

No. It's not about buffing pets.
It's about displaying the real potency according to the rest of the toolkit.
Whether it shows the real potency or make the scaling of the pet the same as the owner which result in "reducing" the potency displayed.


Is it that the pets have lower stats or is it because the master has Maim and Mend II, which increases healing and damage by 30%?


No the trait is applied to the pet as well. Here is the trait text
Increases base action damage and HP restoration by 30%. Also increases base damage and HP restoration of your pet by 30%.
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Jesus christ no wonder why schoolar is in such bade shape.
Someone in SE really watched youtube on the second screen instead of DOING THEIR OWN JOB.
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Told by someone who also didnt level to 80 both astrologian and whm, but ok.I'd love to hear more thoughts from you. Considering you don't have SCH leveled, that you don't do any currently relevant content from what I can see, and that you don't even have any other healers leveled to make any form of comparison, I'd love to hear why someone with absolutely no real frame of reference thinks the job is in a bad state.
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Pet potencies are constant too, so I'm unsure why you chose that as your second difference between them. Pet potency is just as consistent and irrelevant in the long run.That's a bit different since, unlike the pet potencies, the BLM potencies, specifically for fire spells but also for their other spells, are a base, with an added multiplier that just happens to be consistent (stance and enochian). But unlike the pets, since the buff is a constant it becomes irrelevant in the long run, similar to Dragoon's buff. Now I'm not saying the tool tips couldn't be a bit more accurate, but it's not entirely the same thing as the pet potencies.
The actual main difference from things like Astral Fire is that the potency listed in the tooltip for pets is actually accurate. It's just that the end result is calculated based on the pet's stats instead of yours which in turn are based on your stats. It's not quite as simple as just changing the potency number that is displayed on the pet's ability tooltips since that number is technically accurate. A note about pet stats on the Summon I and Summon II tooltips would be nice, of course.
This sounds like someone just watched a youtube video about Scholar instead of actually playing the job.
Scholar is not in some hyperbolic bad shape. It is perfectly functional and able to do any content with ease. The main issues with it aren't even Scholar specific. I.e. pet clunkiness and healer dps rotations being boring. Aside from those two things, there's very little that needs adjusting. The only thing I can think of is making it less of a dps loss to weave oGCD and use Aetherflow for healing instead of Energy drain but that's a relatively small issue compared to the other two things.
Last edited by Mhaeric; 06-22-2020 at 08:21 AM.


I didn't say the potencies were constant, I called them a base with a constant buff. That's why I said they were a bit different. BLM's are usually under a constant buff, both from their stance and Enochian.Pet potencies are constant too, so I'm unsure why you chose that as your second difference between them. Pet potency is just as consistent and irrelevant in the long run.
The actual main difference from things like Astral Fire is that the potency listed in the tooltip for pets is actually accurate. It's just that the end result is calculated based on the pet's stats instead of yours which in turn are based on your stats. It's not quite as simple as just changing the potency number that is displayed on the pet's ability tooltips since that number is technically accurate. A note about pet stats on the Summon I and Summon II tooltips would be nice, of course.
I can't think of a better way to explain it other then it's the constant buff that makes it different. Unlike other jobs, a BLM's buff is activated upon a cast of either a fire or blizzard spell, so you can't really gauge them without that buff. Pets dont have this stipulation.
Truthfully, it would be nice if they would add a bit of an addendum to the tool tip to show the potencies while in each stance, and their level. But it's not as difficult to figure out as the pet potencies.
I like helping people with their Job ideas, it's fun to help them visuallize and create the job they'd like to play most. Plus I make my own too, I'll post them eventually.
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