What Limited jobs would you like to see in the future

[omgitslos]

None. Moving on.

[whiskeybravo]

Yoshi P needs a Limited Job.

[Ilenya]

(also this is just for fun, if your not a big fan, i get it i know, but since its coming why the hell not have some fun with the ideas)

Eight people said none as of this post. Eight people don't get the idea of having fun. At least one person (Who I didn't count towards the 8) decided to have fun with it anyways.

Honestly, I want to see what they could do with puppetmaster. I remember finding the job idea interesting in FFXI, but the costs for the upgrades were...An issue.

Nine counting below me.

[Nariel]

None.

I want to be able to play in relevant content with my friends with my cool looking job, won't touch BLU for these reason so why should I want another job I won't play.

[Noodle_Trinidad]

Eight people said none as of this post. Eight people don't get the idea of having fun. At least one person (Who I didn't count towards the 8) decided to have fun with it anyways.

Honestly, I want to see what they could do with puppetmaster. I remember finding the job idea interesting in FFXI, but the costs for the upgrades were...An issue.

Nine counting below me.

The issue is regardless of it being fun or not in the long run it doesnt change that this is a single player class that wont be able to do relevant content when the other jobs can. The point of wanting a new class is so you can hopefully find something you can groove with and take that to endgame, not go around collecting skills for a Solo Instance.

It cant progress MSQ, it cant queue up for Dungeons, it cant do PoTD, can only enter 5 year old raids and dungeons in a premade and its endgame is a solo instance. So after knowing the very limitations of BLU why would most players want their most desired class added into a system that limits them from doing any of the core gameplay? The simple fact is that is design philosophy fits along the notion of a Single Player game DLC and not an MMO class. It’s fluff content with a Eureka-esque take on skills (Logos) and levels. As fun as it can be it has no place in an MMO setting and has probably cost SE players that were holding onto BLU as their final hope for the game. They sure did get Monkey Paw’d.

On top of that noting everyone who said "None" doesnt get the idea of having fun is akin to me calling anyone who defends it people who are happy to eat garbage. Neither are true so please avoid using this as a way of discrediting certain opinions.

[Ilan]

Eight people said none as of this post. Eight people don't get the idea of having fun. At least one person (Who I didn't count towards the 8) decided to have fun with it anyways.

Honestly, I want to see what they could do with puppetmaster. I remember finding the job idea interesting in FFXI, but the costs for the upgrades were...An issue.

Nine counting below me.

You know that fun is something different for every single person, right? I also don't see any fun in a class that i can only play in certain content instead of the full game.

[SDaemon]

You know that fun is something different for every single person, right? I also don't see any fun in a class that i can only play in certain content instead of the full game.

There is more to the "full game" than endgame dungeons and raids. I mean your first sentence even alludes to that with people finding fun in different things and different ideas. I personally see fun in the approach SE is taking.

As for the main topic, Beast Tamer would be interesting, a bit Monster Hunter-y but could be fun.

[Soupa]

Beastmaster, puppetmaster, freelancer, mime, Oracle, I think are all great candidates for Limited.

[Spiriel_Basanda]

I'm afraid I have to also give a "none" to this. Limited Jobs strikes me as being very akin to a character being an Assist Trophy in Smash Bros. Yeah, okay, I guess it's nice that Zero has a cameo/BLU is in the game, but now I'm not gonna be able to actually play as Zero/do anything relevant as BLU. I'm not okay with throwing more jobs into the Assist Trophy dumpster.

That being said, if I was forced to pick one, I'd probably pick Necromancer. Running around sending undead all around might be neat. I'm noticing a pattern of pet jobs being picked in this thread.

[XelphatolTylenolCepacolAlcohol]

Absolutely none. So long as there are full-fledged jobs that have access to all content, people will always contrast, feel relegated to second-class, and push for their Limited Job to join the real jobs. Scrap the whole Limited Job idea, please and thank you.