What are the character classes under Clear Skies? Explanation of the character class system in Clear Skies

What are the character classes in Under the Clear Sky? The game currently has quite a few classes, which can lead to many new players not fully understanding the related information about the classes. This makes it difficult for them to choose a class. To choose a class, you must first know what classes are available and what the relationships of counterplay between the classes are. The following will address these issues and provide a detailed explanation.

Currently, there are 8 character classes in the game: Warrior, Assault, Mechanized Infantry, Shooter, Aerial, Special Agent, Aberrant, and Commander. The Warrior is an offensive melee class with excellent combat capabilities and good endurance, suitable for frontline assault operations.

Assault is a heavy melee role that can effectively deal with the raids from Mechanized Infantry; Mechanized Infantry is an assault melee class with very high mobility and considerable damage output, suitable for raiding in battles; Shooter is a ranged attack class capable of attacking from a distance, with stable damage output and some supportive effects, but suffers a 70% reduction in melee attack when fighting at close range;

Aerial has flying ability, allowing it to cross terrain, with very high mobility, suitable for support, flanking, and special types of combat; Special Agent is a specialized melee role with strong burst damage, posing a significant threat to units with lower defenses; Aberrant is a disruption class, using control skills and weakening effects to have various impacts on enemies, with strong survivability;

Commander is a support ranged class, capable of healing teammates, dispelling, and providing enhancement and other support abilities, with a 70% penalty in close-range combat, similar to the Shooter; Warrior counters Assault, Assault counters Mechanized Infantry, Mechanized Infantry counters Warrior, and Shooter, Aerial, and Special Agent follow a similar cycle of counterplay.

This concludes the introduction to the character classes in Under the Clear Sky. Each class has its own strengths and is also affected by certain factors from other classes. It's important to understand the counterplay relationships so that you can use this mechanism to your advantage in battle. Commander and Aberrant are not subject to the counterplay effects.