Useless mch cross class debate

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Originally Posted by Kaze3434

you cant parry magic

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You can parry magic damage as successfully as you can kite vortexer in A6S without getting hit

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Originally Posted by AskaRay

I had it as my 5th slot for a while as BRD before 3.0 and.... I never used it. You'll never use it.

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DUDE...imgudir charges or however you spell that? T10? saved my BRD behind a couple of times

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Originally Posted by Komoritane

DUDE...imgudir charges or however you spell that? T10? saved my BRD behind a couple of times

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That's like saying Shadowbind isn't useless because you can use it in T7... one battle, wow.

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Originally Posted by Jukebox12

Please note rules are said no fient your out of the debate

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If the spot for the 5th crossclass belongs to a different skill than the 2 you've listed it's completely fine to say that. You can't just go making up arbitrary rules like that.

Also seconding feint as a sure 5th: raging strikes, b4b, invigorate, hawk's eye, feint. With 6th place being quelling and a distant last being keen flurry. If you *need* quelling because you have a bad tank that's a different story, but doesn't make it a better skill.

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Originally Posted by Komoritane

DUDE...imgudir charges or however you spell that? T10? saved my BRD behind a couple of times

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thats magic dmg cant parry

Well, I've used Keen Flurry a few times in the past on BRD... but its very situational.

It was most useful to help reduce incoming damage from Earthshakers on T13, and it also worked on the missiles in A1 Savage. It could probably be OK for PVP too!

But, Quelling Strikes is good to have in most encounters, so that wins overall.

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Originally Posted by Komoritane

You can parry magic damage as successfully as you can kite vortexer in A6S without getting hit

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Originally Posted by alimdia

thats magic dmg cant parry

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Some magic attacks can be parried even though it does not make sense. The game has exceptions for certain attacks. In T5, Twintania's fireball attack can be parried even though it is considered a magic attack. T12, Phoenix's Revelation is a magic attack and it can be parried too if I recall correctly.

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Originally Posted by Komoritane

Shadowbind is OP, puts that cool bind thing on stuff. Definitely should spam it for sure dude

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You do know that as soon as you hit a bound target it becomes unbound right?
Maybe if there was damage with Shadowbind...but....there isn't....

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Originally Posted by lulunami

Some magic attacks can be parried even though it does not make sense. The game has exceptions for certain attacks. In T5, Twintania's fireball attack can be parried even though it is considered a magic attack. T12, Phoenix's Revelation is a magic attack and it can be parried too if I recall correctly.

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It's a mix of physical and magic damage most likely.