Don't forget the classic "Bard pulls everything with Raging Strikes then dies when tank can't get hate". Don't have a pic but I really do hate it when they do that and every time I just let them eat it.
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Don't forget the classic "Bard pulls everything with Raging Strikes then dies when tank can't get hate". Don't have a pic but I really do hate it when they do that and every time I just let them eat it.
You should also consider that DRGs fight in direct proximity to the boss, whereas bards and other long range classes can just pewpew from a secure distance. Having to follow a complicated rotation of 15-20 skills, minding your position and dodging stuff while standing at the front line can be a bit overwhelming for some players.
There are less monks than there are dragoons, that's why it might seem to you that the dragoons are dying more often. You said it yourself - they are pretty much the same. Both are high-risk classes. Both have good and bad players. And from what I've see monks have the same mortality rate as dragoons. Also, I find the second part of your post slightly offensive.
Reason that drg died a lot I guess it's probably because they have the lowest mdef of all the jobs? And probably because of jump to, if you use it at the wrong time.
I only know one guy who seriously plays a Dragoon as main class and he is one of the best players I have ever met. When I did the relict for my Dragoon just for the sake of completing it, I asked him for a roation. He first showed me one to use without looking like an idiot for what I need during the Relict quest and then he showed me his combo, normal and burst one. Boy, that was a headache of skills depending on each other and various conditions. It was more than a dozen of skills used in a strict order but including variations when certain conditions are given. I have lots of respect since this for Dragoons who know to play their class well.