A Puppetmaster Suggestion.

[Karbuncle]

That's basically the silliest thing I've ever heard. Nothing more to say than that.

My Comment was in regards to if you're meleeing with your PUP. Obviously if you're using BLM or RNG Frame it varies because it won't impact your DD if you're not engaged.

I do not believe its silly at all, if you're a PUP and you're receiving Haste or Marches, Using a Maneuver is going to impact your DD by a significant amount over time if you chose to keep all 3 maneuvers up. You lose 10% of your DPS keeping 3 Maneuvers up full time. 10% is a big number in the grand scheme of a battle.

Using 1 maneuver isn't going to kill you, keeping 3 up every minute will.in theory its 6sec per 1min of your DPS gone. While it may not seem like a lot, compared to the nill-visible benefits your PUP receives, it adds up.

@Karbuncle and his followers.... Oh please. The delay is based on the idea that Vanadiel is subject to physics. Meaning that thngs don't get to ignore Time and be instan casted. Even Redmages with Chainspell still needs a sec or two to fire of spells.

The "delay" argument much like the increased melee/haste wishes are deadhorse and abusing the system. This is a waste of breathe and energy to keep bringing up.

lol. I cant tell if you agree or disagree. For the record assuming you didn't read the OP, I'm not saying to reduce the JA Delay, I'm saying to increase Maneuver duration so its impact is less apparent.

Obviously some players dont find a loss of 10% of their Damage to be a big problem, Theres absolutely nothing wrong with it. Some people play purely for fun and this isn't a problem to them.

However, i feel its big enough that it should at least be looked into, And i ask if you don't feel its a problem, say your piece and leave, rather than instigating. Other PUPs care about their damage output and their contributions, and Maneuvers being adjusted would go a long way to helping a PUP DD more readily.

So far I think my favorite suggestion was a JA to allow 3 Maneuvers to be "Locked" in for a duration of time, unable to change.