Other 'planned/leaked' classes.

[Dreamer]

Obviously you are not reading anything we say.

Read something posted somewhere else then.

http://www.eorzeapedia.com/2011/04/0...ditional-jobs/

It's probably best if you simply place her on your ignore list like the rest of us. She's not going to quit trolling the tread while people continue to respond to her.

While I do think the current armory system can be refined, I hope they do so in a way that focuses on the various ways that classes can be combined to make unique play styles, rather than introducing new jobs/sub-jobs that do it for you.

[Kallera]

It's probably best if you simply place her on your ignore list like the rest of us. She's not going to quit trolling the tread while people continue to respond to her.

While I do think the current armory system can be refined, I hope they do so in a way that focuses on the various ways that classes can be combined to make unique play styles, rather than introducing new jobs/sub-jobs that do it for you.

Its funny how people want more to discover in the game, complaining of difficulty, and then balk at the customization and work that they can use for fear of "being a gimp"

Final fantasy's job system was based on the customization of the party, not for cubbyholes of people who all do the same thing. This mmo is based on the customization of the player.

[Peregrine]

It's probably best if you simply place her on your ignore list like the rest of us. She's not going to quit trolling the tread while people continue to respond to her.

While I do think the current armory system can be refined, I hope they do so in a way that focuses on the various ways that classes can be combined to make unique play styles, rather than introducing new jobs/sub-jobs that do it for you.

It's best if the devs put you on their ignore list. The logic is simple. The generic jobs in the game are bringing its ratings down because they're stale and lifeless. You want ten more of the same cut of jobs. If generic jobs were a problem before, more generic jobs is more of a bad thing. Therefore, no one should listen to you when you say you want the beta dat jobs implemented.

You just want to play your rdm/war and you want the hundreds of people who made fun of you in XI to suffer for how they treated you. In reality, they were right. You were wrong. Their system where the developers control and design specific roles is is superior to yours where you go play sandbox and build your snowflake. The only ones you're actually making suffer is Square Enix, because this game's not floating and everyone interested in quality MMO play has stopped playing this.

The beta dat jobs represent a failed plan and a failed concept. You say you like it...well you're the only ones left, if you kill off everyone but Mormons in the US, mormons become the wide majority. In nature, evolution doesn't make mistakes and select the wrong survivors.

Unfortunately in videogaming development, mistakes are made that cause the survival of the wrong group. Generic sandbox jobs was such a mistake.

[Cairdeas]

The generic jobs in the game are bringing its ratings down because they're stale and lifeless.

LOLZ, there are not jobs in XIV right now. They are coming soon.

[SilvertearRen]

I'm not going to level a generic-ass fencer to 50 and glad to 50 to play red mage, and having the ability to level "template" jobs to 50 alongside FF archetype jobs screams imbalance and painfully role-less jobs and redundancy.

I just don't see this generic old path fitting with the new one very well unless Monk isn't even a job you level up on.

They're going to have a hard enough time finding real purpose to these old generic jobs once Classics show up without adding 10 more generic ones. It's simply not fun levelling a template and a no-name no-lore generic MMO creation.

Elementalist.
Soothsayer.
Barbarian.
Nightstalker.

Do not care. Final Fantasy.

What I thought when I read the statement in bold?

"Wah wah, wah wah, I want everything that's awesome handed to me on a silver platter. I can't be arsed to work for it all!"

...seriously, STFU if you can't handle the idea of a system where you have to reach certain prerequisites with classes before you can unlock an advanced class.

[Arcell]

So again, tell me Peregrine what your idea is of a job that is not generic? I'm still waiting for you to actually acknowledge that question.

[Gracious]

Please Square, if you are going to release classes in the future, please don't get rid of the ideas that were leaked through the data bits.
Flayer (whip), Fencer (rapier), Stavesmen (Staff)... I mean you don't see those types of weapons in many mmo's damage dealing wise.

My Miqo'te needs her whip now so I can be cat-woman

I'd love to try out Flayer myself. I look forward to trying all the new jobs.

[Peregrine]

So again, tell me Peregrine what your idea is of a job that is not generic? I'm still waiting for you to actually acknowledge that question.

Lol I already told you three times and you missed it every chance you had.
Which job is less generic? Paladin with 20 years of FF history and a literary archetype behind it, or an Enforcer that you just pulled out of your ass right now?

Your ideas have no potential. We've already tried your ideas and they failed. No one should listen to your all's ideas, because we all just watched them crash and burn.

What, do you want to see another fireball trainwreck? Get out of here.

[Peregrine]

What I thought when I read the statement in bold?

"Wah wah, wah wah, I want everything that's awesome handed to me on a silver platter. I can't be arsed to work for it all!"

...seriously, STFU if you can't handle the idea of a system where you have to reach certain prerequisites with classes before you can unlock an advanced class.

No one will play that piece of **** MMO where you have to level 3 horribly boring jobs to 50 to have the abilities you need to level 1 good job to 50. That's pathetic design for low-quality player demographics.

[Cairdeas]

What I thought when I read the statement in bold?

"Wah wah, wah wah, I want everything that's awesome handed to me on a silver platter. I can't be arsed to work for it all!"

...seriously, STFU if you can't handle the idea of a system where you have to reach certain prerequisites with classes before you can unlock an advanced class.

Personally I hope they are not unlocked classes but instead just the Traditional Jobs as a Title that gives you bonuses for a using skills favorable to the Job Title. Sure unlock the Higher skilled Job Titles but the first 6 (War, Thf, Mnk, Whm, Blm, Rdm) should be unlocked as soon as you get to what ever lets you use the Job System.