I'm just watching my friend thats level 48 just destory mobs in seconds faster then a drag or a monk could do.
Even worse is they don't need Pos requirement.
I think ninja's are gonna be the new monk


I'm just watching my friend thats level 48 just destory mobs in seconds faster then a drag or a monk could do.
Even worse is they don't need Pos requirement.
I think ninja's are gonna be the new monk
When you see someones glamour with non matching boots
prolly gonna get nerfed eventually then

Theres is a pretty simple explanation for that.
A monk cant use his positional requirments when fighting a mob solo to deal extra damage, same with the dragoon.
The ninja only has one positional and thats to lower the enemy slashing resistance.
I guess we'll have to wait until there are some solid numbers from raids and stuff to see the real values.
Part of the issue with Monks and Dragoons I've seen in the open world is they rarely bother to use their stuns to set up positional attacks. At any rate, few players are at 50, and I'm personally more concerned with how the job handles at level 50 in dungeons. Rather than what happens with mobs in the open world.Theres is a pretty simple explanation for that.
A monk cant use his positional requirments when fighting a mob solo to deal extra damage, same with the dragoon.
The ninja only has one positional and thats to lower the enemy slashing resistance.
I guess we'll have to wait until there are some solid numbers from raids and stuff to see the real values.
they have alot less issues than either class/job, every dungeon i've run with was dancing around mobs, maybe in celebration of not having stay behind anything, though there is that one skill:trick attack, requires hide and increases all damage received by 10%... for 10s, hmmm, ya, no, thats forever off my barPart of the issue with Monks and Dragoons I've seen in the open world is they rarely bother to use their stuns to set up positional attacks. At any rate, few players are at 50, and I'm personally more concerned with how the job handles at level 50 in dungeons. Rather than what happens with mobs in the open world.
edit:remembered there was a flank skill as a 1-2-3 combo lowers slash resist and healing, yay, another dragoon style class(flanking not cowering)
Last edited by roninoftagrm; 10-30-2014 at 04:09 PM.

You're gonna need TA on your bar....
Suiton mudra combo let's you use it.... without having to hide.
This is wrong on so many levels, haha. Trick Attack is the best if not the second best ability that monks have...easily. The only other thing that is going to compare is Huton the 15% attack speed buff for 70s. That 10% additional from Trick Attack is from the WHOLE PARTY/RAID. This adds up to way more dps than using sneak attack. Way more.though there is that one skill:trick attack, requires hide and increases all damage received by 10%... for 10s, hmmm, ya, no, thats forever off my bar
People who haven't taken the time to properly read the abilities or who are not end game raiders need to stop screaming about OP and imbalances. 1 positional they probably wont even have to use in raid (your raid should have a warrior) does not constitute as positional dependent class. Their sneak/trick attack are positional as well, I haven't forgotten, but they have a 1m cooldown and it is easy to perform. No reason you should botch that.


As a solo monk I literally use the stun a long with other abilities as soon as they're available. When I do stun, I go for positions, but monks do positions in almost every single move so a 4 second stun every 40 seconds isn't gonna help me much.
Personally I enjoy monk solo because I can run around the mob and laugh when I get the position bonus.
Morzone Vandalfo on Siren
Main job: SCH/MNK
Raid job: Gathering
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