It was one of the main tank jobs at 75 and that will probably return, doesn't matter what certain people thought of them being useful or not they were still used to tank everything by the vast majority of players, even in HNM shells.That doesn't make it a useful job.
Ultimately we will see what happens when they add new content, nobody really knows what they will do yet or how the players will fight it and Abyssea gives very little indication of how things will go in the future.The good players have always known pld was not a great choice. Abyssea has taught that to everyone. I don't see pld becoming popular again.
Yeah, i still don't see people going back to less efficient strategies after such widespread change to a more efficient one.
Hate caps need fixing for pld if it's ever going to become useful again. Either raise, or remove its cap, while giving it natural +emnity on its current, or new skills, and you MIGHT see some use if it can actually hold again.
Except back then they were efficient. Throwing a MNK on Tiamat at Lv75 just wasn't viable, and the few times I seen Linkshells throw a MNK or a DRK on NMs like Tiamat, Cerberus or Khimaira; a wipe or a flail ensued. The problem is the content in the game got easier; the strength of characters versus the difficulty of content didn't scale. One accelerated, the other almost seemingly reversed.
Maybe I'll level sync to a 75 mule and go throw two monks on Khimaira and see what happens. Guarantee it wont be "efficient"
ITT: Khim was hard to DD tank
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