RIP Customization

[Joe777]

If I read the patch notes correctly the bonus Attribute Points have been removed, meaning we all will have the exact same stats as certain jobs. Sure it was a small thing but I liked my additional max HP Saved me from wiping on more than one occasion in fact.

[Atmora]

Note: No one else liked your additional HP.

[Bdyer]

Meld vitality?

[Legion88]

/facepalm

Meld vitality?

This...melding 35 VIT would be less DPSloss than realocation of your bonus points...

There was no customisation since 2.x with bonus points and even then it was suboptimal.

[Rita1989]

If you were not putting it in you main stat you were gimping yourself.

[Dustytome]

If I read the patch notes correctly the bonus Attribute Points have been removed, meaning we all will have the exact same stats as certain jobs. Sure it was a small thing but I liked my additional max HP Saved me from wiping on more than one occasion in fact.

Most people put points into their main stat anyway. It looks like whoever designed it had intended us to have more points than we were getting, while setting a max stat cap so we could hit maybe a main stat and then choose extra health, mana, etc. Instead we just got enough points to keep up with the cap.

[Arutan]

Most people put points into their main stat anyway. It looks like whoever designed it had intended us to have more points than we were getting, while setting a max stat cap so we could hit maybe a main stat and then choose extra health, mana, etc. Instead we just got enough points to keep up with the cap.

It's a relic from 1.0, it was time to get rid of it.

If the stat did nothing for that job then yes it was a mistake. For Tanks there was STR, and for any other role there was VIT. Any stat beyond those was basically a wasted point, again unless you liked Piety as a magic user.

For tank there's VIT ever since it has been changed and for others no need VIT there's food and heal who of course take care of their team mate health before dpsing, right.

[Hamada]

Most people put points into their main stat anyway. It looks like whoever designed it had intended us to have more points than we were getting, while setting a max stat cap so we could hit maybe a main stat and then choose extra health, mana, etc. Instead we just got enough points to keep up with the cap.

that is why it existed in 1.0 and why it worked for 1.0

in 2.0 + with how the system was made, it did not fit, it should of been removed in 2.0 along with the cross class system. They are doing it now because they finally realize it or was finally able to.

[Kosmos992k]

that is why it existed in 1.0 and why it worked for 1.0

in 2.0 + with how the system was made, it did not fit, it should of been removed in 2.0 along with the cross class system. They are doing it now because they finally realize it or was finally able to.

To me, it feels like;

• there was a transition from 1.x to 2.0 keeping some of the familiar with class combinations dovetailing into certain jobs
• 2.x to jumping straight into jobs in 3.0 with MCH, DRK and AST
• 3.x into 4 we do away with multiple classes to qualify for a job, classes are really not needed at all now.

Jobs are now advanced versions of the initial class, making class more of a tutorial into the job which you qualify for at lvl 30. Removing the multiple class requirements made cross class skills pointless, but role skills means that everyone in their role has access to the same basic tools of the trade. It feels to me like this was always on the cards from the start, but they did it slowly, perhaps so that they could initially keep some of the trappings of FFXIV 1.x?

[Hamada]

To me, it feels like;

• there was a transition from 1.x to 2.0 keeping some of the familiar with class combinations dovetailing into certain jobs
• 2.x to jumping straight into jobs in 3.0 with MCH, DRK and AST
• 3.x into 4 we do away with multiple classes to qualify for a job, classes are really not needed at all now.

Jobs are now advanced versions of the initial class, making class more of a tutorial into the job which you qualify for at lvl 30. Removing the multiple class requirements made cross class skills pointless, but role skills means that everyone in their role has access to the same basic tools of the trade. It feels to me like this was always on the cards from the start, but they did it slowly, perhaps so that they could initially keep some of the trappings of FFXIV 1.x?

my guess is that was the goal but it was not achieved. That was the feel I got when I started 2.0, "Oh they are trying keep some 1.0 ties but this does not fit the game well" The reason I thought that so soon was ffiv 1.0 was built on the idea of making your own class basically. So when that was taken away then jobs get even less, it lost its purpose and trying to shoe horn a remembrance became pointless, same with the stat points.