Whats your personal favorite job?

[Haprimac]

Dragoon. Even if my mains keep altering, dragoon is never not fun. And I like it so much that my other character is mainly dragoon.

[Darkstride]

Prior to Shadowrbingers it was Ninja. I love the mix of melee and "magic". I played through the Shadowbringers story and got Ninja to 80...and I'm not sure I love it as much anymore. It genuinely feels weaker and I thought I would like the changes, but I kind of miss the old flow that its rotation had.

Right now I think Machinist is my favorite to play. At first I was concerned with how many abilities were trimmed off, but what it does have definitely keeps me busy. I like the mobility and animations, and that it feels like a Machinist rather than a gunner with a turret. So far it's been a lot of fun.

[OhnoozeMyToes]

Prior to Shadowrbingers it was Ninja. I love the mix of melee and "magic". I played through the Shadowbringers story and got Ninja to 80...and I'm not sure I love it as much anymore. It genuinely feels weaker and I thought I would like the changes, but I kind of miss the old flow that its rotation had.

Right now I think Machinist is my favorite to play. At first I was concerned with how many abilities were trimmed off, but what it does have definitely keeps me busy. I like the mobility and animations, and that it feels like a Machinist rather than a gunner with a turret. So far it's been a lot of fun.

Both ninja and Machinist have been on my brain.
What do I need to have completed to play Machinist?

[Darkstride]

Both ninja and Machinist have been on my brain.
What do I need to have completed to play Machinist?

Machinist is a Heavensward job, you just need to have access to Ishgard.

Ninja is still a great job, and style-wise it's what I really enjoy. It's fast and there's a lot to do (I like "busy" jobs). My gripe is only a comparison to what it was prior to Shadowbringers. It's not bad by any means, it just feels weaker than it was and it's heavier on the "casting" aspect rather than the melee where it was the other way around before.

[Mistyregions]

MCH, it has the perfect balance of head slamming on demand huge hitting skills that not only visually work but the numbers back up the sploshions. Nothing is better than waiting for the adds to pop up in DF or EX and slamming the hammer and watching that HP disappear.

[Roda]

SB Summoner.
Right now, I'm shopping for a new main.

[Nicodemus_Mercy]

White Mage is my favorite but it has been since about level 30 on. I started as Arcanist with the intent of going Scholar (and did play Scholar quite a bit around 30) but this was back when we had cross-class skills and I needed to level Conjurer up to 34 which I didn't mind because I enjoy healing and leveling healers is easy via dungeons. White Mage was simple... it still kind of is, but I appreciate simple. Shadowbringers just made White Mage awesome though. While I miss abilities like Aero III, Protect, and the old Stoneskin, I really like the current White Mage kit. I have instant heals for days thanks to the new lilies which all feed into the blood lily for misery goodness. I don't have to keep track of cards like AST or manage Aetherflow and fairy abilities like SCH. I can just Holy like there's no tomorrow and always have a quick heal when needed.

[Evanoel]

I love Astrologian. The skill animation is so beautiful. I love stargazing and seeing the planets aligning in the galaxy. Also I love Tarot/Arcana Card even just for fun.

I also like watching people sing and dance so BRD and DNC will always have a place in my heart.

My first job was a Warrior and it's a tank. I love the feeling of being useful to the party in dungeons or raids (with three or more commendations afterwards feels so wholesome lol). I'm planning to max all the tanks after I max Gunbreaker.

[Neoyoshi]

I don't really know where it's popularity stands, but Monk has never done me wrong; it has always felt rewarding and one that demands quite a lot of my attention.

Which is good because i become unfocused very easily, and Monk can't play well being unfocused.

It's also one of the few combat Job's that suffer from the use of skill-macro'ing; which thankfully i do not us, but the trade-off to not using macros is sentencing my fingers to the very pit of hades.

Playing a Monk in Eureka was not fun for my hands. I often wish i was a Ps4 player so i wouldn't have to use an evil keyboard- ...my fingers pine for relief.

Still...

Monk is life.

Also fishing.

[Rosentretter]

I am a main Paladin and Scholar, and both jobs are so amazing in Shadowbringers! I am pleased with the changes, specially with the Paladin improvements.