What's your favorite class in all MMORPG games? Please tell me...please. 

I know the following classes in all MMORPG games. 

Vamprie: lust for blood,blood-sucking skill

Warrior: equiped with big sword or blade. nice damage

Paladin: good class with nice-looking appreance

Mage: powerful magic damage

Necromancer: still don't know much about this. Its' said that he is good. = =

Do you know the others? If you do, please let me know it. Thank you everybody!

Daoc Midgard Healer

crowd control and heals.

yeappp....I love controller too. Generally speaking, the controller should be the mage.  XD

that's really awsome...Big love. 

Do you know necromancer? It seems that necromancer will be a very very good contronller in mmorpg. 

It's not so much a "class" as you can make any class you want in this case, But it was as a pure summoning/pet class in Champions online. I could have 12 "permanent" pets out and feel like a 1 man raiding party. It was the most fun I've had as any class in any game to date. Sadly, the gameplay and art style of the game was just abysmal, which offset the fact it had the greatest class ever.

If I could have the exact same class but in a "real" game, I'd be happy as can be.

if its a class game then i usually play a warrior...

Age of Conan's Herald of Xotli was one of my favorites.

Originally posted by sapphen

Age of Conan's Herald of Xotli was one of my favorites.

...and shammy, and templar :) AoC has great classes. But I prefer roles and not classes (and nowadays you see more and more class-less game, like TSW).

My favourite role is healing/support, but as an altoholic it didn't hinder me to pick other classes, if that gives more fun. Like above, in Conan my main is a shammy, but hox or dt also fun classes. Just as the nightfall necro. In LotRO I prefer mini over rk, but I also love the warden's gambit system.

It's hard to pick only one, luckily nobody forces you to stick to only one. Except those, who says if you have more than one alt then you're a casual noob and not playing the game right. But their opinion is meaningless :)

I just surfed youtobe and saw one video.  wow.......fucking awesome. That's vampire,warrior. blood sucking...boom...boom...blabla...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtF7iRaL1go&feature=BFa&list=UUeAQLYoJJe9pe6rf_iwyhVw

Vampire Scout, Human UA proc-nightstalker, regen toon(s) (Shadowbane)

Mass Berserk Crit-mage (helbreath)

Thief-mage (Mortal online)

DoT rogue (Vanilla WoW)

Thief  + later disarm thief (Ultima Online)

In class-based mmos, I nearly always play a healer or hybrid: priest, minstrel, cleric, etc.

Sneak/Stealth/Fencer in UO was super awesome fun.

Elemental Shaman in WoW is still fun.

Blackguard in Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning was a lot of awesome.

I've always been the biggest fan of the Sword and Shield archetype - Knights, Warriors, Paladins, etc. and I'd really, really love one day if an MMO made a Guardian/Defender type class like this that had options to be an offensive powerhouse instead of just always a "tank" type defensive character.

Some MMO just needs to make a Spartan class and I'll never play anything else again.

There was a very brief period in WoW where a Protection Warrior could dish out good damage in PvP and it was THE most fun I've had PvP'ing in a long, long time. Taking people out with massive Shield Slam crits after a plethora of stuns (Conc blow, Shockwave, etc.) was... fantastic.

I usually play casters.

I found Sorcerer in Rift amazingly fun with the Chloromancer build but i felt in love with the Elementalist in Guild Wars 2!

Elementalist can change attunements fast and you can be healing,controlling & nuking pretty fast at the same time that you are buffing your group mates by using "Arcane".

Combat is pretty fast..pretty agile & very challeging! Simply love that class in GW2!

Found "my perfect caster" there ^^

Shadow Priest in WoW is by far my favorite class in any MMO.

GW1 monk, using a prot prayer build.

I would say the GW1 mesmer, but after the mesmer update, some drama queen that mained mesmer exploded on the wiki page, which made playing a mesmer after that completely embarrasing.