I didn't even notice the difference in DF. I honestly forgot they added the jump potion. My experience in DF has still been the same... majority of people being terrible like people said.



I didn't even notice the difference in DF. I honestly forgot they added the jump potion. My experience in DF has still been the same... majority of people being terrible like people said.
Last edited by Remus; 06-30-2017 at 05:43 AM.
This. To a degree.
What definitely has happened with PoTD and jump potions is that it's happening accross the whole leveling process now as opposed to generally petering out around Cutters Cry.
I hate the mentality PoTD bred in the DF, jump potions just made it worse.


The only reason they needed PoTD was the overabundance of DPS vs tanks and healers leading to longer queue times for dungeons and other instances. This of course meant that a number of players never got exposed to mechanics to learn how to play properly.This. To a degree.
What definitely has happened with PoTD and jump potions is that it's happening accross the whole leveling process now as opposed to generally petering out around Cutters Cry.
I hate the mentality PoTD bred in the DF, jump potions just made it worse.



Same here. I think the AST in my Susano normal was boosted because they went Diurnal Sect but never kept A.Bene on the tank, or used Collective/Earthly Star/Dignity...I think I did something like double their healing numbers - in Noct Sect lol.
Honestly, the only thing that made me think they were a booster was the total absence of any Aspected Bene whatsoever. Not using any of the other abilities is pretty par for the course in my dealing with other DF ASTs.
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