2010-11-22, 04:33 PM
I know at 1st, 2nd, and 3rd job you get 1 extra point for starting out. However 3 for 4th job, I don't recall getting 3. I recall getting 1 for skills, and possibly 5 for stats... I think.
And BTW... what's wrong using Ice to train with since just about everything can be frozen now? It's called effective strategy. Just because you don't have a White Knight or failed to build a good one, doesn't mean you know exactly how a White Knight is supposed to train. And I'll even go as far to state something I've stated elsewhere... White Knight are NOT Crusaders. Fire Charge going up first might seem like a good venture but only if you are fighting monsters you can one hit kill, which usually is never.
Even with Charge Blow now being fully 3rd job level as a usable skill, it still means you don't have a Stun skill for at least a few levels.
There's something called using a strategic advantage. Because Ice can make it where monsters can not fight back, that's not only strategical, it's also a great advantage.
What's worse? A monster being able to siphon of large amounts of HP in a single hit, or a monster who can not fight back?
You use skills to capitalize on training by what they do. Sometimes what you think is stronger, some of the time is not.
And BTW... what's wrong using Ice to train with since just about everything can be frozen now? It's called effective strategy. Just because you don't have a White Knight or failed to build a good one, doesn't mean you know exactly how a White Knight is supposed to train. And I'll even go as far to state something I've stated elsewhere... White Knight are NOT Crusaders. Fire Charge going up first might seem like a good venture but only if you are fighting monsters you can one hit kill, which usually is never.
Even with Charge Blow now being fully 3rd job level as a usable skill, it still means you don't have a Stun skill for at least a few levels.
There's something called using a strategic advantage. Because Ice can make it where monsters can not fight back, that's not only strategical, it's also a great advantage.
What's worse? A monster being able to siphon of large amounts of HP in a single hit, or a monster who can not fight back?
You use skills to capitalize on training by what they do. Sometimes what you think is stronger, some of the time is not.