I think SE should do a better job at consolidating their tooltips into something more uniform and following the same language when it comes to ailment purifiers like Purify.
For instance, Purify reads:
Compare to Meikyo, that DOESN'T remove ailments, only prevents them (nullifies):Removes Stun, Heavy, Bind, Silence, Deep Freeze, and Miracle of Nature.
Additional Effect: Grants Resilience
Resilience Effect: Nullifies status afflictions that can be removed by Purify, as well as knockback and draw-in effects.
So far, so good, both are consistent. Let's continue on with Warden's Paean:Grants Meikyo Shisui.
Meikyo Shisui Effect: Nullifies status afflictions that can be removed by Purify, as well as knockback and draw-in effects
This still follows the same pattern: it removes one ailment OR prevent (nullifies) another.Removes one status affliction from self or target party member that can be removed by Purify. If a status affliction cannot be removed, creates a barrier that will nullify the next status affliction that can be removed by Purify.
Now for aquaveil:
This still follows the same pattern. You have a barrier that only prevents ailments (nullifies), but this is obviously removed with the buff when the barrier is broken by damage.Creates a barrier around self or target party member that absorbs damage equivalent to a heal of 8,000 potency.
Duration: 10s
Additional Effect: Nullifies one status affliction that can be removed by Purify
Barrier potency is doubled when successfully nullifying a status affliction.
Now look at Swift, that suddenly breaks all of the conventions and just uses its own language, which I think is just confusing for no real reason because it's essentially just a nullifier (preventing, not removing):
Please be consistent with those tooltips? Either uses "nullifies" like all the others, or change "nullifies" into something less ambiguous like "grants immunity" like Swift, but not both at the same time?Increases movement speed by 100% and grants immunity to Stun, Heavy, Bind, Silence, Half-asleep, Sleep, Deep Freeze, and knockback and draw-in effects.