JUST FOR DISCUSSION: How would YOU make BLU a normal job with rotation

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I wouldn't, blu is fine as limited, which is to say unlimited as it does not use a limit breaker. If SE had not installed a false limiter on it at lvl 45 bluemage would have been the most powerful lvl 50 job ever added alas in order to create the need for primals to be "challenging" SE severely limited the jobs more dps heavy spells added at 50. I would instead take the classes and at level 80 upon completing all 4 class quest series have players take on a series of quests from each class trainer to unlock a limited form of the class which more completely maintains the spirit of each unique class before jobs made them confusing at the same time completely replacing the original class to change into these jobs simply unequip your soul stone and go nuts. And in some cases add twists that completely change the very spirit and purpose of the classes. The point of this? Currently players are discouraged from continuing to play as classes by both community and Dev team, this in part is due to a very real gimping that occurs at level 30 once jobs become active and specialized skills come into play, this breaking of the classes I believe would breathe new life into them at the same time opening the door to new broken unbalanced harder difficulty content in PVP, raids, even dungeons that balanced jobs cannot participate in but limited jobs like bluemage would excell at. That said here are the broken classes...

Gladiator >>> Paladin(tank) "so gladiator left the arena and found religion?"
>>> Champion(dps) with bare minimum tank skills champion instead focuses on physical attacks with dual swords
Marauder >>> Warrior(tank) "ok savage pirate becomes a warrior not so far fetched"
>>> Freebooter(dps) Again less focus on tanking more on dps with a scattering of support
Cleric >>> Whitemage(healer) "ok shirking the admonishments against overhealing, and ressurection magic we hear spirits and become pseudo Padjal"
>>> Excorcist(dps) Less focus on healing magic instead using neutral, prismatic, and white magic to inflict damage, does not use raise.
Arcanist >>>Scholar/Smn(healer/dps) This duality kinda makes sense but kinda doesn't
>>>Medic(healer/dps) summons onyx and pearl carbuncles at the same time while focusing mana into damaging opponents
>>>Sorcerer(dps/tank) summons greater egi Leviathan, Ramuh, Shiva, Sephirot, Sophia, and Zurvan up to 3 at once.
Pugilist >>>Monk(dps) "we were scrappers then we found religion now we follow a man wearing a tiara"
>>>Boxer(tank) using blocks and taunts as well as his/her fists holds the front line against opponents
Lancer >>>Dragoon(dps) "it makes sense, what doesn't make sense is the role we take from guard to freelance mercenary"
>>>Judge(tank) forsaking the air, and the freedom of the skies wears heavy armor and wields his/her heavy poleaxe on the earth below bringing judgement
Rogue >>>Ninja(dps) "made absolutely no sense whatsoever but we wanted ninja..."
>>>Thief(dps) made sense and promised as early as 1.5
Archer >>>Bard(dps/support) "again absolutely no sense whatsoever enforcer of the forests to twittering battlesinger"
>>>Sniper(dps) Focuses on the skills neccessary to master archery with terrifying results
Thaumaturge>>>Blackmage(dps) "master of 2 and a half elements... just 2 and 1 half"
>>>Gravedigger(healer) uses lightning, earth and prismatic elements to bring comfort to the dead and living can use raise.

Then I would go further for the jobs that are just that jobs, yet could use some love as well... They are
Dark Knight >>> Dark Priest(healer) "a dark energy using healer!!!!!!?"
Astrologian >>> Time Mage(Magic dps)
Samurai >>> Ronin(tank) "Because the definition of samurai is a feudal lord under the authority of a liege lord, we are mercenaries"
Machinist >>> Corsair(rdps/healer) and very good at both >>>
Redmage >>> Fencer(Physical dps) focuses all the elements into his rapier to devestating affect
Dancer >>> Too New buff please
Gunbreaker >>> Too New Buff please