Class Reform info.

[Icecylee]

Well, yeah. What I was trying to get as was that I don't think the relative effectiveness is going to change much. More like - what we currently have as the cross-class penalty would be thought of as the new normal, then the 'buffed' same class version would be the current unbuffed in class version.

Which, maybe that's not the case, but that's how I read it since I find myself doing those same sorts of word shifts when trying to get people complaining less about silly things when talking about tabletop game mechanics.

[Betelgeuzah]

I'd just like a confirmation that this is the way it's gonna work .

It raises another interesting point of what SE means by "unleashing full potential of actions". Right now that translates to affinity (general potency) increase but what if the new traits are more specific than that? For example, they may not increase the overall effectiveness of the existing effects of a certain skill, but add a new layer (effect) on top of the existing one(s).

[Icecylee]

It'd certainly be a lot more interesting if rather than simply increasing the base potency of the move, it instead granted additional effects. Like Cure picking up a light stoneskin effect, or Fire applying the Burn status or whatever. Definitely looking forward to the rest of the announcement to see what they've got cooking up.

[Lucifer]

They should make the spells just like cure and only single target. If we want to juse ae, we use the -aga version.

Please?