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Just because you are not running into a good SMN doesn't mean SMN is not breaking 4k or close to it at least.
If I understand that correctly, that image actually shows that the poster is grossly mistaken. Summoners are vastly inferior to all other classes with exception of Machinist.
DPS is an average based on <parses> amount of people. In other words, an average from 1223 people is 4038. However, the "cap" is the maximum, meaning that a good player will do more damage, 4751,1 in case of Summoner but over five thousand in the case of all but Dragoon and Machinist. A 10% increase in damage is already significant, especially with Red Mages and Ninja's greater amount of utility.
That isn't a fair comparison since Ninja, Bard and Red Mage bring far superior utility, especially during progression. You also have to account for who had ASTs padding their numbers and the amount of good versus bad players. Summoner doing crap damage isn't why it's being kicked to the curb though. It lacks any real identity and basically gets stepped on by Black Mage, Red Mage and a triple melee comp.
Exactly. My FFlog medium is garbage since I ran with 310 gear and died lol. Even if I went on to clear with 95% A1S every single time for twenty weeks. My average will remain lower because of those first few bad runs.If I understand that correctly, that image actually shows that the poster is grossly mistaken. Summoners are vastly inferior to all other classes with exception of Machinist.
DPS is an average based on <parses> amount of people. In other words, an average from 1223 people is 4038. However, the "cap" is the maximum, meaning that a good player will do more damage, 4751,1 in case of Summoner but over five thousand in the case of all but Dragoon and Machinist. A 10% increase in damage is already significant, especially with Red Mages and Ninja's greater amount of utility.
Last edited by Bourne_Endeavor; 08-08-2017 at 06:03 PM.
I do understand utility which is why I did not comment on it. I was talking about the job dps, not what it brings to the party. Becuase this is what the comments on this post was more focused on.
People were saying SMN dps was crap I just showed that is isn't as bad as people think.
Now if we talk about the job utility that is a different story. RDM >>> SMN.
Last edited by Yeol; 08-08-2017 at 06:11 PM.
Yoshida said about smn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txgjAiw8Rew
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I can't like this statement enough (and subsequent posts with similar sentiments).... People camped The Loches for hours. On medium to larger servers, it was literally impossible to zone into the instance Ixion spawned because people had flooded it. There is no skill involved with getting the mount. You either camped the instance or waited until someone called it...
It was never a mount with any real prestige associated with it beyond the very first 6-8 spawns on each server. Getting upset/insulted over it is like... throwing a fit that people cansuddenlybuy year-old seasonal event gear they missed on the Mogstation because it somehow ruins the prestige of the old event gear that took the colossal effort of cutscenes and running around.
Sorry, the oversized miniature horse-zebra with 80's hair and a Burning Wall shard lodged in its head just isn't intended to be some elusively rare thing/ twisted rite of passage. It intrigues me how some people think this mount is gated behind any sort of skill or entitlement (ugh, I hate using that word).
Wauw just open the next thread and directly more proof why parsing is useless except for epeen stroking. Keep that stuff off the official forum and back to where it belongs, pretty please.
What is going on? Silly parse people cant see their numbers during maintenance?It is a grey area people, keep that stuff to yourself or at least away from here / public chat in-game.
Anywayyyyy, nice patch ... expected more for SMN as well, but let's see. It's just a small patch. VERY curious about the infrastructure part as well.
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