities in actual boss battles? Of course Evan isn't a slow leveler, but they're not faster than AM's.