Another "Maiming" class?

[Shurrikhan]

So... why are we getting rid of suffixes again?
For cosmetics?

I never suggested we should. I asked if there'd be any point in having the suffixes, from a gear-choice standpoint, if they were differentiated by solely armor class. The rest is your argument, not mine.

[wereotter]

With glamour, by choice.
But until you reach higher levels you're limited to job and type specific gear.
Iron works and Shire gear for example.

Higher levels like level 15?

That’s when you can unlock the quest that lets you start glamoring your gear, and a lot of the gear usable by any job is item level 1, so a level 15 character can use them if they want.

[Seraphor]

Higher levels like level 15?

That’s when you can unlock the quest that lets you start glamoring your gear, and a lot of the gear usable by any job is item level 1, so a level 15 character can use them if they want.

You have to be the level of the gear to glamour it.

Level 1 gear? Sure, if you want to look like a peasant farmer or you have millions of gil to spend on overpriced fluffy sweaters.

[wereotter]

You have to be the level of the gear to glamour it.

Level 1 gear? Sure, if you want to look like a peasant farmer or you have millions of gil to spend on overpriced fluffy sweaters.

There's a lot of low-level gear that's become pretty cheap considering that they've been added into Palace of the Dead and Eureka. Sure, you don't have the full gamut of all the glamor options, but being lower level doesn't mean you have zero options. Either way, you're not just limited to wearing Ironworks and Shire gear till you're level 70. There's plenty of options even as low as 50.

[Rathael]

Frankly I'm surprised they didn't put SAM in maiming.

SAM and DRG are both typically heavy armor wearers in other Final Fantasy games. Their defense should be higher than other DPS because of this.

If there was to be another maiming job, I would expect it to be a DPS that wears heavy armor.