Request: DRG passive

[H4ZM4T]

Hello,

So I was falling off of stuff in game and it got me thinking... Shouldn't dragoons have some sort of passive that lets them fall from greater heights without taking damage? Just a thought.

[Pastahnak]

I figured they had one already tbh, ik rogue/ninja has this already.

[rulo]

People have een asking foor this since day 1 but somehow keeps getting ignored.

I guess maybe if this gains enough support this time they might actually listen.

[TaiyoShikasu]

You can technically do that with elusive jump, but who wants to try and get around like that?

[Luin]

Why does it matter?

[Jandor]

Why does it matter?

It doesn't really, but seeing as it makes sense lore wise and implementing it would probably take around 5 minutes of copy/pasting the ninja trait that does the same thing, I don't see why not.

[H4ZM4T]

It doesn't really, but seeing as it makes sense lore wise and implementing it would probably take around 5 minutes of copy/pasting the ninja trait that does the same thing, I don't see why not.

This. And to be honest I think the reason Wow was/is so successful is that they give each class little perks to make them fun, not for battle but for playing around for the other half of the game where you're not fighting.

In this case, dragoons are known for jumping high in the air (there's even a couple scenes of this) and so it only makes sense that they can land without being hurt (or at the least not as much)

[Reimmi]

it'd also be kinda neat if they jumped higher than other jobs
makes sense anyway. i don't think that'd be imbalanced since jumping is irrelevant in actual content

[H4ZM4T]

it'd also be kinda neat if they jumped higher than other jobs
makes sense anyway. i don't think that'd be imbalanced since jumping is irrelevant in actual content

I wanted to write this but I wasn't sure if it would technically imbalance them. I'm sire when they designed the landscapes they did it with normal jump height in mind? But yeah I totally agree that jumping higher would be a sweet addition!

[Wintersandman]

I wanted to write this but I wasn't sure if it would technically imbalance them. I'm sire when they designed the landscapes they did it with normal jump height in mind? But yeah I totally agree that jumping higher would be a sweet addition!

Jump puzzles on DRG here we go!