Which profession is better among dnf guardians? Analysis of Dragon Rider and Paladin

Which one is more fun, the dnf Dragon Knight or the Paladin? The Guardian’s new professions, the Dragon Knight and the Paladin, have been logged in for 5 days. I wonder if you have practiced one. Players who haven’t practiced either don’t have time, or they just don’t have the time. I don’t know what profession liver is. Next, the editor will talk to you about the analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of DNF Dragon Knight and Paladin.

Dragon Knight

The first is the Dragon Knight, which is launched as a pure output profession. This profession is proficient in Tai Sword, wears light armor, and the damage type is solid damage. As far as the Dragon Knight itself is concerned, as a pure output profession, the Dragon Knight is very qualified. Since most of Dragon Knight's skills can be released, the gameplay is very smooth. In the Korean server, it is not uncommon to see Dragon Knight's videos of Qing Tian and Luke playing quickly.

However, for a pure output profession, the most important issue is undoubtedly skill damage and output. Although Dragon Knight is not yet at the top of the line at this stage, it still does good damage overall. Due to the existence of dual-system talent trees, this profession also has a larger number of skills.

However, the fly in the ointment is that the lack of control of pure output professions is almost certain. Compared with the super control of female judo, Dragon Knight's skills are a bit embarrassing. In addition to the stiffness, knockback, etc. brought by small skills, there is almost only one forced grabbing skill at level 60, and it seems to require a judgment. Although the plan has given him a level 20 skill that can increase his physical strength, Luke R's output is still a bit inferior if it's just a direct confrontation.

To briefly summarize, the Dragon Knight’s output capability, painting fluency and playability are very high. However, it is still not as good as the current top first-line professions. The issue of lack of control also needs attention. If you like a career with violent output and a strong sense of impact, you may want to try Dragon Rider.

Paladin

Then there is our new generation of auxiliary king Paladin. The original meaning of the word Paladin is Templar or Paladin, so there is almost no suspense that this profession prefers a half-output, half-auxiliary career mode. The original design concept of Paladin was to be able to nurse and fight. However, considering the emergence of wet nurses, Paladin became a deputy C-level profession that can assist and fight.

Paladin’s core skills

Angel Wings

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Thought of Faith. The former can bring about 30% attack speed, movement, critical hit, and hit bonuses to teammates and yourself. The latter can provide teammates with a 25% skill attack power bonus (the bonus to teammates is a fixed value). Of course, Paladin's own skill Divine Light Blessing also has a good life-saving ability. And probably because of holding a shield, this profession also has the ability to taunt, control, and reduce damage.

However, as a semi-auxiliary profession, Paladin's lack of output is inevitable. This is inevitable, and since the Paladin in the Chinese server has not yet awakened, and does not have the passive bonus of the second awakening, this professional output may be a little weaker.

To summarize, the Paladin profession can be played as a deputy C. Because the buff bonus rate is fixed, there is no need to change clothes like bare soldiers. You can also join the group by directly outputting the equipment. In terms of output alone, it may be weaker because there is no second consciousness. Players who like it can first practice one as a mixed group account. The two professions themselves are actually quite good, one is output positioning, the other is semi-auxiliary positioning, and they will be greatly enhanced after the second sleep. As for which one to practice, it all depends on your current needs.