Summoner got destroyed this patch

[Seobit]

They're not, read the news.

[Shamirah]

They're not, read the news.

I can't seem to find it, is it in english, german, french or japanese ? Or do you have a link ! But I hope you're wrong (and I understand your point of view about the boots, but still I hope you're wrong.)

[Seobit]

I mean they're not changing the boots from their stats in 2.0. I only realized after you probably thought I meant they're not REchanging them. I meant they're not changing from being acc+crit.

[Shamirah]

I mean they're not changing the boots from their stats in 2.0. I only realized after you probably thought I meant they're not REchanging them. I meant they're not changing from being acc+crit.

Oh yeah ok. Well, that is my bad then ! Thanks <3

Out of context : nice haircut

[OmegaNovaios]

Except they are, 'cause they are not that dumb.

Well, yes and no lol.
They are changing them for 2.1, but they said they made an error (post in JP only) and are changing them back in 2.15.

[Seobit]

According to YoshiP SMN are still top DPS even with the removal of Thunder. They decided it was better to remove an additional skill rather than nerf Summoner DOTs.

[Shamirah]

According to YoshiP SMN are still top DPS even with the removal of Thunder. They decided it was better to remove an additional skill rather than nerf Summoner DOTs.

Where did he say that ? Any source ^^' ?

@OmegaNovaios : yeah, but still.. 2,15 means it will be some day after the patch.

[Seobit]

http://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/commen...g_patch_notes/

[Spellbinder]

According to YoshiP SMN are still top DPS even with the removal of Thunder. They decided it was better to remove an additional skill rather than nerf Summoner DOTs.

What bothers me about this statement is that we can't even see DoT damage in the battle log to accurately confirm or refute this claim.

[Seobit]

We don't. SE most definitely do. And I'm personally much more inclined to believing the devs who actually know how the game calculates damage and have ways to monitor these things than the masses fumbling around and running dysfunctional parsers.