Extend Classes into full Jobs?

[dday3six]

Totally agree with you: Arcanist, Rogue, Archer, Conjurer need to be usable in end game too

This is not what you want to hear, but they are. They're called Summoner/Scholar, Ninja, Bard, and White Mage.

[Bishop81]

This is not what you want to hear, but they are. They're called Summoner/Scholar, Ninja, Bard, and White Mage.

/sigh

6 pages and you still don't get it.

1. There is more to a Job than combat mechanics.
2. When upgrading Classes to full Jobs, they can add mechanics to differentiate the Class-now-Jobs from existing Jobs that branch off them.

[dday3six]

They're similar to Summoner, Ninja, Bard and White mage but not the same. And yes, i know its true this is why i would like to see them reworked

So when you gain exp what does it say?

/sigh

6 pages and you still don't get it.

1. There is more to a Job than combat mechanics.
2. When upgrading Classes to full Jobs, they can add mechanics to differentiate the Class-now-Jobs from existing Jobs that branch off them.

I full well understand what you are saying. However, I'm not so sure you understand why it would not be possible. Each class is built so that it feeds into and supports it's job skills. ACN is the unique case which can support multiple jobs, though with different roles.

Furthermore, Disciples of Magic and War are singularly about their combat mechanics, because they are combat jobs. Anything else is semantic, hair-splitting.

[Bishop81]

I full well understand what you are saying. However, I'm not so sure you understand why it would not be possible.

Classes aren't set in stone. Neither are Jobs. Nothing is impossible.

I gave an example for ACN on page 5 #41.

Ideally they should do away with Classes all together. Have everything be a Job.

It's kind of dumb that they put so much effort into Class lore then toss it out of the window after Lv 30 - e.g. ROG.

ACN is the unique case which can support multiple jobs

Funny you should use ACN as an example. SCH is pretty different from ACN. Vast majority of the skills from ACN aren't used by SCH in their defined role.

Furthermore, Disciples of Magic and War are singularly about their combat mechanics, because they are combat jobs. Anything else is semantic, hair-splitting.

/sigh

Maybe you don't care about the lore but there are people that do.

[Spoekes]

/sigh

6 pages and you still don't get it.

yeah like all the others who do not share your honorable opinion.
Or maybe we get it but you might be wrong?

1. There is more to a Job than combat mechanics.

No. It's a game where you play dungeons and raids in a group setup. combat mechanics are the very heart of a job.

1. When upgrading Classes to full Jobs, they can add mechanics to differentiate the Class-now-Jobs from existing Jobs that branch off them.

I understand you do not like the current class system - that's fine.
But it looks like they are not gonna throw it away, so no, the few job skills will not be enough to differentiate playstyle of SMN and ACN...
...and I'd rather see some really new jobs or classes than a second SMN with different pets.

[Bishop81]

yeah like all the others who do not share your honorable opinion.
Or maybe we get it but you might be wrong?


No. It's a game where you play dungeons and raids in a group setup. combat mechanics are the very heart of a job.


I understand you do not like the current class system - that's fine.
But it looks like they are not gonna throw it away, so no, the few job skills will not be enough to differentiate playstyle of SMN and ACN...
...and I'd rather see some really new jobs or classes than a second SMN with different pets.

No offence. Just because you don't have the imagination to see how a few skills can totally change the way a Job works, doesn't mean it's "not enough".

[Noelzzz]

This is not what you want to hear, but they are. They're called Summoner/Scholar, Ninja, Bard, and White Mage.

They're similar to Summoner, Ninja, Bard and White mage but not the same. And yes, i know its true this is why i would like to see them reworked