I'm ok with anything Magitek. Seeing as FFVI was my first and easily favorite game in the series, nothing has me more excited for 2.0 than Magitek stuff.
While I'm not holding my breath, if I could style my personal house ala Narsh style, homygawd. lol.
Class Idea: Machinist
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08-09-2012, 11:27 PMdarkm0d
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08-09-2012, 11:31 PMHyrist
I want mechanist to be in the game, but not under the premise you're designing.
I'm not sure if you realize this, but Mechanist fits a Job more than it fits a class. Unlike "Lancer" which was the name for Final Fantasy Tactic's Dragoon. Mechanist in other Final Fantasy game has had their own characters and mechanics.
When you mention Mechanist I can never get the image of Edgar Figaro with a chainsaw out of my head.
http://fc01.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...sh-d39qyio.jpg
It's sense evolved around guns as a weapon, which is fine by me - and I expect it will become a branch of Musketeer and counter Musketeer's potential job class: Corsair. -
08-09-2012, 11:44 PMZantetsukenEdgar was one of the best mechanist incarnations in the series. And I like the OPs trap suggestion (turrets.. maybe)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyrist
Hmm... Mechanist as a Class -> Puppetmaster as a Job.... That works pretty well actually!
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08-09-2012, 11:46 PMTaalAzuraThe class I'm talking about would be more like a crafting class rather than a full on class with a job soul. What if the magitek armor were to work as the class's "soul", where Machinist (or class named Engineer) would be able to use abilities named tools much like FFVI, however when equip with a Machinist soul, the use of a magitek armor would become available (along with all of the beacons and whatnot). This wouldn't make Engineer much of a melee class, however perhaps engineer has access to a single turret (or even automaton) before acquiring the soul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyrist
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08-09-2012, 11:54 PMAliceKaye
I think it's a really cool class idea and I would totally be into playing it, honestly.
Edit: Sorry, auto-correct on phones is stupid and there was no edit there, so I had to switch to my PC to fix it. :P -
08-10-2012, 01:48 AMNakiamiieThat's what the machinist should be like: inspired from Edgar Figaro, he is the icon of machinists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyrist
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08-10-2012, 04:10 AMLaurel_McFang
Yaris, where is your animated gif from? Have been watching it for day's. Torchlight 2 has a machinist class similar in battle to what you're describing, the machinist is a melee character who can spawn heal bots, gun boats, and robotic spider mines while in battle, would love to see little Magitek eal bots and other things running around the battlefield with their survival linked to the craftsmanship of the crafting class.
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08-10-2012, 04:15 AMEclipse
Sounds fun and intense.
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08-10-2012, 04:24 AMTonkra
I like the idea. would fit into FFXIV
it reminds me of the dwarven warsmith in Lineage 2 ;) in Lineage 2 i liked the idea that dwarves have been the only crafters in the game ;)
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/171/3...4298c32039.jpg
http://l2.eogamer.com/wiki/images/l2/7/72/WSbigboom.jpg
http://l2.eogamer.com/wiki/images/l2/d/d2/Coinpet11.jpg
siege weapon:
http://legacy.lineage2.com/news/images/skills-1_000.jpg
If there are going to be sieges in FFXIV 2.0. PvP, such a warsmith could be very useful.
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08-10-2012, 05:48 AMEclipseBlasphemy!! How could you forget Orcish War Machine!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tonkra
http://images.wikia.com/finalfantasy...ine_(FFXI).jpg