What Classes Do You Want to See Next?

[Aluja89]

What tank job would you suggest that doesn't use a sword

A dodge tank based on Shadow(FF6), uses Sickles or Katars.
A support tank, uses a two handed mace.
A Beastmaster, dual axes and their Beast.

[Hoehenflug]

Good lord you people need to look around, everyone keeps suggesting things that already exist.

Just on this page alone someone described a RDM and ASTRO, also please stop suggesting sword based tanks, 3 out of the 4 already uses swords.

And RDM is too close to Paladin. And Samurai is too close to Ninja. And Reaper is too close to Dark Knight. And Dancer is too close Bard. And Hunter to close to Sniper etc. I can see where you are coming from, but FF Classes have historically been linked, see Red Mage as a concept.

Healing with stars and cards =/ Time Magic. White/Black Magic =/ make your sword glow in different elements during phases.

I can advice you to check some FF wikis for some job history.

Me personally, I'm rooting for:

Geomancer (Caster - Bells): lasting fields ala Sacred Soil but change your rotation, maybe some ground-targeting AoEs, Bind, Supportish, another Caster w/o focus on Fire

Beastmaster (Melee - Dual Axe): not limited, have pets function like Egis with skins for all I care

Sniper (Ranged - Ornamental Bows [less gigantic]): Caster'ish, no DOT's, combo oriented instead of proc based

Assassin (Melee - Dual Sword, slicing Katars): Poison oriented, Stealth (think Ninja in PvP), maybe Skill Speed variance phases, Scouting Gear, Ninja Job quest is not focused on that at all iirc

Chemist (Healer - Vials): Mudra System, dropped the Al- prefix to focus on more practical science (established medicine like Phoenix Down, throws potions to release 'healing myst' around the target, Plants

Morpher/Druid (hybrid): morphing into different beasts, Druid with an additional Nature Magic focus

Puppetmaster (?) : hardest one for me, love the concept of FF11 building your own robot, but never played it. Maybe could use Minions in combat as well.

[CaptainLagbeard]

I want the Viking class, as a Warhammer using class. Based on the class from FFTA2.


Time Mage as a healer... It probably could work as a concept similar to the Exorcist class from Bravely Default...

[Raikai]

Geomancer (Magical DPS / casting gear / ranged / weapon is a mallet + bell offhand / uses elemental and nature magick / leans more towards support like RDM as opposed to selfish dps)
Gambler (Physical dps / scouting gear / mid-range / Whips as weapon and uses an assortment of tricks / very RNG based)

[Aluja89]

And RDM is too close to Paladin. And Samurai is too close to Ninja. And Reaper is too close to Dark Knight. And Dancer is too close Bard. And Hunter to close to Sniper etc. I can see where you are coming from, but FF Classes have historically been linked, see Red Mage as a concept.

Wow talk about stretching it and extremely thin skin, you know none of that is true.

[Hoehenflug]

Wow talk about stretching it and extremely thin skin, you know none of that is true.

Oh, so you make the rules now what constitutes as resemblance?

[Aluja89]

Oh, so you make the rules now what constitutes as resemblance?

Common sense does that for me, should try it out instead of being so uppity.

[Hoehenflug]

Common sense does that for me, should try it out instead of being so uppity.

Common sense should have told you better than to unprovokingly attack the creative output from other's without the balls to cite them directly. But alas here we are.

[Aluja89]

Common sense should have told you better than to unprovokingly attack the creative output from other's without the balls to cite them directly. But alas here we are.

lol creative output.

Cute narrative bro, keep it up.

[Hoehenflug]

lol creative output.

Cute narrative bro, keep it up.

Frankly, you are not worth my time. And please keep it ontopic.