new to POE 2 , Male classes all really unfun.

monk , warrior ........... i know i can mix and match the skills

but it suck for beginner to waste 10000 hours to check it out , i just wanna play male magic class or range class and have fun

i want my armor to look cool , not being a skinny witch , this is rpg right?

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LAstHongkonger#2524 wrote:

monk , warrior ........... i know i can mix and match the skills

but it suck for beginner to waste 10000 hours to check it out , i just wanna play male magic class or range class and have fun

i want my armor to look cool , not being a skinny witch , this is rpg right?

Than simply pick a male class, equip a staff and play as a caster ...the good thing in POE is that you can play a warrior mage or Ranger Necro and have success with it.

Simply play your way, experiment around and enjoy the game...you don't need 10.000 hours to learn how to play the game propperly, if you're willing to learn you can achieve that in about 100 hours just by playing and maybe watching 1-2 guides if things are unclear.

And if content becomes to hard upgrade your gear (esp your weapon)....I've facerolled Act 1-3 with a LVL1 bow on a Monk, so u know that everyting is possible. ;)

Typically, the classes with starting positions next to each other can go for similar play styles.
Keep in mind that quite a few classes are still missing.

At the moment, you can take the Monk and play a Bow build.

When the Templar arrives, he can typically be built as a tankier caster or summoner.

When we get Spell Totems in the game, the Warrior/Marauder will be able to utilize them quite well. You can see even now that the skill tree lists "Attack and Cast speed" on the Totem passives.

You can play a monk caster or just get over the fact that toon gender isn't important to your playing the game.

Besides the ascended monks look fairly androgynous anyway.