The point is that the game itself calls that class role "DPS", not "DD".
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I understand where "lot" comes from, but most times I've seen it being used referring to "loot" instead of "casting lots".
(example, "he got got all the lot" or "no lot dropped for me")
EDIT: not saying every single person misuses it, just that it's widely misused.
Last edited by Alukah; 06-28-2014 at 11:49 PM.


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The generation of random numbers is too important to be left to chance.


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The generation of random numbers is too important to be left to chance.


In XI it ment Damage Dealer. Anything that had a primary purpose of killing the mob was considered a DD.
In XI:
Spike Dmg: Large Damage Burst but not sustainable over time (Drk, Drg, Blm, Rng, Sam)... on a graph these players would cause large spikes in dmg sometimes 2-3times higher then the sustained dmg. Aka like a sustained dps of 100 but they can spike it to say 300-400 for 20 secs every 3-4mins.
DoT (Damage Over Time): Mnk, Duel Wield War, Pup... on a graph it would be almost flatline with constant dmg. Aka say a constant 150dps that varies little.
SE disagrees with you XD
Since when did you que for a DD role in DF? it's listed as DPS. and wheres the DD subforum, tis called DPS roles
Tanks hit things to generate enmity, so they can be called Damage dealers too, as they deal damage to generate enmity ^_^
It's just like those who call Miqot'e Mithra, lalafells Taru etc.
Last edited by Sapphic; 06-29-2014 at 07:09 AM.

this thread is priceless.
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