I don't see the grand picture. Help me understand.

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Originally Posted by Elexia

Um, I think you mean when people didn't gear for enfeebling did things "not proc", because I'm pretty damn sure my enfeebles were rarely resisted as my RDM unless they have flatout resistance to it, for example Shiva resisting ice and earth based enfeebles. Things proc'd all the time if you didn't suck, plain and simple. Even my Blue Mage debuffs proc'd, you know, lowering defense, attack, evasion a powerful slow (before slow II became common place) and 3 - 4 sleeps (at the time)? When exactly did you play FFXI? Because I honestly don't remember enfeebles ever having a "never proc'd" period post 2002.

It was Final Fantasy VII did debuffs truly not matter in the long run, stuff like Poison and Bio had its uses, but the majority of other debuffs were just plain useless.

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im sorry that isnt what i was talking about. i was talking about hidden or extra effects that were based of a proc rate. not whether or not your spell itself would land.

His royal vision = Simplified gaming for everyone of all ages, that includes your kids and your grannies.

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Originally Posted by tymora

His royal vision = Simplified gaming for everyone of all ages, that includes your kids and your grannies.

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And the blind and the mentally disabled.

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Originally Posted by Sephrick

Trying to explain anything with any certainty would be like the blind leading the blind. We all know only what the devs have told us, which is partial at best.

All we can hope for is that it makes enough sense in the "try it and see" period post 1.20 to pay for it.

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This.

Everyone, calm down. The game is not ending with 1.20, more features and changes are still in development. Understand that and accept it.

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Originally Posted by Dreadnought

im sorry that isnt what i was talking about. i was talking about hidden or extra effects that were based of a proc rate. not whether or not your spell itself would land.

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Yeah that stuff had impossibly low rates until Abyssea years.

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Originally Posted by tymora

His royal vision = Simplified gaming for everyone of all ages, that includes your kids and your grannies.

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I SWEAR TO THE TWELVE THIS IS TRUE.

i literally said in my head about an hour ago

"ugh, the mages are becoming so simplified now. so little spells and abilities to work with, what do they think were 5?"

people keep praising

"its easier for newbies and the hardcore though..."
"its easier to balance"
"its easier its easier its easier"

i want a massive list of spells so i can choose how i solo THEN change to whats necessary for my grouping and endgaming.

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Originally Posted by tymora

His royal vision = Simplified gaming for everyone of all ages, that includes your kids and your grannies.

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Hopefully the difficulty will come with the content they give us. I for one think by limiting players to 15 moves and shifting around DoTs and other debuffs like slow will make us dependant on other players and creating more team work instead of the current spam fest we have now.

Every class / job got atleast one usefull move for party mechanics

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I remember Yoshi saying something about having everyone do their job for the success of the party, he wanted to make everyone feel like "yes! we survived because i did a good job and so did my team mates" or something like that

People on these forums say a lot that Yoshi has a vision for this game and knows what he's doing. Heck there are even people who treat him like celebrity. So it's funny that when OP asked what is this vision no one can answer.

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Originally Posted by Quisi

People on these forums say a lot that Yoshi has a vision for this game and knows what he's doing. Heck there are even people who treat him like celebrity. So it's funny that when OP asked what is this vision no one can answer.

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That's because we're not developing the game. We only know what we've been told, but the things being asked aren't covered by that, are they?