Originally posted by imac2much
But even if both delay timers aren't concurrent, how are THF more damaging than RNG from 15-45?
But even if both delay timers aren't concurrent, how are THF more damaging than RNG from 15-45?
Originally posted by Cat
Rugal they would much rather focus on theories and things than post parses screen shots or video to prove their point. After all its hard to get parses when you sit in forums all day...
Rugal they would much rather focus on theories and things than post parses screen shots or video to prove their point. After all its hard to get parses when you sit in forums all day...
Nothing.
Because the damage of either class is variable, the whole argument is based on conjecture.
Can a Thf outdamage a Rng from 15-45? Yes
Does it happen? Yes.
Can a Whm outdamage a Rng? Yes.
Does it happen? Whm/Nin vs. Undead maybe? =P
Is a Thief more likely to outdamage a Rng than a Whm (or many other classes)? Yes.
The simple fact that Thf and Rng damage overlaps at these levels proves the point "Thf can outdamage Rng from 15-45". It doesn't mean it will always happen, it doesn't mean "Thief is a better DD from 15-45," nor does it mean "Rng Suxxorz."
What it does mean is, if you take a good player and an average player, the good player will probably do more damage as either a Ranger or a Thief, than the average player will do with either class.





. And if this is the case, you really shouldn't for reasons I previously mentioned. Thfs let the rng go harder and right from the 'start' of the fight, and rng does ideal SCs with thief and lets the thief fill a more importent role in ending the battles quickly. I don't understand the hate coming from people of two jobs at all.
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