Looks like we are using crystals ;p

[Balfree]

Re: Looks like we are using crystals ;p

it would be amazing if they make everything painless, rewarding and fun without feeling like a grind.

ftfy

[Kailea]

Re: Looks like we are using crystals ;p

Well I like how they split up the classes by Disciplines. This allows someone like me to organize my character.
I plan on leveling one class from each discipline before starting on any other class.

[Ziero]

Re: Looks like we are using crystals ;p

it would be amazing if they make crafting painless, rewarding and fun without feeling like a grind.

Hand and Land Jobs will never be as popular as War and Sorcery, but maybe this time the crafting roles may have an
easier time with that style.

They don't have to be as "popular" since a good player will have dabbled in multiple different disciplines. Before we judged players on if they had their subjobs leveled, now we'll judge them based on how self sufficient and versatile they are.

While I have no plans to engage in a magic discipline (unless they somehow cram the rogue type class in there) I do fully intend to make use of Black Smith as well as having a Combat Class. And if they create a mining class for the disciplines of the land then I'll make use of those skills as well. Which is kind of the point, though they may be different classes, a player can excel in all the different fields to enhance their character as a whole.

[jenova_9]

Re: Looks like we are using crystals ;p

blah it would be a pain if its mandatory to train Hand and Land Jobs. But then again they said in the interview we can switch battle roles without needing to change our class, so it looks like we can main what we want 100% instead of going back and forth.