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Honestly I've been trying to avoid using beastmaster as a crutch (I still don't plan to) and I just lost my patience tonight because I spent three hours dying and at this point just wanna go to bed. I knew it would be strong, but I didn't know I'd basically be turning super saiyan.
I know the feeling. I mostly use it for power leveling jobs, but otherwise I mostly keep my Beastmaster as a passive sleeper tank in the party, rarely using beasts and mostly just running support for all other roles. Just having the huge pool of HP and defensive stats did indeed save my ass when the game pulls some cheese. So it's cheese vs cheese at that point, to which I feel thankful to have it equipped on one person for emergencies.
If you're losing in Bravely Default 2, then you're definitely not playing Beastmaster: The Game™, lol.
Super Saiyan? Naw, that's an understatement. You become the God of Destruction, a destroyer. Beastmaster holds his hand out, says "hakai" and the target gets deleted.
This is Beastmaster: The Game™ in a nutshell:
https://youtu.be/0WWyPZ3lMYs
Eventually the game begins to have built in counter measures for Godspeed Strike, forcing you to stop using it. You see, when it comes to Beastmaster, it's the PASSIVES and 2nd Unlocked Specialty that make it great. Because the secret passive is that you gain stats based on how many Creatures you've captured. If you keep capturing beasts and never use them, you are basically harvesting souls for your god class.
When is this? Against counter attacking mobs, you got counter-savvy, which is a good passive to be using anyway in a lot of fights. You can Godspeed: The Game™ if you want. Nothing stops you from doing it.
As someone mentioned, you can burst through a lot of the game with Beastmaster for large passive stats if you've already played through it and just want the achievement. You can also use Hellblade with the Ultima Sword + HP/MP Converter once you get to the end-game if you just want to get it out of the way ASAP.
999 is max MP, and you can break damage cap if you're maxing all stats relatively easily using one of the jobs passives. That said, Beastmaster ain't even worth the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ time or effort to capture 99 of each creature to get it to max your stats. You can get stat buns faster than you can capture monsters, even with the perfect capture setup. Then add using Freelancer secondary with the passive for secondary job, and you're pretty well set.
Beastmaster isn't even the most broken setup. That goes to a combo of Oracle/Freelancer and Red Mage/Freelancer. With that, you can beat every single encounter in the game with just two characters moves in one round.