If you play human, you want to make sure your team has the best supports. But which classes will give you the best shots at success? Look no further for the answer.
Personally as a dog player, handshake ability seems to always result in free loot although a major con of the build is the probability of losing reproductive abilities at level 1
diegofabela
"Track down loot." *shows a dog sniffing for drugs*
OfficialHiraku
Cats: I am a powerful assassin
Humans: well isn’t that the cutest thing
MrRoboto
It would be funny to look at this the other way around. “Dogs and cats have access to an extremely powerful mage summon”
babysealsareyummy
“The devs haven’t been too active with balance patches lately.”
This is the quote which defines the modern age.
thehazelknight
Dont forget that cats have a 9-life glitch.
afropuff
I used to be on a server with a really kind cat player, but he had to log off a couple years ago :(
artistdudebro
Don’t forget the “sled dog” prestige class which can be spec’d into on the Arctic servers, and lets dog players be used as mounts! Or the “herding” skill tree, which allows dog and human players to easily control other players in livestock guilds.
wsshambaugh
lmao the yellowstone eruption is the next balance patch
silverfang
Toxoplasmosis is only slightly true, what really helped the domestic cat soar into S tier is when humans unlocked the farming skill. All that experience and loot attracted a ton of low level players like rats. Which gave cats a ton of players to grief on. A ton of human players also prefer that the cat isn't as much of a support class as a dog. With a dog you need to learn how to play as a team, with cats they take care of themselves and do their own thing.
In other words, a dog would be a healer, war monk, or paladin type of support class while cats play more assassin support roles like Bards or Tricksters.
TheRealHelvetica
This was the best way I've ever seen someone say they were a dog person.
ftbllguy
90% of the subscribers are animals looking for advice of ranking up
DvonDowell
"Grab targets to start team combos"
Thank you for this
SamyulDavis
thing is, separation anxiety is a very common debuff in dogs that can cause a lot of trouble for their human, particularly humans that don't spend a lot of time at their base. cats are more independent in nature so you rarely see this debuff at all in them. cats are also excellent at hunting down insects that have found their way into a human's base, which is very useful seeing as humans are very easily intimidated by even harmless insects.
BriAngel
A new study was done and it confirmed cats undertsand when you call their name, but they choose to ignore you lmao
supmaidoods
You got it all wrong. Human is support class for the cat player, not the other way.
ingermariejakobsen
Every so often I come back to this video just for that one scene about the "Good Boy" ability. That little pupper tilting his head accompanied by the "Oh yeah!" "You feel that?" makes me smile no matter what. It's so cute and funny at the same time.
seangrabowski
I bet you never played the farmer spec... here a cat support is godlike against players who focus their rodent builds to maximize stealing crop yield
EirikXL
Eh, the effectiveness of Toxoplasma as an ability is still being debated. I would argue that the reason cat players are so strongly preferred by a portion of the human playerbase is that they present the same morale boost as dogs with significantly less investment in time and XP to level them up. They also work well in smaller spaces, which is an advantage in the increasingly popular city servers. Since many human players don't need higher level dog perks in the current meta, they can save valuable resources opting to partner with cats instead. Of course, which is better for an individual human player is ultimately up to their playstyle.
kiapet
Cats anti-pest abilities are a really big thing. As soon as we started to store grain in large quantities pests became a real problem for humans. Its more like a symbiotic relationship
