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    Fynlar Eira
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    Hyperion
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    Red Mage Lv 100
    ^ This is why Wheeling Thrust is arguably a problem of lack of complexity, or essentially "spoon-fed dps". It is identical to another move except that it uses another positional requirement. It requires no additional thinking
    Yes, it does. Before WT, you could automatically move to the flank of the target for the 4th hit because you knew that was your only option for sweetspotting.

    Once you get WT, that's no longer the case. Your sweetspot can be either in the side or the back, and you now have to pay attention and note which one you get. That is additional processing power used (however negligable to you that might be; it isn't that negligable to everyone though) that was not necessary before in order to get, at best, the same level of performance you already had before. In practice? It will likely be worse performance than before, because people who play this game aren't perfect with positionals, as legions of subpar MNKs could show anyone -- and MNKs don't even have to deal with RNG when it comes to their positionals.

    No, it's a bout gratification and how a minority of the members in the Dragoon Community feel as if they don't get enough of it apparently. Every debate here borders on tantrums triggered by obsessive compulsive disorder - which leaves me concerned for the mental health of those who must insist on an absolute perfect path to 60,
    I really don't think it's that unreasonable to expect each new ability added to a job to either build upon the job or, at worst, be ignorable so that it doesn't have a detrimental effect on the job... particularly considering this is what every other job in the game has.

    Apparently though, you think that's okay, which just leaves me hoping you never design any sort of video game I happen to play in the future.
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    Last edited by Fynlar; 08-11-2015 at 12:59 AM.