Dan, do you even read posts? I mean, it's obvious from the other thread you had selective reading, but this is getting ridiculous. You made this huge response, supporting what I said. Good job, and thank you.
Hm, what did I just say?
I have never been in a PT with either RNG or THF where the THF consistently uses 2nd SATA onto RNG. What usually happens is the initial trick onto tank, then skillchain with rng (satavb or satade) on tank. Either that, or 4 melee PT. PLD, WAR/NIN, RNG, THF, healer, BRD or BLM (BRD generally better but you know how rare they are) is a standard RNG+THF PT. All of these previous conditions cited happen more frequently than THF consistently doing 2nd SATA on RNG. This is why I ask why you keep bringing that up.
Cool. For added emphasis, I'll quote my previous post again.
I know you have selective reading problems and you don't like focusing on the point of posts, but it gets funnier when you seem like you're arguing with me, yet you're agreeing with what I said.
The point was: your initial post made a claim that was general and all encompassing, and in the way you have been defending yourself, you believe it is the most common of all conditions. Yet, it's not. Here are the more common scenarios:
1) PT that has BOTH rng and thf. The THF will rarely trick onto RNG as I have said. He will do initial SATA on tank, next sata on other DD. If none are available, he saves it so he can skillchain with RNG.
2) PT that has only one of the aforementioned classes. In this case, which class will do more damage compared to eachother? (i.e. PT1 has 5 fixed jobs, PT2 is PT1+RNG, PT3 is PT1+THF) If you parsed both of these PTs, which would do more damage (THF or RNG) and which would kill things fastest?
In both of these cases, in the most common scenarios, the evidence and opinions points to RNG. You are still defending your statement that "THF is the most powerful DD from 15-45 but don't get credit for it." Please explain, provide counterevidence, or for once admit you were wrong (whoa!). Citing specific rare conditions that are not the norm is not proving the statement for the majority of gameplay.
Originally posted by Spider-Dan
"99% of the time?" How much have you played THF?
I guess here we have to come to a decision. From what you guys are saying, either THF simply does not join 3/3 parties, THF tricks on a mage-class for 2nd SATA, or THF does not do a 2nd SATA at all (unless the DD consistently takes hate, which REALLY shouldn't happen with a decent tank that's being tricked on).
Where are all the other THFs in this thread to comment on this? Again, for all this talk of tricking on BRDs and WHMs, I have yet to see any mage-class volunteer to be tricked on, yet now it's supposedly standard practice?
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So are you saying that a 3/3 party where THF does 2nd SATA on the DD is an "extreme condition"? From everything that I've seen as a THF and partied with THFs, it is the most common condition.
"99% of the time?" How much have you played THF?
I guess here we have to come to a decision. From what you guys are saying, either THF simply does not join 3/3 parties, THF tricks on a mage-class for 2nd SATA, or THF does not do a 2nd SATA at all (unless the DD consistently takes hate, which REALLY shouldn't happen with a decent tank that's being tricked on).
Where are all the other THFs in this thread to comment on this? Again, for all this talk of tricking on BRDs and WHMs, I have yet to see any mage-class volunteer to be tricked on, yet now it's supposedly standard practice?
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So are you saying that a 3/3 party where THF does 2nd SATA on the DD is an "extreme condition"? From everything that I've seen as a THF and partied with THFs, it is the most common condition.
Originally posted by imac2much
Trick onto tank twice? Trick onto BRD? Trick onto another DD? That's what happens 99% of the time. No GOOD THF tricks onto a RNG... maybe we're overestimating your intelligence in playing the job.
Trick onto tank twice? Trick onto BRD? Trick onto another DD? That's what happens 99% of the time. No GOOD THF tricks onto a RNG... maybe we're overestimating your intelligence in playing the job.
Originally posted by Spider-Dan
In fact, I would venture to say that in nearly every party I've ever seen with RNG/NIN + THF, the THF has tricked on the RNG. Were you talking about RNG/WAR this whole time?
In fact, I would venture to say that in nearly every party I've ever seen with RNG/NIN + THF, the THF has tricked on the RNG. Were you talking about RNG/WAR this whole time?
If 3/3 parties where THF does 2nd SATA on 3rd melee is an extreme, ridiculous, totally unacceptable scenario, why is this just coming out now when I clearly stated that as the condition within the first five posts I made?
Originally posted by imac2much
Trick onto tank twice? Trick onto BRD? Trick onto another DD? That's what happens 99% of the time. No GOOD THF tricks onto a RNG... maybe we're overestimating your intelligence in playing the job.
Trick onto tank twice? Trick onto BRD? Trick onto another DD? That's what happens 99% of the time. No GOOD THF tricks onto a RNG... maybe we're overestimating your intelligence in playing the job.
The point was: your initial post made a claim that was general and all encompassing, and in the way you have been defending yourself, you believe it is the most common of all conditions. Yet, it's not. Here are the more common scenarios:
1) PT that has BOTH rng and thf. The THF will rarely trick onto RNG as I have said. He will do initial SATA on tank, next sata on other DD. If none are available, he saves it so he can skillchain with RNG.
2) PT that has only one of the aforementioned classes. In this case, which class will do more damage compared to eachother? (i.e. PT1 has 5 fixed jobs, PT2 is PT1+RNG, PT3 is PT1+THF) If you parsed both of these PTs, which would do more damage (THF or RNG) and which would kill things fastest?
In both of these cases, in the most common scenarios, the evidence and opinions points to RNG. You are still defending your statement that "THF is the most powerful DD from 15-45 but don't get credit for it." Please explain, provide counterevidence, or for once admit you were wrong (whoa!). Citing specific rare conditions that are not the norm is not proving the statement for the majority of gameplay.
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