Classes with high and low skill ceilings

[zlord 0]

hello boys and girls

i already posted a similar topic in the anathema sub-forum but i thought i repost something here too to get to a broader audience and maybe get a bigger discussion going on

 

i want to know what in your opinion is the  class with the highest skill ceiling and the class with the lowest skill ceiling

factoring healing and dps / solo and grp pvp

to further the discussion it would be nice if you would explain as to why you chose the specific classes

 

kind regards

 

[Xylon666Darkstar 4]

Druids have highest skill set, considering all three forms you can use/utilize and the kits of skills associated with them, DPS, CC and Healing.

 

Hunters, although simplistic in action as a class and easiest to play, have a versatile skill set that makes them I feel relatively high skill cap as well, when it comes to their various traps, rotation, pet use, and kiting ability.

[Finalflash 2]

High skill: mage, rogue, warlock

Medium skill: druid, hunter, priest

Low skill: paladin, warrior, shaman

[Arnak 0]

Pretty much exactly what FinalFlash said.

 

Druids are harder than hunters and priests for sure, but not enough to bring them to the top-3 in terms of required skill.

 

Warlocks and mages are very easy in raids though. Literally 2 buttons.

[Justme 9]

High skill ceiling: paper

Medium skill ceiling: rock

Low skill ceiling: scissor noobs

[zlord 0]

thanks for your answers so far

@Justme care to explain how get to that conclusion?

[Justme 9]

I main paper

[фткyн 1469]

Many ways and builds to play each class, so i think, there no real obviously top our low class skill caps, but in 1v1 on arena here few specs that can dominate over most other specs. I.e. One shotting sword spec, lolreck, pompyro, hemo bot, combat dagger, destro succy. 

[zlord 0]

i was thinking in terms of ability to 1vX and group-play heal/dps/utility

[wickedwizard 2]

It's more important you find a class you like playing with and become one with the character. 

[zlord 0]

i already found my class and your answer isnt realy close for the thread question  

worrior and rogue, for example, have a totaly different toolkit while both being melee and that may let them have different skillcaps and that may differ depending on the field

i am  interessted what your general opinion on this matter is and why

that is what i want this thread to be about

[wickedwizard 2]

well then  rogue/mage/warlock as everyone has said + engineering.