Traits: The Good, The Bad, and The Useless

[Airget]

"Enhanced attributes" are just a waste of space, an excuse to "learn" something at x level that is so minuscule and lame.

[Alistaire]

"Enhanced attributes" are just a waste of space, an excuse to "learn" something at x level that is so minuscule and lame.

It's also so crossclass skills can be better on their native job. Internal Release 30% on MNK, Raging Strikes shorter recast on BRD etc.

[Driavna]

"Enhanced attributes" are just a waste of space, an excuse to "learn" something at x level that is so minuscule and lame.

It's the way devs have to tell players their main stat for that class.

[seekified]

It's the way devs have to tell players their main stat for that class.

And here's a solution to that problem, by the way: remove the manual allocation of attribute points. It's dull and there's only one right way to do it for every job.

[St0rmchild]

And here's a solution to that problem, by the way: remove the manual allocation of attribute points. It's dull and there's only one right way to do it for every job.

Arcanists would very much disagree with this statement.

[Rennies]

Arcanists would very much disagree with this statement.

Arcanists are the ones who want the manual allocation the least, what are you on about? We have to spend 200 GC seals every single time we wanna swap.

Also, they said "Job" and Arcanist is a "Class".

[seekified]

Arcanists would very much disagree with this statement.

Mmyeah, well... If they did remove it, they could just alter the passive stat growth of arcanists to fit both SCH and SMN. I dunno, it's just not a very interesting feature and they should do something about it.

[Felis]

"Enhanced attributes" are just a waste of space, an excuse to "learn" something at x level that is so minuscule and lame.

It is not about learning something, but about getting better at something you have already learned.