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iVege #Bishop Talk

General Bishop

They make all of these changes and yet Dark Synthesis -> Nightshade Explosion: despite there being no real explosion and removes the synthesizing quality of the skill between the player and a unknown outer-dimensional draconic force of darkness. Oh, and what pretty much means Potato Explosion is silly and dumb. Vengeance of Angel -> Righteously Indignant: too much of a similarity to Mihile's 'Righteous Indignation'. It does not remove the concept of the vengeance of the angel by keeping the skill description more or less the same, so it does not ruin our revenge against Phantom entirely, even though being righteously indignant means that you're [i]not[/i] being vengeful. I realise that they chose this skill name to fit in with our hea

General Bishop

I have an idea The removal of a core skill. It's not suprising that many would be against it. 'I don't want to lose the skill which has been with my class for years' or 'I don't want to lose HS' are perfectly valid arguments. Therefore, in respect for these points, I have opted to lock the thread :D If you want to discuss this idea further (improvement, etc.) then PM me. Oh wait, no one cares about it anyway. True dat. Remove Holy Symbol and transfer its effects to Maple Warrior. Then buff Bishop's damage (through better attacks or buffs; what have you) to a similar level to other classes. Although one of their main buffs are removed, they still have plenty supporting skills to be considered the support class. I don't actually know any supp

General Bishop

Bishop and Dark Knight Unfairness Bishops and Dark Knights have many similarities. They're both original 3rd branch jobs of their respective Explorer Class. They're both the weakest of their Explorer Class (and all classes with the exception of Cygnus Knights). They're both "special", Bishops in their Holy and Dark Knights in their Spears and Polearms. However, there's one more. They both have a summon at 4th job that is stolen from Dungeons and Dragons... [b]Bahamut[/b] and Beholden (formerly known as [b]Beholder[/b], more on that later). Now, these names already exist. Bahamut is a mythological fish. A Beholder is someone who observes; looks at; sees. But they're both from Dungeons & Dragons—Bahamut, a dragon and Beholder,