Yeah, that's very likely as well, and something I didn't consider. Guess we'll find out in a couple of months mate.
Eorzean Climber (Noborist)
Why? Mnks have 27% damage with GL3, 15% attack speed, 5% from Fists of Fire, 10% from Twin Snakes, -10% Blunt Resistance, B4B and for them Internal Release is better. Ninjas have higher base potency, 15% attack speed and -10% Slashing Resistance, B4B and weaksauce IR but 22% LESS steroid damage topped out. You do have high potency Trick Attack...on a 60sec CD.
Bootshine autocrit is 225 potency iirc, compared to NIN's 150 (180) potency Spinning Edge, for example. It's easy to eyeball the potency numbers and think 'high damage' but Mnk has more steroids than people give them credit for. I expect NIN to be higher than DRG on long fights, better at burst than MNK but top out lower. Middle of the lane.
EDITED: For bad math and forgetting about Twin Snakes. So...yeah.
Last edited by Rahaya; 10-28-2014 at 01:45 PM.
Monks: "I sure hope not!"
Probably in long fights like turn eight, unless the bard is on top of paeon. Dragoons never have to worry about TP unlike monk, and rogues seem to be able to heal their own TP.
Goad is worded specifically "party member" so I am 98% sure they won't be able to use it on themselves.
Monks are awesome DPS because they can stack dmg buffs/debuffs , Greased L 3 (15% dmg , 15% atk speed) , fist of fire (5% dmg) , Twin snakes (10% bonus) , and Dragon kick -10% blunt resistance......can dispel and silence (lowes dps)
I doubt ninjas will be able to do more dps than monks , but have some utiltiy , Slashing debuff (if not war) , 10% more dmg for 10s every once in a while , TP for mnk/drg, or a tank that got rezzed and needs to grab agro :P. , Silence on demand.
if only nin boosted magic dmg / restore MP they could remplace Brds (dex job vs dex job afterall)
It's not a matter of who can beat who to me. It's if I have fun playing the job or not. If I like ninja more than I do monk then of course I will play it instead. Vice versa if I like playing monk more.
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