How many more times must our Living Dead get griefed?

[Ramiee]

I mean all of this could be fixed if DRK you know had the series staple of sacrificing HP to damage added back to it. Then you could just kill yourself and not worry about healers griefing you. I don't think changing ld is a good fix really drk needs it's hw/SB design back.

[AnjouMaaka]

I mean all of this could be fixed if DRK you know had the series staple of sacrificing HP to damage added back to it. Then you could just kill yourself and not worry about healers griefing you. I don't think changing ld is a good fix really drk needs it's hw/SB design back.

Changing Living Dead isn't the only solution I presented, and it certainly is less preferable to just giving dark knight some self sustain. "But oh, we can't have another tank get even the slightest amount of what warrior has an overabundance of because that would somehow make dark knight suddenly be encroaching upon the job identity of warrior." - literally the mentality of anyone who thinks dark knight doesn't deserve to get any self sustain at all. Reality check, warrior stole all of that from dark knight. The lore says dark knight is supposed to be the king of self sustain. I honestly am surprised players aren't outraged over Square Enix not adhering to the lore they created for the jobs.

Dark knights killing themselves is exactly why that was taken away in the Stormblood rework. I gotta at least give credit to people that think dark knight needs a complete rework at this point because they likely have the same frustrations I'm having, but I don't think dark knight needs a rework.

The rotation is fine and only needs some minor potency buffs. The biggest thing dark knight is missing is self sustain. If we had a 400p regen added to Oblation or were rewarded with a heal for proper use of TBN, that would help alleviate the lack of self sustain without it being overpowered. But I wouldn't put it past Square Enix to go the homogenization route and just give all tanks Raw Intuition, and would openly welcome it at this point.