Blood tanking or evasion tanking. The situation/enemy decided.
Possibly nobody wanted to level Paladin, and equally as possible that many had already done so.
Was Paladin not even easier to tank with? Flash > Provoke? Sounds pretty technical!
Blood tanking or evasion tanking. The situation/enemy decided.
Possibly nobody wanted to level Paladin, and equally as possible that many had already done so.
Was Paladin not even easier to tank with? Flash > Provoke? Sounds pretty technical!No, /NIN negated the other subs because Utsusemi was so far above the other abilities that other subs provided, that you would be f**king stupid not to take it. It gave you no-brainer, easy-mode defenses for tanks and exponentially higher damage for DPS classes. There was no other sub that you could use, because they were all s**t by comparison.
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90% of content was placed into easy-mode with an evasion tank and medium/hard mode with a blood tank, 10% vice versa. Come on man, use your brain for once.
Are you serious?Possibly nobody wanted to level Paladin, and equally as possible that many had already done so.
http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/gui...nsus/10/2.html
Ninja 5.43%, Paladin 3.83%.
Don't come up with bulls**t 50-50 statistics and false dichotomies.
Irrelevant, what decided the importance of a tank in FFXI was how much damage they took over time. NIN beat the crap out of PLD for practically everything except some really serious HNMs.Was Paladin not even easier to tank with? Flash > Provoke? Sounds pretty technical!


When was the last time you played XI before lvl cap raise for real NIN was not tanking Cerb Khimera or any of the SEA bosses idk what game you was playing but it certainly wasn't XI.90% of content was placed into easy-mode with an evasion tank and medium/hard mode with a blood tank, 10% vice versa. Come on man, use your brain for once.
Are you serious?
http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/gui...nsus/10/2.html
Ninja 5.43%, Paladin 3.83%.
Don't come up with bulls**t 50-50 statistics and false dichotomies.
Irrelevant, what decided the importance of a tank in FFXI was how much damage they took over time. NIN beat the crap out of PLD for practically everything except some really serious HNMs.
No, I never claimed that NIN was tanking the hardest hitting HNMs of the bunch. Those were indeed reserved for PLD/WAR, PLD/NIN and the rare PLD/DRK.
But NIN was tanking everything else, AND the exp parties that led up to end-game. You really need to get rid of this poor habit of not actually reading what I say and claiming that I said things I never did.
You mean 90% of mobs didn't use AoE abilities/magic that either wiped or negated shadows? Is it the job or the mob? I don't have to use my brain on these forums.
I see that BLM is at the top of this list. Guess I missed the part where Dark Seal was THE SHIT for tanking, etc.Are you serious?
http://www.playonline.com/ff11us/gui...nsus/10/2.html
Ninja 5.43%, Paladin 3.83%.
Don't come up with bulls**t 50-50 statistics and false dichotomies.
Again, the job or the mob?
My signature is edible. Go ahead, try some.
Yeah, mobs used skills that wiped shadows. It didn't matter, because the NIN could get his secondary Utsusemi skill back up before the mob resumed standard auto-attacks, and nothing serious happened.
Please don't tell me you're being serious with this line, because if you are, I'm going to go on a f**king rampage. You can't possibly believe that this is a logical, reasonable response to anything.I see that BLM is at the top of this list. Guess I missed the part where Dark Seal was THE SHIT for tanking, etc.
This is more relevant in a sense, because now you're getting closer to the root of the issue. The majority of fights in FFXI favored NIN tanks, both because of monster attack mechanics and NIN defense mechanics. Just because a few fights favored PLD tanks does not mean that the two were on equal grounds.Again, the job or the mob?
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