Should DRG use straight shot

At level 30, is it worth it to include SS into your rotation? :confused::confused:

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Originally Posted by Umbral

At level 30, is it worth it to include SS into your rotation? :confused::confused:

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Dragoons can't use it anyways. Only LNC can. But I did use it while leveling LNC to 30.

Dragoons can only pull skills from Pugilist and Marauder.

Dragoons can't pull from Archer. When you become a job at 30, the classes you can pull abilities from is limited to 2 (PGL & MRD being the 2 for Dragoon). But before you ask if it's better to stay lancer so you get access to Archer skills, it's not. You straight up gain stat points when you become a job. At level 50, a Dragoon has about 20 more points of Strength than if he switched to Lancer. 20 points of Strength is worth WAY more than Straight Shot or Raging Strikes gets you.

I thought you could only pull from lancer and marauder as a dragoon. Didn't realize you needed to level a pug. How far into pug do you need to go and what abilities?

http://xivdb.com/?search/!filters/Il...lOR0FNRV8xIg==

There are actually about 4 extra skills Dragoon can use from Pugilist

Featherfoot
Second Wind
Internal Release
Mantra

Ty for that, I honestly didn't know lol

the only useful ones for dragon are second wind and internal release ... everything else is kinda meh

You don't need mantra as that is just creating extra work for yourself. You don't need mercy stroke either. Level up MRD to 15 then level up PUG to level 12 and then be on your way as a successful Dragoon.

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Originally Posted by Micha_lol

the only useful ones for dragon are second wind and internal release ... everything else is kinda meh

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Even without the trait Mantra is so far from 'meh'.

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Originally Posted by Aicasia

Even without the trait Mantra is so far from 'meh'.

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5% extra healing isn't going to cause any great comebacks, and on a 2 minute cooldown? it needs to be traited to be worth even putting on the bar.