Quote Originally Posted by Selindrile View Post
While I don't actually support that change, I think there are better, more interesting ways to fix Blu without losing the interesting design choices at their core, I do agree your proposal wouldn't bring Blu suddenly to monk levels, it would increase our power, but not by all that much, and I think it would weaken the overall design of Blu, and make them hesitant to create new, powerful spells.

As I've said many times, I'd rather see buff durations increased, universal ability/spell delay decreased, set point cost decreased, and useless spells improved, it would improve several jobs that are behind.
It no where near interesting and completely retarded since we get traits as soon as we finish setting the spells. Blu at its core is about setting the traits and learning your spells from mobs not dealing with a horrible UI and pointless casting delay combined with not using 90% of your spells ever or on;ly use them for what blu gets from traits like DW/DA/TA/ACC setting anything else in group play is meaningless since every spell you cast is time your not meleeing and no way is SE going to cut down the casting delay enough to fix that. Even in solo play outside of BCNMs and lolaby(really with the campaigns why bother) you can drop healing spells now and buff spells other then haste, you got a healer you can call and dissmiss to gain infinite MP. If we get a healer npc that can cast haste you can most likely drop that top.

We have only gotten two maybe three buffs worth the set cost(one cause it now makes Acc bonus with one spell) and time to cast them in the last...... oh wait since the job was released so what was the reason we haven't gotten anything else.

The only thing that would improve the jobs that are behind is for SE to pull it's head out its butt and do away with niche job thinking altogether and truely make every DD and healer interchangeable and hell even make whm able to nuke and blm able to heal with more and better white magic nukes and black magic heals.