DRG's Dragon Sight and the problem with community feedback

[Ralen]

It didn't involve a dps loss that would take away from your enjoyment by making you feel like you were sacrificing something, as you want to be in melee anyway.

I don't...what...wait...bwuh?

Outside of party content it turns the class into Chicken Knight, outright demanding you take a chocobo everywhere otherwise 10% of your damage is locked away forever.

Inside of party content the skill is mouthbreathingly stupid to use, outright requiring macros that flail around for a friendly target. In a party with 3 ranged dps? Go go 5% super tank go!

There's a lot more wrong with the class as it stands that the live letter didn't even touch on, but go away with your objectively terrible opinion.

[IchiExorz]

Honestly I understand where ur coming from.
The Dragon Sight range was the last of my worries. It was a little annoying to activate. But I somehow enjoyed trying to stay close enough. It was an extra challenge. Imo they shoulda just buffed the power of the skill to 15% to the DRG and 10 to the ally.

I do have to argue about it being not confusing though. I had people running away from me when they saw the tether because they thought it was a mechanic of the fight... lol

I don't...what...wait...bwuh?

Outside of party content it turns the class into Chicken Knight, outright demanding you take a chocobo everywhere otherwise 10% of your damage is locked away forever.

inb4 we get a wyvern pet in the next expansion which we can use Dragon's Sight on. *cough*

[Gravton]

I do have to argue about it being not confusing though. I had people running away from me when they saw the tether because they thought it was a mechanic of the fight... lol

Lol well yeah, it's a red tether between two players, how many times have we seen that mechanic? Red was a poor color choice, blue usually means safe. I expect the 6 yalms was to prevent casters and ranged from getting the benefit. Even though this is the only buff in the game that restricts who can be buffed with an "approved" list, I'm glad the extra range will make it less punishing.