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Originally Posted by Umisame

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You still hit it more times thus in a long fight with you hitting Garuda every 2 seconds for 80 damage and Ifrit's Lance hitting 90 every 2.5 seconds.. in the hitting category its almost close, the Weapon Skill area is different though, but the Minus Enmity, will Keep Garuda/Ifrit/Moogle away from you more often.. and thats the plus side of all that! =).

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Originally Posted by Starlord

The more times you hit. more TP you get out of it.. DRG is the TP hog Job after all :P. I still rather have -15 Enmity either way ^^

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-15 enmity is = to 1.5% if you really need that -15 enmity to not pull hate. Then you need to find a better tank.

Also Dragoon pretty much has limitless tp already and with the proper rotation you should have all weaponskills on cool downs. The only way that a Speed weapon will beat Ifrit's. Is if it increased the amount of weaponskills you could do over time. With the Reuse timers and how quick fights are on this game that simply doesn't happen.

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Originally Posted by Xianghua

-15 enmity is = to 1.5% if you really need that -15 enmity to not pull hate. Then you need to find a better tank.

Also Dragoon pretty much has limitless tp already and with the proper rotation you should have all weaponskills on cool downs. The only way that a Speed weapon will beat Ifrit's. Is if it increased the amount of weaponskills you could do over time. With the Reuse timers and how quick fights are on this game that simply doesn't happen.

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The more the better, I always say ^^

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Originally Posted by Starlord

You still hit it more times thus in a long fight with you hitting Garuda every 2 seconds for 80 damage and Ifrit's Lance hitting 90 every 2.5 seconds.. in the hitting category its almost close, the Weapon Skill area is different though, but the Minus Enmity, will Keep Garuda/Ifrit/Moogle away from you more often.. and thats the plus side of all that! =).

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and the lower damage rating means your stats cap lower, which means both your auto attack damage and WS damage will be far lower by the end of the fight.

not to mention -15 enmity is an absolutely meaningless tradeoff for raw damage, especially when that -15 enmity should never ever ever eve revererverervereverever matter if your tank is even remotely decent

if monks and blms can hit 150-160 dps without a shred of -enmity and the warrior can still keep hate, you don't need it. period.

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Originally Posted by fusional

and the lower damage rating means your stats cap lower, which means both your auto attack damage and WS damage will be far lower by the end of the fight.

not to mention -15 enmity is an absolutely meaningless tradeoff for raw damage, especially when that -15 enmity should never ever ever eve revererverervereverever matter if your tank is even remotely decent

if monks can hit 150-160 dps without a shred of -enmity and the warrior can still keep hate, you don't need it. period.

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Different strokes for different folks I guess.

Edit: Better be safe than sorry :P.. and besides as long as I don't die the Sanction buff will still be there in which I can use that weapon to take down Pointless NMs Faster YAY! :p.

Man drink the kool aid more ><

Damage is always the deciding factor.

Raises your stat caps and allows for higher WS damage.

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Originally Posted by Meatdawg

Man drink the kool aid more ><

Damage is always the deciding factor.

Raises your stat caps and allows for higher WS damage.

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Like I said.. I'll use the Very good yes Risky Spear to take down NMs or other things that I won't die on lol.
And just use Ifrit's Harpoon for the Harder fights.

The lance is worse then ifrit's, is this seriously even been discussed? Don't even need a parser to see that.

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Originally Posted by Eliseus

The lance is worse then ifrit's, is this seriously even been discussed? Don't even need a parser to see that.

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Its Situational

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Originally Posted by Starlord

Its Situational

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No. It's just worse. Always. Unless there is an enemy that gains HP from begin hit and that forces you to hit it.