Quote Originally Posted by Seraphor View Post
Regardless of personal preference, I think AST is objectively better now than in Stormblood.
Imagine how that went down last July. It's the reason for my sig.
Ah still spouting idiotic nonsense I see

You talking Subjectively not Objectively about your personal bias towards new system to be objective you have to list the facts and only facts, you Seraphor do not.

One objective fact of the New AST card system is it causes severe controller issues when trying to optimise this has led to some players stating it causes hand cramps and even physical pain something the old card system did not do, until this is sorted the new system is objectively worse than the old, potentially physical pain is not a objectively better thing, it could have everything else going for it but so long as this issue remains it is inferior to its predecessor.

You can argue better rng, you can argue better consistency with buffs, you can argue better playstyle but it is objectively inferior because it went from a system that didn't cause players pain to a system that did.

And the devs do not acknowledge it.

I've joined in your threads on ways to try and help ast play better because that is what I want a better playing Ast and the only time I got on your case was your attitude you displayed in your words, this attitude you have shown here yet again, so speak the subjective opinion and stop putting them across as facts, they ain't.

Fact btw:
Ast's numbers are down from end of SB in savage raids

Fact:
Ast provides highest rDps and good healing for all encounters

Also fact:
Ast's ratio compared to other healers is as low as 3.0 Ast for savage raids, you know back when it couldn't perform its primary function in savage raids.

Funny, facts somehow support the new system is inferior to the old system, on the subjective level ofc since based on players playing the job which is mostly down to what they like to play rather than being what gives the biggest numbers.

Funny what looking objectively does for one's case huh.