Warriors have strong survivability, and their talent effect is to increase attack based on health. They can both withstand damage and deal damage, and can still guarantee output even if they stack all their health.

However, a certain level of operational skill is required in the early stages.

Otherwise, you'll only die faster.

Mages, on the other hand, find it more difficult to survive.

With its fragile build and long attack intervals, I wonder if the weapons here have a mana bar. If so, that would be another weakness.

However, if you can survive until the late game, the mage will definitely be the strongest damage dealer, without a doubt.

Based on Su Bai's experience.

In tower-climbing challenge games, if you want to achieve higher scores, mages are generally the first choice, and only beginners would choose warriors or similar classes when starting out.

priest...

Judging from the talent description, it seems to be a class that stacks armor and counter-attacks?

Iron turtle style.

That's also an option.

Leaving aside its output capability.

At least in terms of survivability, it's definitely top-notch.

As for marksmen, he has always regarded them as a replacement for mages.

They are both physically fragile.

And remote output.

Although it doesn't have the weaknesses of a mage, it does require a certain level of proficiency.

There is no such thing as assisted shooting in immortality.

If you miss, you miss.

Many players who chose the archer class start the game three or four days later than other players.

It's used to practice archery skills.

Unless you have a preference.

Otherwise, Su Bai would have no reason to choose this profession.

The same applies to assassins.

Trading survivability for maximum output has never been his preferred style.

therefore.

Su Bai will only make a choice among the first three options.

After thinking for a moment, he first ruled out the warrior class. Su Bai's skills were not bad, but he felt that the warrior's growth potential was not high. Perhaps the early stage would be easier than the other two classes, but the later stage would be very difficult.

Especially the innate abilities of warriors.

It seems that as long as you increase your health, you can also increase your damage output.

In reality, one may fall into a choice trap.

Finally, unable to increase their health or clear monsters with their attacks, they fell into a dilemma and were worn down to death.

As for priests and mages....

priest!

Su Bai finally made a decision.

The priest may not be the best choice in this challenge mode, but after four years of training in his previous life, he always puts 'stability' first, making the priest his dream job.

Sure!

[You have chosen a class! Please select your starting weapon!]

A system voice sounded.

Three more orbs of light appeared in front of Su Bai, each containing a uniquely styled weapon.

【Psionic Bubble: Level 1, Damage 15 (+50% Attack), 3-second cooldown. Releases a bubble at the enemy, dealing damage in a small area and applying the 'Wet' status effect to the target.】

[Knight's Greatsword: Level 1, Damage 15 (+80% Attack Panel), Cooldown 2 seconds, Normal Attack Mode is Vertical Slash, After a Short Charge, a Horizontal Slash can be Performed, Attacking Up to Three Targets in Front of the Sword Simultaneously]

[Holy Light Brand: Level 1, Damage 15 (+30% Attack Panel), 1-second cooldown, automatically triggers when attacked, releasing holy light to attack all enemies within one meter]

...

These three weapons clearly correspond to different styles and schools of thought.

There are no mandatory restrictions on occupations.

Judging from strength alone.

The knight's greatsword, with its high damage and short cooldown, is definitely the most efficient weapon for clearing mobs. If he initially chose the warrior class, he could just grab it without hesitation.

But he is a pastor.

The Holy Light Mark, which also triggers an attack effect upon being hit, is undoubtedly the most suitable for him.

Selected.

A bright radiance suddenly floated around his body and began to circulate.

Then.

The notification sounded again in my ear.

[Please prepare, the first wave of attacks will arrive in one minute!]

...

At this moment.

Su Bai can now see his current character attributes.

Baidi

Human Race

[Level: 1, Experience: 0%]

Occupation: Priest

Life support: 120

Attack: 10

[Defense: 5]

[Speed: 1]

[Special Feature: Recovers 1.2 points of maximum health when attacked, and deals x2 damage to a random enemy]

[Weapon: Holy Light Brand]

[Item: None]

...

These attributes are extremely poor compared to his original stats.

Su Bai tried to move.

With a movement speed of only 1 point, he suddenly felt as if a huge boulder was pressing down on him, making him walk as slowly as a snail, and even when he ran, he was only equivalent to a snail moving at full speed...

He wanted to find a better position to face the enemy.

But looking around...

They quickly gave up on the idea.

There wasn't a single obstacle on the empty platform that could serve as cover for him.

He can't get too close to the edge yet.

Otherwise, if you don't get killed by the monster but accidentally fall off the platform and get eliminated, wouldn't that be a joke?

In the blink of an eye,

The countdown is almost over.

Whoosh!

Suddenly, beams of light appeared in the square, and green goblins wielding large clubs appeared out of thin air before him.

"Uri wala!"

The nearest goblin screeched and lunged at him.

Ugly Goblin: Level 1, Health 35

...

Seeing the monster, which was less than half his height and wielding a wooden club as thick as leg bones, Su Bai did not dodge but went straight for it, taking a full hit of its attack.

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