With TP cost increases, Goad will be less effective. It was able to stave off Paeon due to TP efficiency, being able to self Goad would continue that.
Being able to weave Mudras would stop latency issues.
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That moment when you had an entire essay, and your Chrome crashes.
Only thing I'll say is, follow your own words.
"Read entire posts, not parts that would be beneficial for you or your message you're trying to carry through."
Seriously. Can't believe you're saying that a BLM has the same movement ability as a SMN. Our DPS halts, yours continues.
Hmm, perhaps I can make another thread about Mobility, SMN and BLM so this thread doesn't further derail.
I believe Bards are more than fine but many people are asking for buffs on Bards. Was wondering if anybody else felt this way and why
What content is this that ever requires paeon? If the answer is Final coil, then I'll have to ask you to forgive my ignorance as I have not participated in it yet. In any case, short of final coil, there is nothing, not a single bit of content in the entire game in which a job with invigorate ever needs paeon unless A: it's a giant AoE fest (like pre echo t4) or B: you have screwed up, either by dying, or by not making correct use out of invigorate. Even in the incredibly TP intensive T8, invigorate is more than sufficient to get you through the entire fight. Really, the only jobs that should ever -need- goad are mnk, pld, and war.
I think brd is fine where it's at. If you play the job well, keep your dots up 100% of the time, use all your cooldowns right and aren't loaded down by piles of acc and skill speed instead of det and crit (like all those full auroral brds) you can be right up there with the big boys. Yes, head to head, brd does less dps than the other pure dps jobs, but the ability to move freely without losing anything more than a few auto attacks, tends to edge us back up. It's not uncommon for a brd to be near the top on any fight with a lot of dodging/mechanics, unless you find yourself needing to use ballad.