Every time I attempted to run into Lost Ark's smaller edges the game would throw some wild scenario to pull me back to the bottom of the game. It's tough to
Lost Ark Gold not be angry when one of the villains is a parrot from the pirate's world that fights on a tabletop, after you've swollen yourself up with a magic potion. The combat alone is reason enough to take a chance and give Lost Ark a go, along with its unimaginative size and many weird tangents succeed in defying its boring storytelling and by-the-numbers quests. It's not quite a classic and I've had a lots of fun watching it attempt to be one.
I've been a gunslinger whose rifle shot plows a furrow in the ground leading directly to Hell, a paladin who wields a sword that Cloud from Final Fantasy 7 would call "a bit much," and a deathblade who carries more knives than a knife convention. My preferred of the more higher-level classes of Lost Ark is the artillerist who is simply an enormous gun.
I'm not certain why artillerists aren't the most popular choice, however, we're outnumbered by berserkers, paladins, and bards. They're not getting the recognition they deserve. Being an artillerist is similar to having a mix of the Heavy Weapons Guy from Team Fortress 2 and the broadside from the naval world.
The Sherlock Holmes stories in the Sherlock Holmes stories, Sherlock Holmes. Watson is known to carry an old service revolver from his Army days due to an emotional attachment to shooting people. The artillerist has a similar story but instead of the Army you appear to
Lost Ark Gold Buy have been part of some sort or steampunk Air Navy, and instead of a revolver, you've decided to carry a cannon from a ship to carry into your civilian life.
