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[Koyangi]

Rkenshin mentioning playing a level 75 job without leveling it (2box, using friends account) and knowing the job fairly well/very well, he cited something to say it's bs and only difference between drk and war(example) at 75 is math in equips and certain situations or somethings like that.

couldnt search because it was mentioned in a derailed topic so I have no idea what to queue.

[Khrno]

wut?





I don't understand what you are talking about, but there are many differences between a war and drk (says someone with both 75 jobs).


Anyway

[Koyangi]

was a poor example, but it was a post made by Rkenshin in a topic derailed into that conversation.

[RKenshin]

Sounds like you're referring to the thread that derailed into a random BST vs Aurik discussion (over how Lars was/wasn't a considerable boost in BST damage). And I said something about almost everything in the game being figured out through math, and the rest through common sense, or something like that, I don't really remember (in response to the "if you don't have a job at 75 you know nothing about it" argument). It was in the advanced forum though.

I don't have time to look for it now, but assuming this is the post you're talking about it shouldn't be hard to find. And I'll try to look for it later if it isn't found by then.

[RKenshin]

This?

Nearly everything end-game can be figured out through math as far as gear and performance optimization goes, and having that job at 75 or not has nothing to do with numbers and equations.

Anything that isn't figured out with math is figured out with common sense and knowledge of the game and job in question. None of which is unique to experiences you have while leveling a job.

Beyond those two facts, there really isn't much room for advantages of a person with a 75 job over a person who has the same job at level 1. There is a level of ignorance of grasping difficulty, true experiences, situations and other minor tidbits but those aren't factors that are being debated in this argument.

[Koyangi]

Thanks, that was it.