Seal M Sea - Cook Class Review & Guide

In a recent update, we saw the introduction of the new Cook class, two new pets, and new guild updates in Seal M Sea.

Now you can play together with your friends to get exciting rewards. However, almost everyone is intrigued about the new Cook class, how it works, and whether it can fight. Well, this article is all about the Cook class' overview, abilities, and guide.

So, let's uncover everything you need about the Cook class in Seal M Sea.

Classes in Seal M Sea

First, let's talk about classes in general. If you've been familiar with Seal M Sea, the game has five classes. We have the Knight, Mage, Priest, Jester, and Warrior. Knight is popular for its close-range combat, and it uses a sword and shield. This class has a perfect defence, and if you've been playing Seal M for quite some time, you know how defensive and offensively balanced this class is.

On the other end, we have the cutest class, Mage. Specializing in long-range combat with the main weapon being staff, this class gets the enemies every time and is super annoying for them. It's because fighting from a distance is such a drag.

Then we have Priest, another close-ranged fighter who uses one-handed mace to destroy the opponents. But the thing about Priest, which makes it different from Mage, is that its supporting abilities and healing abilities are just too good. You cannot go wrong with them.

Similarly, Jester is another class that most people like due to the long-ranged combat style and the quick use of daggers. And lastly, we have the Warrior class, which is everyone's favourite one. It's because it has the highest attack and uses a two-handed sword style to annihilate the opponents.

But things don't end here. While most people know that there are a total of five classes in Seal M Sea, the developers have kept updating the game.

Today, we're going to focus on the Cook class to see how well it's put against the other ones.

But the main concern is whether it's even eligible to fight or is combat-ready.

Cook Class - Introduction

The class' introduction is this way; "Get Ready To Fry Your Enemies," and it just sounds the way it sounds. The new Cook class contains two of the previous characters, but they are as deadly as they come.

This class' mission is to explore the flavours in the continent in pursuit of knowing unknown flavours. You can use different techniques to make people happy or punish them with the cooking.

From here, we can easily understand that the class is all about cooking. Moreover, we can also speculate that the character will be able to heal the allies and damage the opponents. From the initial gameplay, we can see that it is a long-range combat, but close range shouldn't be a problem.

This class is going to come with some of the most unique abilities. And you shouldn't think that it's the worst class because the abilities and power-ups are kind of crazy.

So, let's talk about the attacks that the class has to offer.

Abilities & Power Ups

The first ability is the Appetizer Pie Shot. From the gameplay, we can see that it's a long-ranged attack, and while it's not the most powerful attack in the game, you can still do decent damage. Basically, you can throw a sweet cream piece into the face of an enemy to damage a single target.

This isn't the most efficient way to attack, but if you take the Cook class to aid your allies, you're going to get quite far in the game. Then we have the Appetizer Soup, which follows an enemy and inflicts the savioriness effect. It does the damage all over your enemies and is a multi-target attack.

Hence, if your enemies are too close to each other, they're going to be turned into souls. The third one is my personal favorite, and it is the Korean Food Spicy.  You can feed a spoonful of sweet and spicy red pepper paste to damage a single target. With the critical hit, this attack can do as much as 66510 damage, which is just insane.

But that's not where the game ends. There's an ultimate attack, too, which is called Three Great Dishes: Foie Gras. This is an attack that you should aim for because it damages the opponents and also has a silent effect.

Moreover, the Silence effect applies to another online player only. The Three Great Dishes: Caviar is another ability where you can scatter caviar everywhere to damage enemies, and it also reduces the HP recovery reduction effect.

Conclusion

Cook, as the latest class in Seal M Sea, is a very interesting class for players to choose from. By the way, if you would like to find tips and tricks to level up faster in Seal M Sea, we also have the level-up guide for you.