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    Kalise's Avatar
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    Kalise Relanah
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    Cerberus
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    Gunbreaker Lv 80
    Quote Originally Posted by Lauront View Post
    I particularly like the idea of them tying the En-elemental (e.g. Enfire) abilities to the job.
    Personally, I'd hope they save En-elemental skills for a magical based mDPS such as Elementalist or Rune Knight.

    I feel that given the way current En-Elemental skills work (They only add damage to physical attack from the enemies that use them) it would fit a bit better with that kind of job concept as a way to fit in magical damage, without shoving a bunch of attack spells into their kit and ending up feeling like a RDM.

    If the goal is to give RDM some additional utility... Maybe they could get reworked Elemental-storm spells instead? I feel that would suit their more mage focused playstyle better as well as be more flashy skills for them to look cool with. (Also, could help expand their AoE rotation if they want to try and put up Firestorm/Aurorastorm for some sort of AoE debuff/buff effects as well as maybe some persistent AoE DoT/HoT effect)
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    Dralonis's Avatar
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    Zyler Selwyn
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    Excalibur
    Main Class
    Black Mage Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by Kalise View Post
    Personally, I'd hope they save En-elemental skills for a magical based mDPS such as Elementalist or Rune Knight.

    I feel that given the way current En-Elemental skills work (They only add damage to physical attack from the enemies that use them) it would fit a bit better with that kind of job concept as a way to fit in magical damage, without shoving a bunch of attack spells into their kit and ending up feeling like a RDM.

    If the goal is to give RDM some additional utility... Maybe they could get reworked Elemental-storm spells instead? I feel that would suit their more mage focused playstyle better as well as be more flashy skills for them to look cool with. (Also, could help expand their AoE rotation if they want to try and put up Firestorm/Aurorastorm for some sort of AoE debuff/buff effects as well as maybe some persistent AoE DoT/HoT effect)
    This is how I feel. En- spells were essentially just Mystic knight ff5 stuff. Like steiner in FF9 and spellblade in FFTA2. I could see Mystic knights being a Dual wielding mDPS class similar to rune knight(Thats how it was in FF5. ). I'd rather Tanks not have yet ANOTHER sword based class. I've been wanting more of a spellblade dps

    The en stuff was never in the games until XI and they don't really want to base their classes off that game so I personally don't see it being a thing. They seem to want to go the route of taking their class inspiration from games FF8 and before for now. Not much after that. This is more of a FF5 RDM. I feel they wouldn't do enfire etc since it would only focus melee. sorta like embolden. Could be what they wanted to go with for embolden, however I don't think it should lock out casters. Very little caster synergy but tons of melee synergy. Same with even more Melee stuff. They are a range first and foremost. While it fits with the lore, it would be a bit too much to add even more. I'd like to see some more that uses both white and black mana for them.

    I don't see why so many people want to add dots to them though. They are a burst class and they want their damage to be balanced around bursting, not as much sustain. If you put damage into their sustain, they will lose burst and that whole speed thing they want to portray.
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    Last edited by Dralonis; 02-11-2019 at 06:39 AM.

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    Lubu_Mykono's Avatar
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    Lubu Mykono
    World
    Phantom
    Main Class
    Dark Knight Lv 90
    Gunbreaker is the mystic/ rune fencer/sword magey physical job to be honest. They are not going to do another.
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