Linearity among classes makes new classes/jobs boring.

[Viviza]

he's wanting to see a difference in class a(drg) and class b(drg), sub specializations is not a bad concept, as long as the difference between a and b is not ruining raidability/fun factor

I know. I'm saying that there's no point with the job system as it is. Instead of designing Dragoon-A and Dragoon-B, why not just have a separate job for each playstyle? If you want to be different than the other guy, play a different job than him. It'll get easier with the more jobs added in.

[roninoftagrm]

I know. I'm saying that there's no point with the job system as it is. Instead of designing Dragoon-A and Dragoon-B, why not just have a separate job for each playstyle? If you want to be different than the other guy, play a different job than him. It'll get easier with the more jobs added in.

and thats the problem, the class(weapon) is not the "playstyle" its how you play it, but as of right now ff14 has no such thing, hence again why the desire for more than one playstyle with a class would be desired, maybe my suggestion will have to be posted in the next few days that supports the OP's desires

[Catsby]

This wouldn't be as much of a problem if the leveling process wasn't so boring and the individual jobs themselves didn't play so similarly. Also, if the game had more jobs in general but it's still relatively new so we can't fault it for that. That way if you were bored with the way a job felt you could just try out another.