In this episode, we bring you the recommended jobs for casual players in Adventure Star. In Adventure Star, each hero has a corresponding job classification, and heroes of different jobs excel in different combat styles. Some heroes are not suitable for casual players due to their skills relying on numerical bonuses or high synthesis costs. Therefore, in the following, I will recommend some jobs that are more suitable for casual players.
① Tank: Among all the heroes that players start with, there are the most tank-class heroes, making it the first choice for casual players. At the beginning, you can choose the common quality Bionic Mechanic α model as a transition. Upon reaching level 5, it unlocks a damage skill with a 400% bonus and can stun enemies for one second.
Later, there is also the elite quality Bionic Mechanic β model, which can be a good substitute. It has the same skills as the α model but with an 800% damage bonus. Further along, there is the rare quality Bionic Mechanic Y model, which inherits the 800% damage skill from the β model and adds a new passive that launches a chain lightning every four basic attacks, dealing 400% damage to three enemies, further ensuring the team's damage output.
Additionally, among the starting heroes, there is a legendary quality Thorn, which has two high-damage skills with a 800% bonus and a stun effect. It can also spray lightning, dealing 800% area damage, making it very effective for clearing stages and controlling the battlefield.
② Marksman: Playing a marksman is also a good choice for casual players. Marksmen have relatively higher initial attack power compared to heroes of other jobs, and marksmen from common to legendary quality are given at the start. The initial common quality Spore can inflict poison on enemies, ensuring the team has sufficient sustained damage. Then, the elite quality Shadow can deal 70% area damage to surrounding enemies every four basic attacks, ensuring the team's AOE damage.
Further along, the rare quality Wildflower has two splash damage skills, essentially a comprehensive upgrade of Shadow, and she also has a higher base attack, helping you smoothly transition through the early game. Finally, the legendary quality Mech Dog has area and piercing damage, and at max level, its passive increases the number of these attacks by 2, significantly boosting the team's late-game damage frequency.
③ Warrior: There are fewer warrior heroes given at the start, but they have high functionality and combat power, making them still usable for casual players. First, the common quality Thief has decent initial attack power and, upon reaching level 5, unlocks the Plunder skill, which has a 10% chance to gain 1 silver coin when attacking, allowing you to buy other heroes faster and synthesize higher-quality heroes.
Another starting legendary warrior, the Paladin, provides significant attack speed to nearby allies at the start of battle, effectively increasing the team's overall attack frequency. Additionally, she has two large-area damage skills, which can be cast more frequently once her attack speed is increased.
It's worth mentioning that the highest-quality mythic warrior, Red, can be synthesized using Samurai, Paladin, and Bionic Mechanic Y model, all of which can be directly obtained by casual players. After synthesizing Red, you will have a versatile hero with healing, damage reduction, and maximum HP damage capabilities.
④ Support: The reason for recommending support for casual players is that at the start, you get a mythic quality support hero, Kyle, for free. Although his initial skill only has an 80% attack power bonus, it guarantees the acquisition of two silver coins, greatly accelerating the process of purchasing other heroes and forming a complete lineup. Additionally, his passive can synergize with the common quality Thief, increasing the critical hit rate for your team based on the number of Thieves on the field, effectively boosting the team's burst damage with affordable common heroes.
If you focus on developing Kyle, at max level, he can significantly increase his own attack and health based on the number of Thieves on the field. Another passive at max level grants him a 20% attack speed boost before casting his ultimate skill, speeding up the burst damage.
Another benefit of playing a support role for casual players is the ability to obtain Phantom Cat later, a rare healing support with two active healing skills, a passive that increases healing amount, and another passive that increases teammates' damage reduction, providing excellent protection for the team.
The above are the recommended jobs for casual players in Adventure Star. These jobs are well-suited for casual players, as they have relatively low development costs and, once fully developed, are strong enough to handle stage clearing and map progression effectively.
