If it is not broken, DO NO FIX IT!

[Zkieve]

Not really. I can't even count how many skills I have that I would love to be able to use, but that simply don't fit the action point allowance. That's why I have to make a choice. A situational choice, I may add, because I use several skill setups with the same class depending on the situation.

Great on pen and paper .
In game, currently ,completly mest up.
What situation diference ? theres only 2 types of situations right now. group and solo.
I understand what your saying, i had your line of tought and i got barely everythin i could to make the best tank posible.Only missing like 3-4 skills .
Guess what. it doesnt really matter.In the end the gladi skills and few low levels(30-) are the ones that actually saves the day.Hopefully this is changed soon.

[Xzen]

Great on pen and paper .
In game, currently ,completly mest up.
What situation diference ? theres only 2 types of situations right now. group and solo.
I understand what your saying, i had your line of tought and i got barely everythin i could to make the best tank posible.Only missing like 3-4 skills .
Guess what. it doesnt really matter.In the end the gladi skills and few low levels(30-) are the ones that actually saves the day.Hopefully this is changed soon.

Group, solo, Tank, DPS, Healer, Incapacitation for NMs, Incapacitation for farming certain materials. Thats a few reasons why I have different set ups for my skill bars.

[Abriael]

Great on pen and paper .
In game, currently ,completly mest up.
What situation diference ? theres only 2 types of situations right now. group and solo.

Mmmh no? Different monsters create different situations. Easiest example: I don't even put shell in bar if I'm going against non-magic using mobs (and I normally replace it with absorb ACC).
And if mobs were more challenging (like it's planned), the numbers of situations would effectively increase. As of now you can slack and use a generic setup in many cases simply because the mobs don't challenge your skills to their limit.

Raise the challenge, and you'll also raise the need for fine-tuning.