It has struck me that one of the primary problems of being a monk, is that it is a decidely unflashy class. While we a good damage dealers, we do it in small, constant hits, rather than the massive, highly announced damageathons that Drks, Drgs, and other damage classes do. Noone sees the damage that Monks do, except monks.
Perhapse what we ought to think about doing, is, when we are playing other jobs, and the party were in needs a damage dealer, put in a request for a Monk.
If we actively try to get other monks into parties, and highlight the damage they are doing, maybe we can shake the stigma that Monks are a useless class.
I know, due to my time contraints, and the lack of mages on Quifim in Siren, I'm going to put my monk on hold, and play as a mage until I can get some of the advanced jobs, but I certainly intend to actively recruit monks into parties I'm in, while I'm at it. Maybe if enough people see that Monks are effective, even at higher levels, I'll be able to get my monk back on track.
Harry Voyager
Perhapse what we ought to think about doing, is, when we are playing other jobs, and the party were in needs a damage dealer, put in a request for a Monk.
If we actively try to get other monks into parties, and highlight the damage they are doing, maybe we can shake the stigma that Monks are a useless class.
I know, due to my time contraints, and the lack of mages on Quifim in Siren, I'm going to put my monk on hold, and play as a mage until I can get some of the advanced jobs, but I certainly intend to actively recruit monks into parties I'm in, while I'm at it. Maybe if enough people see that Monks are effective, even at higher levels, I'll be able to get my monk back on track.
Harry Voyager





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