Petition to have Yoshi P play Frontlines vs premades of summoners

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Cuz I can. And it is the only reasonably thing to do after the buff if he cares for balance.:rolleyes:

Why summoners specifically? As far as I know premades of scholars/whms/dragoons/whatever else can bring no less havoc.

Also did we know 1 pld and 1 other person can.. er.. double handedly win a naadam for their team?

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Originally Posted by Smollett

Why summoners specifically? As far as I know premades of scholars/whms/dragoons/whatever else can bring no less havoc.

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I sense bait but I'll bite: they can, but how often do you see such premades?

It's not and to tbh I don't see smn premades often either. And I do frontlines regularly.

If you dont, then I'm jealous. I've seen sum premades often on my dc, even before the buff.

I once ended up in a premade full of dragoons.

There's something innately terrifying yet majestic about seeing a squad of dragoons limit break at the same time and dive bomb everything.

Frontlines doesn't have ranked mode so balancing in there isn't really a priority I believe.

Problem with smn premades not in summoners, but in premades. Any, any coordinated group may and will destroy you no matter the composition. Maybe smn prems is a thing, but you can't solve it without nerfing job to the ground, and even then there'll be a new op job to humiliate you.

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Originally Posted by Minarisweet

Frontlines doesn't have ranked mode so balancing in there isn't really a priority I believe.

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Actually it is. In a few upcoming patches SE want somehow adjust job balance in frontlines. How though...

I agree that the premades are generally issues, and especially because of the level of coordination involved vs uncoordinated groups. The only way to have a chance is to break the coordination, which is easier said than done. Most players will never be able to do that.

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Originally Posted by Smollett

Actually it is. In a few recent patches SE want somehow adjust job balance in frontlines. How though...

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As an aside, you should use "recent" for things that have already happened. For things that happen in the future, depending on what you're trying to describe, you can use phrases like "soon-to-come," or just precede the thing you're describing with "upcoming" or "future."