What I'm banking on is that the tanks hate will increase as well and that the less affinity the other classes have the less enmity that will be generated.
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You do what you need to do Miss. Millions, but I don't know where you're definitively getting that it specifically states there is no Sentinel this next patch. May I have that direct line to SE Headquarters or is that only exclusive to especially gifted Miqo'tes?
Its a self AoE..why the hell would EVERYONE be using it? I would bet a million gil that it won't stack with itself. So whether or not sentinel disappears...its function and/or demand disappears (because only a tank [which is the GLD] needs to get it..and well if they are doing ifrit...they are going to be level 50 and have it).
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In a week Sentinel will be gone as it currently stands. And we'll be able to do stuff in this game without having to have Fake Difficulty.
I got it from here:
http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...764#post449764
Current Sentinel description:
Description of similar ability from that post I linked to above:Quote:
Thwart enemy attacks with your weapon, reducing damage dealt to you.
See, they are not the same, Sentinel is going away.Quote:
Temporarily reduces damage you sustain and increases enmity generated by actions executed while effect is active.
That's besides the point, it increases your defenses without increasing enmity now. That can't be said of the new ability, therefore they are not the same. Using that similar ability in the same way we use sentinel now, may not produce the same results. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that doing so will probably backfire.
Its all speculation I'm just saying if you are taking things at face value based on description then your example is flawed
you can also look at it this way, what does Sentinel do? it reduces damage taken, what does Sentinel 1.20 do? it reduces damage taken but also increases enmity IF you perform an action after it is used for the duration. For all we know it has the same duration as current sentinel which is low.