Kaparu, on 05 June 2010 - 01:15 PM, said:
Monk(and every other worthwhile DD in the game) lesson #1: Don't ever sub thief
In most non hnm situations (and many of those) I'd be inclined to agree (not in specific regard to mnk, but heavy DD in general), however, I don't think a DD with a thf sub is entirely without a place, depending on manpower, jobs, and request for it. I have, however, been requested 3 times since 65 to sub thf and TA DK on a nin, so I obliged. We were near one shotting imps with light, and in one party got over 40k exp, so it didn't work out too badly, and moreover, was fun, which IS the purpose of this game, though people forget it all too often and distort it into something which is about who has what gear and who is more 1337, which is more a show of extreme hubris than anything and truly detracts from the appeal of the game.
Good to see you again my former Lakshmian Taru (who's old name I can't recall for some reason). I do appreciate the input, just having some fun before I finally finish this and move on to the next job. I want to get the old man's cap (silly goal, I know, but getting there), hit 99, have a bit of fun, and retire with no regrets. That's all I care about in this game anymore- it's been 7 years, long enough! I like trying out every conceivable angle of a job I am leveling, for myself, to better understand it. More pragmatic, I think, than simply accepting the status quo as infallible law. That's the mistake Germany made in September of 1939. After all, the only truly scientific and logical approach is the evaluation of as many sources of input and data as possible, and the mutually exclusive investigation of aforementioned sources. That's not to say the accepted status quo isn't sometimes the most prudent stance on a matter. Simply that it is also prudence in operation to think and observe for yourself.
This post has been edited by Whitney: 06 June 2010 - 02:32 PM