TP regen

[Zumi]

All the more reason to reintroduce SCH and Corsair style buffs if they really want to take the system into this direction. Having everything function the same is what a generic (Standard) MMO is and what everyone wanted SE to do with XIV, everyone got their wish now lets see how long ARR lasts.

If it has the basic functionality of a standard MMO with Final Fantasy characters I think it would do pretty well. 1.0 had laggy servers and a lot of stuff just didn't work, laggy ui, no AH. Who's bright idea was it to make people look through countless retainers to find something they want to buy with no search feature.

The only buff people wanted from was SCH was Embarva which SE is now nerfing cause people exploit the crap out of it for zergs.

[Elexia]

If it has the basic functionality of a standard MMO with Final Fantasy characters I think it would do pretty well. 1.0 had laggy servers and a lot of stuff just didn't work, laggy ui, no AH. Who's bright idea was it to make people look through countless retainers to find something they want to buy with no search feature.

The only buff people wanted from was SCH was Embarva which SE is now nerfing cause people exploit the crap out of it for zergs.

Actually, up until the cap raise from 75 SCH's main buffs were Weather via Stormsurge (Weather spells activated the actually decent weather based gear and stormsurge gave you stats along with it), Regain (TP regen) (newer cap), Enmity +/- spells (newer cap) which were used until SE never adjusted the enmity system. Embrava spamming is still a pretty "new" thing given the poor design of Uncharted and Provenance Watcher.

If we forgo separating playstyles, especially for the sake of PvP there's going to be very few classes and jobs they can actually release because for example if everyone can pop off a TP regain ability what would be the point of introducing a mage that can buff for example? Like currently all of our WS gives off debuffs, that pretty much negates the need for a mage to have access to debuffing spells.

The new system they're on a very fine tightrope where it can go horribly wrong at the drop of a hat if they're not careful.