Most Versatile Sub Job?
What do you think the most useful sub job is and why do you think so?
I have been leveling RDM and BLM lately and I'm getting close to being able to get advanced jobs. Should I spend the time to get advanced jobs leveled or focus on the basics first? What do you guys consider the best sub jobs?
I don't know, probably WAR for melee and WHM for mages.
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I'd say /WAR, /NIN and /WHM are the most common subjobs by far. All three are good to have levelled for various reasons. I'm currently levelling NIN for no other reason than to sub for various melees if need be.
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I guess my question would be is it really worth it to lvl to 30 then get an advanced job and leave another job class you've been lvling as a sub job behind. i.e. /NIN.
Not sure I follow. NIN is an advanced class.
All the jobs you level stay with you no matter what. If you leave a job to level another you can always come back to it right where you left off.
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I think you misunderstood, senor Del.
If by versatile you mean used by most number of main jobs, then definitely NIN. SMN, BLM, DRG, MNK, SAM, and PUP seems to have very few practical uses for NIN as a sub. Every other job (except maybe COR, I'm not sure about COR) uses NIN for some purpose. I'm of the opinion that /NIN is highly overrated in most situations. It's only practical use is shadows as dual-wield isn't anywhere near as great as everyone seems to make it out to be.
I'm leveling NIN now mainly because RDM/NIN past 74 is insane. Utsusemi: Ni, Stoneskin, Phalanx, Protect/Shell, en spells, haste, and refresh is just godly and makes for one of the best solo'ing job combinations in the game. I just want to have NIN ready for then. It's also a common sub for BLU, which I plan to level in the future.
I was actually leaning toward RDM/NIN but I wanted some feedback beforehand. I'm thinking now that a RDM's place in a party later on would be less melee and more magic so I'm actually thinking about SMN, BLM, or WHM. I plan on keeping RDM as main, by the way.
RDM/NIN isn't used in parties. It's pretty much only for soloing. As a RDM, you should be using /BLM and /WHM as your subjobs.
And yes, a RDM's main role in a party is using magic -- enfeebling the mobs, refreshing the mages, hasting the melee, curing when needed, etc. With everything you have to do, there's hardly any time to melee anyway.
I beg to differ. MNK defenately have a very good use for NIN as a subjob towards the endgame section, so does SAM and BLM. But I do agree that sometimes /NIN is way over-rated.Originally Posted by Ouch!
Don't go RDM/NIN in party situations. I almost laughed when I tried to invite a RDM/NIN, telling her to sub WHM (because she had it) -- but no, they only wanted to melee, which was absurd.I was actually leaning toward RDM/NIN but I wanted some feedback beforehand. I'm thinking now that a RDM's place in a party later on would be less melee and more magic so I'm actually thinking about SMN, BLM, or WHM. I plan on keeping RDM as main, by the way.
For RDM, overall, you'd want BLM and WHM for party situations, DRK and NIN for certain other situations, as subjobs.
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/BLU for cocoon bitches..>_> its widely underused imo.
I sub'd blue for bard. it was interesting. I had just enough mp to cast stoneskin and cocoon ... it was fun, but i don't think that combo was was really that great. maybe blue sub to pld or drk could be cool as they already have mp.
But i use blm sub to my rdm, i get warp, drain, aspir, escape and tractor ... (58 Rdm/29 Blm) unless i am main healing
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I remember my friend talking about WAR/BLU, having great DEF with Cocoon while mantaining good damage tanking. As long as refreshers are okay with it, its probably not that bad..
I don't think i have ever seen a lvl 40+ war sub blue ...
That could be pretty cool to check out though
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