Gunbreaker starting level

[Elkanah]

My point: An UWU weapon is a bad example to use in this scenario because it does not mean that the player cleared UWU on that particular job. I can get an Ultima Curtana despite not knowing how to play Paladin because I've cleared UWU on Red Mage.

You know, I'll call that as a fair enough point. However, if you're more than able to get the job to max cap to use the weapon, and still don't know how to play the job (after hitting at least 50 or 60, where most of the bread and butter is for skills pre-rotation in full at 70-- better yet, WILLING to learn how to play the job you hit 70 with), then ultimately you're a burden on the player base. And the party you're in. There's no excuse for a player at 50+ who still doesn't have a base understanding of their job, let alone their skills and bother to read them in the first place.

[Dualgunner]

You know, I'll call that as a fair enough point. However, if you're more than able to get the job to max cap to use the weapon, and still don't know how to play the job (after hitting at least 50 or 60, where most of the bread and butter is for skills pre-rotation in full at 70-- better yet, WILLING to learn how to play the job you hit 70 with), then ultimately you're a burden on the player base. And the party you're in. There's no excuse for a player at 50+ who still doesn't have a base understanding of their job, let alone their skills and bother to read them in the first place.

Absolutely agreed. Personally, even once I hit cap I do some side research on rotations and practice for a few hours on Stone Sky Sea.