2012-10-18, 12:57 PM
It makes sense.
Cygnus Knights basically serve as a "tutorial" mode for the classes, with the bonus of supplying a nice 24 attack pot. They're suppose to also have that extra "oomph" until the other classes reach 4th job. This is shown through the extra AP, bonus experience, and early 4th job skills(as well as a psuedo-rebirth option). By all extents and purposes, they were meant to be starter classes to get the player familiar with the game. Hyper Skills are a big addition and will drastically improve/change things. Now that Tempest hits, they need to change things up to give them that extra "oomph". All the revamps have left the original Cygnus Knights in the dust in comparison to other pre-4th job classes. This can be used to not only give them the bonus they need, but to prepare new players on how to use Hypers.
Cygnus Knights basically serve as a "tutorial" mode for the classes, with the bonus of supplying a nice 24 attack pot. They're suppose to also have that extra "oomph" until the other classes reach 4th job. This is shown through the extra AP, bonus experience, and early 4th job skills(as well as a psuedo-rebirth option). By all extents and purposes, they were meant to be starter classes to get the player familiar with the game. Hyper Skills are a big addition and will drastically improve/change things. Now that Tempest hits, they need to change things up to give them that extra "oomph". All the revamps have left the original Cygnus Knights in the dust in comparison to other pre-4th job classes. This can be used to not only give them the bonus they need, but to prepare new players on how to use Hypers.
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