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    Izsha's Avatar
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    Izsha Azel
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    Exodus
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    Warrior Lv 80
    While stance dance is always important, to me (and many others) it doesn't make the job any less boring.

    Sword oath: 1,2,3, spirits, scorn, CDs as needed.
    Shield oath: 1,2,3, spirits, scorn, CDs as needed.

    the fact that the effects of both stances is completely passive (extra auto attack vs perma 20% damage reduction) prevents it from being it more interesting. If there's no active change then how can it become engaging when it's just passive effects?

    I always applaud encouraging stance dance, but that's for both tanks and it is often overlooked for both tanks. the high end tank meta has already shifted hard into dps mode and using tank stances similarly to a temporary defensive cooldown, not as a way to tank.

    I can appreciate then sentiment, but I can't really agree with the details because pld does virtually the same thi ng regardless of stance. Hard for me to envision that as terribly interesting.
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    Last edited by Izsha; 03-28-2015 at 07:14 AM.

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    VargasVermillion's Avatar
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    Val Vermillion
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    Tonberry
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    Paladin Lv 80
    Quote Originally Posted by Izsha View Post
    I can appreciate then sentiment, but I can't really agree with the details because pld does virtually the same thi ng regardless of stance. Hard for me to envision that as terribly interesting.
    Well the idea is that you have to time when you swap oaths during encounters, there are a few holes as most encounters you are either going in SwO or ShO, not really swapping unless it's a tank swap fight but then there are more factors to consider.
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