You can definitely have more than one job, but probably can't be BLM on your CON and WHM on your THM even though there's no point why not. I'm pretty sure they haven't thought it through this much though, judging by there decisions so far.
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Ok that makes me feel a little better. There is still the restriction in the sense CLASS -> JOB but if I level multiple classes I can have multiple jobs. That makes me feel better.
Ok I just did some research on FFXI about artifact armors. They were designed to give people the classic looks of the jobs. So, my question is when I get my artifact armor for my job did u ever need to upgrade in FFXI? Were they always the best? Did it kill gear progression? HOw did artifact armors fit into the grand scheme of things in terms of gear progression?
Now i have a full reason to cap my lancer !!!!
Just a note that I spotted on the hi-res pic guys:
The dude in the evil armor seens to be wielding a scythe and not a lance :P
I tried to outline what I think I see, but I may as well be wrong:
http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...er/wveibs2.jpg
(may as well be part of the lance design above the blade, or some part of his armor/raised leg, but based by the early designs it could be.
they were often the most job centered gear available, and the first time around the best for their level. they eventually added upgrades to them, and a different set, that had different bonuses. Overall they didnt destroy gear progression on most classes, because they had gear swapping in combat, and they were specialized into boosting job abilities/stats/roles. Since some job abilities/traits/roles/stats werent necessarily highly focused on one specialty, some of them were considered to be vanity peices.
For example, while you may like a crown that gives you 5 mind (mdef and boost to spiritual dmg skill) and a boost to ACC when you use a specific monk job skill, most people overall rather have a haste headpeice, or one that reduces your dmg recieved.
Of course ffxi was a very different game, and gear progression was extremely horizontal as the game progressed, so it only tells you so much about this game.
I think you may be right. There's no way a Dragoon would be wearing such evil armor in the first place...
Edit: Someone made an observation about the Archer Job too. Check out the bow. there appears to be strings on it that do not serve any functional purpose...but if you turn that bow upside down, it looks like it could become a lute. Bard Ranger?!
To whatever said brd can't be arc:-(for fun XP)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...YZ4Zy_Q#t=141s
About whm = thm just because thm have whm offence spell...
whm = healer not attacker.
And who have whm healer skill?
ARCBRD!!!!!!!
XARCABARD ?
maybe he just has a really pointy shoe/who cares because it's obviously just an embellished lance.
Actually, look at the color of the pole and the color of the supposed scythe blade. They are different. And if you look past where his lower arm is, you'll notice that he has a knee up. That blade may be part of the shin armor. Or it might not. Dunno.
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Also if you zoom in on that area theres a bit next to the white mage's head that could be the continuation of the spear.
I could be very possible that they have implemended an upwards blade into his foot armor design. What kind of fabulous pose is that supposed to be though? :P
I actually figure the lance is more of a Guisarme.
How big the difference between the 2 namings may be, I believe it's just that the japanese people mostly don't have a clue about western lore, so they try to simplify it:
Paladin <-> Knight (geez)
Dragoon <-> Dragon Knight
Cleared up the image and "connected the dots" for the less imaginative viewers out there, sorry but it looks like Dark Knight won't be coming just yet.
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"dragoon breakdown"
Sure. Because the English names came first. You know, just like FF I was actually developed in the US by Abraham Lincoln.Quote:
How big the difference between the 2 namings may be, I believe it's just that the japanese people mostly don't have a clue about western lore, so they try to simplify it:
Paladin <-> Knight (geez)
Dragoon <-> Dragon Knight
lulz. My point is still valid. I didn't say they traslated the names from english to japanese. I said they switched them firsthand so the japanese would understand. Except you believe Knights have healing and divine powers (ffI)
@OMEGA_HACK: It may as well (and most propably) be it, I never rejected the chance of it being a halberd/lance-
Another researched 'rant'
Google granted the following info.
Conjure translations:
Japanese: 幻術士 = Illusionist
German: Druide = Druid
French: Élémentaliste = Elementalist
Thaumaturge translations:
Japanese: 呪術士 = Brujo (roughly warlock) witch doctor and shaman also came up.
German: Thaumaturg = Thaumaturge
French: Occultiste = Occultist
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/thaumaturge
Thaumaturge = (Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) Rare a performer of miracles; magician
Conjure Broken down: 幻術 = Literally meaning "Illusionary Techniques"
THM Broken down: 呪術 = magic, sorcery, incantation
士 - MEANING: samurai, man, gentleman, scholar
The 'dark armor' is a definitely a Dragoon. The knee in the air makes it 100% confirmed in my mind. (DRK doesn't pose like that)
Also, from an Aug Dev interview, the official confirmed job list = Paladin, Monk, White Mage, Black Mage, Dragoon, Bard.
That leaves just the Roegadyn (MRD) undefined. It could be Warrior or Berzerker, but the fur trim and horns really remind me of the Beastmaster designs in FFV and FFXI.
If it is BST, then we have our first pet job~
Only that it's 呪術士 (jujutsu-shi) and not 祝術士 (shujutsu-shi).Quote:
THM Broken down: 祝術 = (hiragana しゅうじゅつ, romaji shūjutsu) white magic
So there is not even the smallest trace of white magic in the Japanese concept of "Thaumaturge". Nil. Zero. Nothing.
TL/DR:LTR(JP).