What If There Was A Lv. 100?

lol 1% chance to have Byakko as your tiger familiar would be funny

Oh oh oh and give level 100s their support job's 2 hour ability too. That way monks can sub drk souleater hundredfists blood weapon and not need a white mage to cure them!

When you reach level 100 you win the game and start again at level 1 >_>;

Here's a few ideas I've had to get things started. I've tried to refrain from making them too overpowered, but my understanding of this game's mechanics is far from impressive. For all I know these ideas may be broken as hell.

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Lv. 100 WAR - Heavy Impact
- The Warrior swings their weapon with such force that the impact of the attack can be felt by those standing nearby.
- For a short duration, all regular attacks acquire a small AoE range (enough to hit one or two mobs standing next to your target).
- Time consuming Magian Trials getting you down? Speed things up a bit by getting two or three kills for the price of one!

Lv. 100 MNK - Pressure Point
- The Monk focuses on striking the enemy's joints and other weak points to interupt their stance.
- For 45 seconds, all of your regular hand-to-hand attacks have Additional Effect: Stun with a fairly good proc rate but short duration (just throwing numbers out there; 66% chance for 0.5 sec stun perhaps?).
- Combine with Hundred Fists for super-stun-locking!

Lv. 100 PLD - Divine Guard
- Calling for holy assistance, the Paladin acquires an aura of light that surrounds their body and the nearby area, enhancing their defensive capabilities.
- For a certain amount of time you recieve a powerful PDT- and MDT- effect, and the damage from attacks directed at any party/alliance members standing within range of the aura is transferred to the Paladin.
- Combine with other abilities for even more defensive power... like a pseudo-AoE Invincible for those nasty Lv. 100+ HNMs you'll be fighting.

Lv. 100 DRG - Soul Surge
- Summoning every ounce of their spiritual power, the Dragoon imbues their pet with enough energy to temporarily transform them into a full-grown wyvern.
- The pet takes the form of a small wyvern (Firedrake size maybe?), raising all of its stats accordingly and allowing it to use Wyvern TP attacks in place of Elemental Breaths.
- The transformation lasts as long as the wyvern has TP, which drains over time like a count down. Using a TP attack ends the transformation after execution.
- Maybe not the most practical thing I could come up with, but I just thought it would be really fun. And yes, now pet wyverns will be even better at getting in everybody's way! :D

Lv. 100 BLU - Azure Legacy
- Tapping in to the full power of the beast within, the Blue Mage temporarily gains ultimate mastery over their spells.
- For a short duration, every spell you cast will receive the effects of Burst and Chain Affinity, allowing consecutive spells to magic burst and chain with each other.
- Multiple solo skillchains a-go-go!

Lv. 100 COR - Lucky Break
- A four-leaf clover, a rabbit's foot, or maybe just a lucky coin. The Corsair silently calls on their favourite trinket for aid in a time of need.
- For seven minutes, all of your Phantom Rolls will have a 50% chance of hitting their lucky number. Other luck based abilities receive a bonus as well, making them more likely to have a more desirable effect.
- Cue countless discussions and speculation about whether this ability secretly affects critical hit / magical resist rates.

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Anyway, I've rambled on for long enough. Time for me to shut up and let everyone else share their ideas.

Nin- commit suicide... and actually do good dmg to the mob :)

hmm, i think it would make more sense if they were one-day abilities, to put further emphasis on how much power is needed. also because a day is 2weeks vana'time. i would say a year vana'time, but then everyone (except me, who likes a lot of realism in games) would get mad cause that's an actual 2 weeks.

Honestly, if we're going to go into this kind of detail then I have totally different thoughts...

Every job ability, including two-hours, should have 2 charges. The problem with most job abilities (especially two-hours) is that no one uses them because before the JA's 5-minute, 10-minute, 20-minute, or 120-minute timer is up they might need it even more. It's the same problem with almost all video games that have an "oshit" move or weapon. Give job abilities two charges so we can use them once in a while when we kinda need to, but we can still feel safe to use them again if we had to.

Though at the same time, both charges shouldn't be available immediately. I'd say two-hour ability charges should require minimum 15 minutes between uses and other job abilities around 60 seconds, to avoid exploiting them against certain bosses.

It's just that I hate always feeling bad for saving even a 5-minute ability like Flee, but there have been actually quite a number of occasions where I've used it and then I've needed it before its recast was up.

In response to the post above, giving us a two-week JA (or even as much as one day) would make people almost never use them. I mean, even when death is inevitable, people will usually save even their two-hours because they think they should save it for a situation that could be salvaged by their two-hour.