Ready for a new Disciple of Magic

[Enfarious]

I don't mind tamer's as long as the pet stays with you and grows with your character, what FF11 had with pets turning against their master was just tedious and infuriating.

I agree, and each "animal" type should have it's own skillset.

Second part: Yeah that was a little obnoxious, don't know how many times mid-fight a mob would de-charm and I'd get DED.

Sticth together games, until we have a functional (FF[rankenstien]) albeit a little less clunky than the old doctors.
It looks succesful doctor, it's alive ...

[Zelkelion]

While I agree that the game is ready for Arcanist, I'd love to see Green Mage appear. It could take the lost Water magic spellset as its offensive spell. Other spells would include enhancement magic that we don't have, like bar-spells and en-elemental spells! Of course it would be great to see the return of blinding, slowing, and paralyzing spells.

[Jinko]

While I agree that the game is ready for Arcanist, I'd love to see Green Mage appear. It could take the lost Water magic spellset as its offensive spell. Other spells would include enhancement magic that we don't have, like bar-spells and en-elemental spells! Of course it would be great to see the return of blinding, slowing, and paralyzing spells.

I wuld love to see barspells added to this game it would make Ifrit and Garuda interesting.

Green mage - Time magic/Umbral/Astral and Barspells
Red mage - Enfeebling specialist/Water and Enspells (shockspikes on a weapon can I have it ?)

[Zelkelion]

I wuld love to see barspells added to this game it would make Ifrit and Garuda interesting.

Green mage - Time magic/Umbral/Astral and Barspells
Red mage - Enfeebling specialist/Water and Enspells (shockspikes on a weapon can I have it ?)

I could see a future progression of a new base class Alchemist (Enfeebling spells/Water) progressing to Green Mage (Enfeebling/Water/Enhancement?)

Red Mage would make sense as an unlockable job once you reach 30-50 on both CNJ and THM, with the ability to use all the elements for two tiers (Water-Watera, Aero-Aerora, etc.) as well as Cure.

That idea is pretty unrealistic, but I'd just like to see a lot more job and class options.

I really don't like the Armory system, either, since it means there's not much diversity in weapon choice per class. It's certainly interesting, but it's created a game where everyone can be everything. That SOUNDS nice, but it means you can never be valued as a specialist...

[Jinrya-Geki]

If they do jobs to unlock advanced jobs I pray I never need DoW jobs for anything.

[Jinrya-Geki]

Same, Time mage, no Red wizards please ! >.>

I actually asked for musketeer though ...

... I hope you know this is an act punishable by death.

[Zelkelion]

If they do jobs to unlock advanced jobs I pray I never need DoW jobs for anything.

I already want to play a Bard caster type, but Archer... AGH. It's so painful to play a class without magic!

[Zelkelion]

... I hope you know this is an act punishable by death.

In five years from now, the job advancement for Red Mage can be Red Wizard. It only makes sense... but it'll never happen.

[Jinrya-Geki]

In five years from now, the job advancement for Red Mage can be Red Wizard. It only makes sense... but it'll never happen.

I use Red to associate with elements, which usually, is fire. Red (Fire) Wizard, Red Mage just uses it as a color.

[Rydin]

While I agree that the game is ready for Arcanist, I'd love to see Green Mage appear. It could take the lost Water magic spellset as its offensive spell. Other spells would include enhancement magic that we don't have, like bar-spells and en-elemental spells! Of course it would be great to see the return of blinding, slowing, and paralyzing spells.

I foresee Arcanist being a class, and green mage being the job it becomes....

Arcane and green magic share many similarities...
In fact... the original Thaumaturge specialized in both Arcane (Scourge, drain) and Green (Silence, paralyze) magic....

Both are enfeebles in some capacity
If arcanist doesn't focus on Astral/Umbral/Time magic then who will?
Counting summoner that would be 4 magic classes and no A/U
I can't see that happening

In fact... I was disappointed when they drastically changed Thaum... but in retrospect... I can understand why, if aspects of the original thaum (Minus the healing, of course) becomes the 2.0 Arcanist....

I would have also liked seeing thaum use Astral and Arcanist use Umbral magic. Thaumaturge literally means "Saint" or "Miracle worker"

I know my buddy Darkstar would Arcanist without hesitation