Quote Originally Posted by Eri View Post
Because you seem to know enought about the game to see if something is overpowerd or just right or absolutly disturbing, in the prospect of Jobs interacting in one party.
Having recast timers for individual Waltzes would be good. I don't think they would be overpowered at all because WHM/RDM/SCHs aren't limited to one cure timer. But then again, they have the most ability for healing, while DNC only has a static healing ability (very few equipment would increase potency for Waltzes).

Creating a skill for any Dancer ability would be horrible, because you are limiting the actual effect of all dance moves, not just one set of moves. Also, creating a skillset would also bring in resist factors, meaning Steps will have 2 points of accuracy, Physical and Magical Accuracy. So would all Finishing Moves. But I already have stated that in this thread.
So i asked you to adjust that recast timer accordingly its not about Dancer afterall its about a Job or subjob played in a Group of ppl.
How would changing recast timers for all dancer abilities have any effect on any job that is not currently using Dancer as a main or sub job? I mean, sure, having separate timers for Waltzes would bring on the cures a lot faster if you don't have a dedicated healer, but if the DNC is the main healer, I would worry about being in that group as is.
Edit: and for the kicking Part thats a rethorical question to myself, I could not justfy kicking anyone for that.... everyone makes mistakes.
There is a difference between mistakes and errors. Anyone can make a mistake, it is when you refuse to fix that mistake is when it becomes an error.

Having 2 DNCs in the same party(2 mains, 2 subs, or one of each, doesn't matter), one who uses Haste Samba, the other Drain Samba, that is an error if you don't fix it. If the person who is using Drain Samba continues to do so, even though you already told them to stop, it is the leader's responsibility to fix that "mistake," and assuming you are the leader, if you don't kick them (or threaten to kick them, but you should have already done that prior to kicking them) then the mistake becomes your error, and you have nobody but yourself to blame for that. Unless, of course, you are the one who is doing the Drain Samba, then the error goes to your party members for not leaving.