Objective comparison of Mnk and Nin difficulty to play ?

[treuhavik]

How is that? GL3 once up is up.. On the occasion it goes down it's not "difficult" whatsoever to get back up, just do the same moves you always do or pop PB. There's no added difficulty in that, it's not technical in any way. Mudras require perfect execution every 20 sec for the entire fight, you really can't compare that to GL3, they are totally different mechanics.

It isn't difficult, but time consuming. Once GL3 goes down, so does your DPS, considerably, and with out PB, you'll be hurting longer than a NIN who messed a Huton cast - they aren't losing a direct damage modifier.

Ideally, where I think nin should be is below mnk sustained but still pretty high, and below drgs max burst but still decently high. It should be in between the two on those spectrums. All 3 should be very, very close in damage over the course of a long fight.

100% agree with this. IMO, that's where NIN was, DRG just needed some love.

[Leonus]

It isn't difficult, but time consuming. Once GL3 goes down, so does your DPS, considerably, and with out PB, you'll be hurting longer than a NIN who messed a Huton cast - they aren't losing a direct damage modifier.



100% agree with this. IMO, that's where NIN was, DRG just needed some love.

Takes like 18 seconds with out PB to get GL3 right? Something like that. It takes nin close to 22 seconds to get hit on back.

Around 12 seconds or so mnks damage boost is higher than ninja's again with at least gl2 and FoF (23% right?) And mnk is at gl3 before nin get Futon back.

Idk, It might be a comparable dps loss in that instance, but ninja's jutsu rotation is behind by 20 seconds from that point on.

I don't know the exact numbers there.

Edit: well then never mind lol. Futon is up before GL3 by 3 seconds if it takes 25 seconds. I thought it was less time than that. Always seems like less time.

[treuhavik]

Takes like 18 seconds with now PB to get GL3 right?

GL3 would take around 25 seconds manually but again, GL doesn't just affect SkSp.