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· The video begins by introducing a class recommendation tier list for Aion 2 newbies.
· However, it highlights that actual user comments are more intriguing and proceeds to analyze their content.
· Early comments suggest that the Healer is only good in Sanctuaries and ranged classes fall behind later.

· The video refutes the idea that Healers have difficulty joining parties, explaining with data that they can easily join parties in the actual game environment.
· It emphasizes the importance of the combination with the Cleric and suggests that Healers might actually find party recruitment easier.
· Compared to ranged classes, Healers do not face difficulties joining parties and sometimes find it even easier.

· It explains that due to a shortage of dealer slots during party composition, Healers are often in a more advantageous position.
· The combination with the Cleric is crucial, and it's mentioned that Healers often go together with Clerics.
· Consequently, it's emphasized that joining parties as a Healer is not difficult and is rather easier compared to other classes.

· Comments argue against the Healer being an A-tier class, claiming it's a losing character.
· However, the video creator explains the Healer's merits, citing its overwhelming rarity in Sanctuaries and its synergy potential with Clerics in Expeditions and Transcendence.
· Furthermore, it points out that there are more slots for Healers compared to the four dealer classes.

· It predicts that with the shift to 5-player parties, parties will likely be formed around ranged classes rather than melee.
· It's estimated that a composition of two ranged, one healer, and two melee would be efficient, as too many melee classes make dodging area-of-effect attacks difficult.
· Therefore, it's projected that ranged classes will also find it increasingly easier to join parties.

· The creator shares personal experience, stating that Healers are the most convenient for leveling alt characters.
· It's explained that Healers can play smoothly in various areas like Sanctuaries in lower levels, and tackling Expedition and Transcendence parties is not difficult.
· It's re-emphasized that Healers are significantly easier to play compared to other classes.

· The Sorcerer is also popular for its fun skill usage, and comments include counter-arguments to recommending Healers as the top priority.
· The Healer's advantages, such as rarity in Sanctuaries and synergy with Clerics in Expeditions, are mentioned again, along with the opinion that a combination of Guardian, Warrior, and Healer is good.
· It's stressed that there are more slots for Healers than dealers because there is only one Healer class compared to four dealer classes.

· There's an opinion that while Healers are more popular than Clerics in Sanctuaries, they are less popular than Clerics in Expeditions and Transcendence.
· However, it's pointed out that both Clerics and Healers can go together in both Sanctuaries and Expeditions, explaining that Healers are not at a disadvantage in party participation.
· For ranged dealers, while they can feel comfortable in Abyss solo farming, defense penetration isn't essential in Sanctuaries, and damage is more important.

· It's recommended that newbies start with a ranged class to settle into the game.
· Another option is to farm various content with a ranged class first and then level a melee class as the main character.
· Consistent growth is necessary even after reaching level 10, and it's mentioned that equipment crafting, in particular, requires significant time and effort.

· It's explained that Guardians are not recommended because the progression process is difficult, and even if they become good later, early leveling is hard.
· Supporters generally receive benefits even with low stats, but in Aion 2, this benefit isn't significant, leading to dissatisfaction among many users.
· It's mentioned that there are many solo farming contents in the game, and even heavy spenders often solo farm with melee classes.

· It's analyzed that Aion 2 has minimal class distinctions, and the damage difference between ranged classes is almost non-existent.
· In the past Aion, the Spiritmaster excelled in synergy, damage, and PvP, but in Aion 2, due to balance changes, they don't hold the same status.
· User dissatisfaction is attributed to the difficulty of maintaining an objective perspective when evaluating classes other than their own.

· It's explained that two melee classes are appropriate for a 5-player party composition, as too many melee classes make them vulnerable to area-of-effect attacks.
· Therefore, parties are likely to be formed around ranged classes, and while Assassins are difficult to level early on, they perform powerfully once completed.
· The Sorcerer is often considered easy to level early and good for alt characters.

· It's pointed out that many users find it difficult to objectively evaluate classes other than their own.
· It's explained that most users have leveled multiple alt characters, so they have a certain understanding of the pros and cons of each class.
· The Sorcerer is mentioned as being very powerful in the early game and is often evaluated as a good alt character.

· It's analyzed that ranged classes have almost no distinct characteristics, and there's little difference between them outside of PvP.
· In Sanctuary content, low defense is not an issue, and dealing damage effectively is emphasized as more important.
· Ranged classes can be played relatively comfortably because they are given two revival opportunities.

· It's recommended that newbies start with a ranged class to settle into the game.
· Another option is to farm various content with a ranged class first and then level a melee class as the main character.
· While some comments suggest Healers are never brought into parties, this is refuted, as Healers are often included in party compositions in reality.

· It's pointed out that Aion 2 lacks class-specific mechanics, and most classes, except for the Sorcerer, have very few distinguishing features.
· While Clerics and Warriors are currently mentioned as "noble" classes, this is explained as personal opinion and far from a recommendation for newbies.
· Balance changes constantly, so what's good now isn't guaranteed to be good in the future, and experiencing various classes is emphasized as important.

· Warriors used to have high damage but are now dissatisfied with the decrease, and competition may intensify with the release of the new tank class, the Gladiator.
· Assassins are difficult to level early but powerful once completed, and Sorcerers are highly rated as very powerful in the early game and good for alt characters.
· The video creator recommends starting with a ranged class, experiencing various content, and then settling in.

· The video analyzed the pros and cons of Aion 2 classes and their ease of party participation through user comments.
· It particularly emphasizes that for newbies to settle into the game, starting with a ranged class is recommended, and it's important to experience various content and enjoy the game this way.
· Finally, the video concludes by asking viewers for subscriptions and likes.