Don't get me wrong I really did like old school leveling and the need for "almost" every job out there but times have changed and it's change that people are affraid of. I would like instead of bringing back the old ways maybe some new systems where all jobs can be used without segregation. Develop content that is lvl 75+ cap or even something like 90+ cap were get added benefits from skillchains and all the old style play but not as limited in choice. Either way there is no going back now like so many ppl pointed out already. Setting a cap at 75 would have been good when aby first came out but now is way to late.
People trying to leech in parties is nothing new. People tried it all the time before the days of Abyssea, the difference is that back then people had less qualms about actually kicking the person who was not contributing and getting a replacement.
Also, people didn't cooperate before Abyssea; I was convinced when I got THF to level 15 that the sound of Sneak Attack unconsciously makes people run circles around the mob, and this was in the CoP times. Ask any BLU that leveled the job the old-fashioned way if they think that the sound of Chain Affinity unconsciously makes melees hold onto their TP and use it to ruin the BLU's skillchains- I am sure that most would agree. This is an example of people wearing their Nostalgia Goggles, the "good old days" were rarely as good as people like to think they were.
Nostalgia moments more than likely gone forever... Remember leveling Black Mage just so I could do some great Mega burst damage on Skillchains... Fun Times gone but not forgotten.
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