Will monks attain Fists of Thunder

[Noxifer]

Second one, OP @50%, if you take into consideraton how fast a MNK attacks for that "10% chance" would be landing a lot during boss fights making them pretty much lol easy, especially if you stack 2 or even 3 MNKs in party.

Except QiLymePye stated "10% chance upon being hit", i.e. when the monk is hit by an attack. Again, mainly good for solo content.

In regards to a Fists that restores TP, [...] to be usefull it would need to allow you to continue doing your rotations whilst gaining TP) so would need to be pretty potent in its effectiveness. Otherwise, if it doesnt give you more than you are using it becomes useless,

Umm... I wouldn't say it'd be useless if it effectively lowered the TP cost of your skills due to increased TP gain per tick. If a tick gives you 40 TP, and an action costs 40 TP, that means you can do one action for that tick, even if the action takes less time than a tick. If, however, a tick gives you 60 TP, that means you can do one and a half action, meaning one extra action every two ticks.
(Of course, I'm more used to TP drain as a warrior, not a monk, so I'm not sure how often they run out of TP at all, especially with Invigorate, but I imagine it could be very useful for speedruns where you do more high-cost aoe attacks...)

[RegentP]

especially with Invigorate, but I imagine it could be very useful for speedruns where you do more high-cost aoe attacks...)

about 5-7 mins from the monk I raid with, but I am sure there are monk that have good bis that can go almost 12 or 13mins.

that's what Fists of Fire is there for, another Fists of X skill that buffs our damage would be redundant and either one of them would end up being useless or the only difference between them would be purely aesthetic

while Aesthetically, I am sure that Monk only using one fists is boring, and I know it could be crazy if you have to switch back and forth between even 2 fist types is insane but since the rotations are so crafted, I feel that giving an additional DPS option is an option for the pro-monks, the average monk would be content in just using 1 fists.

[Sapphic]

(Of course, I'm more used to TP drain as a warrior, not a monk, so I'm not sure how often they run out of TP at all, especially with Invigorate, but I imagine it could be very useful for speedruns where you do more high-cost aoe attacks...)

Well In FCoB im popping invig at about 1minute into the fight ^_^ albeit its more about timings for having it up for more uses during, but still at around 600 TP when I do use it.

[Silkerin]

why not make fists of thunder be something like the sword oath from paladins? *lightning fists* the only issue with this is making fists of fire kinda useless then... XD or extend the duration of the grease lightning.
fists of water reducing the potency of his non aoe skills but making the single target ones a small aoe *splash damage ;D......... yeah i know..*

[Sapphic]

about 5-7 mins from the monk I raid with, but I am sure there are monk that have good bis that can go almost 12 or 13mins.

Gear has no direct relevance in how long your TP lasts, only side effect is you kill things faster, or push phases faster where with phase changes their "might" be downtime to regen. But 100% uptime, TP usage is the same irrelevant of gear.

BTw it's still Raise your head, not Raise you head...

[Ymal]

Not to ruin any hype or creativity but I'm personally not really looking forward any new 'fist' ability. They always seemed to me like… not actually that useful? I personally pretty much never dance between fists unless in certain very rare situations.
Attack defense and movement, it seems to me like there isn't much else to add without making it way too OP and therefor force a nerf on MNK, or that would provoke a drastic change in it's gameplay. Unless SE comes up with a brilliant idea and make those skills more relevant to the actual MNK fight style I'd rather not have another 'maybe it'll have some use in a fight for two seconds' fist buff. A skillspeed buff perhaps but I think Fist of Fire would still be the main one to be used.