A3: Still Alive Templar Guide and Tips 

A3: Still alive is an intense MMORPG developed by Netmarble studios. It features expansive PvE battles and focuses on visual fidelity and spell rotations to deliver a challenging and rewarding RPG experience to both new and experienced players.

 

 

"A3: Still Alive" features many character classes uniquely tailored to each specific gameplay style. One particular class that is extremely popular is the Templar class.

 

The tank class is played by many players but is generally not played to its max potential as players cannot fully understand the intricacies of the class. Today, we will be looking at skill and item builds and a very detailed Templar guide so you can play the class to its fullest potential.

 

Templar Guide:

 

The Templar is a tank class that can easily pull away aggro from their teammates and buffs his own self and allies extremely well. This means that the Templar class is an exceptionally good damage mitigator and relies on a lot of game knowledge when it comes to playing the class at its maximum potential.

 

This is because knowing the specific spells and attack patterns of a large group of mobs will allow the Templar class to cast certain spells that mitigate a certain damage type or dispel a particular annoying ability. The Templar’s health is not infinite; it has a limit. So, players must be extremely careful when taking on larger engagements.

 

 

Dueling Spell Rotation:

 

Rallying Cry is a buff skill that the Templar can use. It applies a buff to you and your allies that provide anyone in your party with a large amount of damage mitigation, movement speed, and attack damage bonuses. To use this spell at the best time, try to cast it when you are about to enter into a fight in coherence with other buffs being cast on your team. The Templar can then cast Rallying Cry to amplify every other buff being cast by quite a fair margin.

 

This spell is also particularly useful in PvP scenarios. It provides the player with an unexpected edge over their opponent, providing them with the abilities they need to decimate most foes in 1v1 scenarios. This is why the Templar class is generally considered a better duelist than most other classes.

 

Rounding Up Enemies:

 

Tanks like the Templar in A3: Still Alive have a particularly useful ability called taunting or aggroing enemies away from your teammates and towards yourself. While this may not seem useful to the Templar himself, one must remember that your allies are extremely squishy as compared to you. So, in our Templar guide for A3: Still Alive, we particularly recommend using the Condemn ability as often as you can.

 

The Condemn ability is an easy-to-land AoE spell that brings all mobs in a specific range close to you and forces them to attack you. They bind those enemies to the Templar for a short period, making the spell extremely useful in scenarios when enemies are swarming your teammates in a particularly nasty dungeon raid.

 

 

Heal Up:

 

The Templar’s Wings of Redemption restores the HP of nearby allies and also purges them of any debuffs. This is the reason why the Templar is considered as one of the best-supporting classes in the game. The Templar brings high versatility in any dungeon draft alongside being an absolute tank against most mobs. Moreover, if an ally is being targeted, the tank can purge them of all debuffs or use his taunt to distract the aggro away.

 

Deleting Characters:

 

We all make mistakes. Especially if it is our first time playing a complicated MOBA like A3: Still Alive. Luckily, the game provides us with the versatile option of deleting a character if we’re not satisfied with how it is turning out so far. Deleting a character removes all progress points, weapon levels, skill items, and inventory space from that particular character.

 

Therefore, be sure to transfer all your valuables and items that you wish to keep as this option will completely wipe your inventory. The advantage of deleting your character is the fact that you can start afresh and experience the starter levels from a much more experience point of view, which helps you make much more rational and logical decisions, especially when it comes to accumulating skill points.

 

 

Why A3: Still Alive on PC?

 

A computer/laptop offers the best experience for MMORPGs like "A3: Still Alive" that involves a lot of ground. This is because a computer allows you to be more comfortable, and using an emulator like LDPlayer presents the game from a very different angle. LDPlayer allows the game to be run at 120 FPS and offers many other features such as proper keymapping and multi-window instancing, all of which contribute to an extremely enhanced gaming experience.

 

Conclusion:

 

The Templar class in A3: Still Alive is one of the strongest in the game. With the Templar guide we have provided above and general tips and tricks regarding the game, you’ll surely decimate your opponents in PvE battles and be a very helpful supporting class in dungeon raids. Sure, you are very respected in your guild due to your prowess with the class.

 

"A3: Still Alive" generally has a large number of classes to choose from, but the Templar class currently seems the best class in the game as it has a perfect mix of offensive and defensive abilities, and the inherent tank of the Templar does not hurt its cause.