Clarity is key, let's fix tooltips.

[Moirear]

While I think some bits are debatable, the Provoke description is definitely misleading, and contrary to some people's misconceptions, does not seem to be clarified by just trying it out 1-2 times. That seriously needs to get fixed.

The only reason I didn't fall into that trap was because someone explained it to a tank who didn't understand the way it actually worked and I learned it before I even started tanking, but that just instantly showed me that there was something wrong about it. The class quest for GLD also does nothing to teach you its uses, so the tooltip should at least be correct.

[Kydi]

If it makes you feel better, those of us coming from WoW expecting the 6-second target lock we got used to for taunt abilities were also in for a rude awakening. >.>;

This. I'm used to a taunted target being locked for 6 seconds and getting highest threat + 10% (so it can be fluffed into a rotation to keep boosting threat).

[Nexxus]

It say "increase movement speed". No word about attack speed.
Changing the text here would not help people who can't read.

Movement speed may interprete otherwise.
For thoses that are not used to MMO and movement speed, they could think it's movement of yours attack.

I've seen to much MNK using them, like... almost everyone using them in the Lv.30~

[Garlyle]

I've seen to much MNK using them, like... almost everyone using them in the Lv.30~

So you're aware, Fists of Fire is the level 40 Monk ability. They literally don't have it until then; and once you have the choice of Earth vs Wind it really is up to the player.

[Lithera]

This. I'm used to a taunted target being locked for 6 seconds and getting highest threat + 10% (so it can be fluffed into a rotation to keep boosting threat).

That's how Provoke worked in FFXI during PvP. It locked the target on you as well as spiked enmity. Not sure what use the target lock would have in PvE though unless it ensured that randomly targeted abilities targeted you. That would be kind of situational in XIV and you wouldn't want certain things hitting you as MT anyways. Would suck to Voke on Ramuh EX and bait Chaotic Strike onto you or on Ifrit EX and wind up with Searing Wind lol.

[Limecat]

With the crafting abilities that have static results(quality and progress increases), the tooltip should show you exactly how much you'll get by using it adjusted for your current buffs.

[Rufalus]

Lustrate could use some clarity to get across why it's useful versus other heals. Provoke is obviously a big one, I learned what it really does while browsing these forums one day and it changed the way I play. When they add beginner's hall you will get not just clarity on all the moves but also hands-on testing to teach you.

[Sammich]

Yeah, I still have no idea what Quelling Strikes really does. Does it reduce my current enmity, does it reduce the enmity generated by further attacks, or do further attacks generate negative enmity? NFI, I just pop it if I accidentally grab hate D:

[Viridiana]

Yeah, I still have no idea what Quelling Strikes really does. Does it reduce my current enmity, does it reduce the enmity generated by further attacks, or do further attacks generate negative enmity? NFI, I just pop it if I accidentally grab hate D:

50% hate generation for the duration.

[Lithera]

Yeah, I still have no idea what Quelling Strikes really does. Does it reduce my current enmity, does it reduce the enmity generated by further attacks, or do further attacks generate negative enmity? NFI, I just pop it if I accidentally grab hate D:

It's a flat enmity reduction for all actions taken during the buff's duration. A full 50% I believe. It actually makes it more useful as an opening ability allowing you to go full out even though the tank is still building enmity.