We Need Beast Master Job in FF14 ARR

[Blackcanary]

This is a key aspect about designing a more (taming monsters) pet-focused job in XIV. This game is built upon balancing everything so nothing is glaringly a better option in every way. People get excited at the prospect of taming their favorite XIV mob, but as monsters are now, there would be some monsters so incredibly useless and so incredibly overpowered that the devs would be sloppy not to simply homogenize every monster to have the same move pool to avoid lovely little "only BSTs using Narbroois can join this PF (they have a vulnerability stack ability I think?)" scenarios and in the end we'll end up with the type of pets being nothing more than glamour. If everyone can settle for that, then by all means...

They could just create new mobs that are made for BST or make it so certain mobs already in the game are made for BST and thoes mobs will learn new attacks which BST helps train the mob to learn once they have been tamed. Example once they get enough exp mob learns a unique attack. There could even be mobs which would mainly be used for healing and u could help heal the Tank.

[AlphaFox]

They could just create new mobs that are made for BST or make it so certain mobs already in the game are made for BST and those mobs will learn new attacks which BST helps train the mob to learn once they have been tamed. Example once they get enough exp mob learns a unique attack. There could even be mobs which would mainly be used for healing and u could help heal the Tank.

While I wouldn't argue it would then pull the WoW aspect of people complaining how every mob is tameable, including the elites last time I recall playing. I can only imagine a BST trying to tame the S rank in Shroud or such. I mean as long as it is said straight up "Only certain marked mobs can be tamed" then I can see it working but I can't really see them giving so much variety to BST that wouldn't force other classes to cry foul. Least not till a skill tree (assuming one ever does come) is seen.