Dragon dogma should i change vocation

Top Voted Answer. Best time to change your vocation is when your tired of it or it's not working out for you anymore, it's also a good thing to strive to get all the augmentations of the vocations you plan on being. I also started strider, i went though ranger, magik archer and assassin and honestly strider is still my favortie.

User Info: Priminoid. Other Answers. It's all depends on what kind of vocation suits you better. Please take note on this Because it will come a time when you will need to defeat the ur dragon. And you will need your bow and arrow to attack on it's wings. You can never climb on it's wings to attack it.

Last edited by Grr. Originally posted by Grr. Austherus View Profile View Posts. The downside is that if you level too much on a class with attributes that you will end up not really needing for your future main class, it will cause "differences" in your character's constitution that you might not like. How bad is it I'm not sure as I've never tried it myself, it could be a meaningless difference or a very impacting one for all I know.

Originally posted by zadymek :. Karathrax View Profile View Posts. As for MK's burst damage, this is from my first and favorite Arisen on console, which had about hours in its file. Nor does Assassin, Ranger or any other vocation. Originally posted by Karathrax :. NineFold only "misses" if you fire it into occluded terrain.

I'm also not talking about seeker, it's scension. As for other stave skills, by the time those are cast the monster should be dead, which was my point to begin with. Scension does the same thing so does radiance, both of them faster, much faster, which again is the premise of the original post. Not taking damage at all negates the need for invoking healing to begin with if we're going to start talking absolutes to up the argumentation ante ala gamfaqs, but I'm not interested in synthetics, only time tested practicalities of efficiency.

Each class must first be unlocked before you change into it, and this costs Discipline Points per class. Fortunately, you can swap between your unlocked classes at will, without incurring any further cost. You must unlock these classes separately for your main character and your Main Pawn , and your hired Pawns cannot have their classes changed at all. Discipline Points are obtained passively through the game. They are gained at the same time as Experience Points, and the amount you get will depend on your current class rank.

All classes begin with a rank of one and max out at rank nine, which is when you'll be earning the most Discipline Points. As such, the more time you spend in a class, the more Discipline Points you'll have available to unlock the next one. More topics from this board Come join me for a chat with Karathrax! Side Quest 5 Answers Where can I find dlc armor?

Build 5 Answers. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? If I start as a fighter, how do I change to Ranger? I've played briefly with all 3 classes, and while Mage seemed the most fun, I couldn't figure out targetting fireballing rabits when you're surrounded by bandits is frustrating as hell - so any help there as well would be nice.

User Info: Plutalis Plutalis 8 years ago 2 Once you reach level 10, you can speak to the innkeeper at Gran Soren, or you can speak to Olra in Bitterblack Isle to change your vocation. User Info: HatchetHound HatchetHound 8 years ago 5 Just dicking around as a mage in the village leaders house right after you choose a Vocation, I can say clicking LS does let you aim as long as you're still charging.

User Info: Viscidius Viscidius 8 years ago 7 Casters are epic in this game, once you get bolide comets on sorceror you will feel like a god.