@@bananapudding4854 hah. funny enough after watching this video i kept doing what the video said. after 20 games im in plat 4 by going DRK a lot in my games one more whole rank to go in diamond but ive been taking a huge break after bingeing those games
I played a lot of smash. Even competed in it. I bring this up because it taught me a LOT about competitive games and environments. It's prepared me for how I will approach learning CC. No matter what stage of the game you're in, from complete novice to master, you should always go in with a learning mindset. I always try to ask: "What mistakes did I make, and how can I improve from them. How would it help my team to do better?" "What did I do right and how was I rewarded? How did it help my team?" Random teammates may not know I'm doing this, but the right ones will benefit from my improvements and play this way. The hardest thing about team based games though is you can't control what your teammates do, and that's where the bulk of ppl's frustrations come from. I've found that if you focus on your own gameplay, no matter how bad (or good) the match goes, your mental health will be the better for it. Also, being friendly helps. You're being paired up with people you're just meeting and have no idea what their playstyle is like. If anyone has taken a leadership class, you know this is a big ask for groups of ppl. So be nice, say hi, and be open minded to working together. You'll win more that way.
I noticed the games I’ve won are the ones where the entire team works together to focus on targets and wipe them out fast and then run and push the crystal. I always see one person running to push crystal alone and get wiped out because they are alone and they blame everyone else by spamming “push the crystal”
Just thinking it’s easier to push crystal when it’s now 5 against 3 or 2 and even better if the other team has staggered returns where you can keep picking them off and pushing at that point.
@@venti9925 Sometimes it's better to win the fight first so you can push obj without pressure. Video mentions dynamic decision making. This is a good example. The dude in OP's example did not practice that very well. If all he's going to do is push blindly, no wonder he kept dying. He only has himself to blame for not working with the team and playing, essentially, by himself. Bad teammate.
@@miqotesoulia8620 Right, but you can play aggro knowing that you'll have a pot respawning in 5 seconds that the enemy most likely wont know is spawning soon
I main DNC, and it’s so hard to climb with it…. Because no matter how well I play if my team isn’t matching that energy we can’t get out ahead. Im usually in the top 3 of most damage in my party but it’s frustrating!!! DNC is fantastic and the AOE’s can be devastating to other team… but I can’t carry with it. I can only swap DP and heal for like 10k? If that… I started playing other classes to understand better and I really like healers. It gives that additional buff, shield or regen that can turn the tide. But my damage isn’t nearly as high as I am with DNC. Idk, feeling stuck at gold and it’s driving me insane
My point with not focusing one person was more so meant as not getting tunnel vision. It's why I said you always need to ask yourself who is the best target at the time. If your current target is say a dragoon and they roar you well your not going to be doing much damage, so your better off switching to a new target helping pick up a different kill which will give your team the numbers advantage and as a result will make killing said dragoon easier. And to your point I think black mage is the best example of what I mean by this. Black mage is really strong when left alone and many people will just let them get away with everything rather than seeing the threat they are. People are much more likely to focus on the jobs that are in their faces like tanks, dragoons, or monks than the jobs that are really doing the damage.
I wish someone made a list of the limit breaks of everyone and like everything important to know about all the jobs. Im not trying to read every jobs tooltips, I just want a video to consume XD.
Correction-- the ONLY way to get out of Bronze tier is to join the remaining hordes of shameless cheaters and win-traders using third-party software sold on secret discord channels.. Fact.
Bronze are full of really bad players. You just have to hit your buttons and they topple over dead. You don't need to cheat to beat the worst players in the game.
It's a numbers game in bronze, 4 chances a mouthbreather ends up on your team vs 5 chances on the enemy team, so long as you exert a consistent positive influence you will climb
@@Hegericc I reached crystal for the first time this last week and I can tell for sure that most of my games depended more on patience and luck than skill.
bad take on the 5:45. the only time its bad to focus is probably on a Tank(and NIN cause well, they just are broken OP class). They can mitigate alot. Focus firing is good and you say "wasting resources" no matter how good you are you do NOT know what your teammates CDs are like throughout the entire game so are inevitably going to waste resources in a non-efficient way.
When I talked about focusing I was more so talking about tunnel vision. It is why I used the guard example. A lot of new player will just keep attacking someone who is guarding wasting damage and abilities that are better spent on other people. I also noted that you shouldn't just ignore that person, and that you should switch back once there guard is gone to clean up the kill. My overall point was only focusing on a single person is not great because in doing so you may be losing out on other easier kills, or in chasing that enemy putting yourself in a bad enough position that you get yourself killed. When I mention wasting resources I was talking about your resources not your teams(point about the team was don't just ignore them help). There is no point in wasting hard hitting attacks or cc on someone that isn't really going to be effected by it.
I think I have one example it's bad to focus on one target. Yesterday I got this pld focusing on me(mch) the entire fight. He refused to let me go so I just kite him around while my party is busy pushing the crystal. He even used lb while chasing me even though I barely attack him at all. dnc join the pld but my party already fulfills our objective and we won. In the end, pld got no ko from chasing me. I got no ko too, but i got a victory and a chuckle 😂
@@sanomaly Yeah, and that kinda what I was trying to get across. Getting tunnel vision, not matter the game, will always increase your chances of losing.
@@gigabased4 you're right it depends on if the enemy has a brain or not. Stating this because of higher ranks will know what to do to avoid focus fire tactics.
>does push duty
>3 of my teams mates chase down 1 ninja
>the rest of the enemy team dumpster dives me
You gotta love it
If you helped your team focus on each target though it helps wipe them out fast and then there are less players to push crystal against.
@@bananapudding4854 hah. funny enough after watching this video i kept doing what the video said. after 20 games im in plat 4 by going DRK a lot in my games one more whole rank to go in diamond but ive been taking a huge break after bingeing those games
Had the exact same situation but they were chasing a bard, and I had to wait and tank 3 enemies at once, as a summoner
I played a lot of smash. Even competed in it. I bring this up because it taught me a LOT about competitive games and environments. It's prepared me for how I will approach learning CC.
No matter what stage of the game you're in, from complete novice to master, you should always go in with a learning mindset. I always try to ask:
"What mistakes did I make, and how can I improve from them. How would it help my team to do better?"
"What did I do right and how was I rewarded? How did it help my team?"
Random teammates may not know I'm doing this, but the right ones will benefit from my improvements and play this way.
The hardest thing about team based games though is you can't control what your teammates do, and that's where the bulk of ppl's frustrations come from. I've found that if you focus on your own gameplay, no matter how bad (or good) the match goes, your mental health will be the better for it. Also, being friendly helps. You're being paired up with people you're just meeting and have no idea what their playstyle is like. If anyone has taken a leadership class, you know this is a big ask for groups of ppl. So be nice, say hi, and be open minded to working together. You'll win more that way.
I noticed the games I’ve won are the ones where the entire team works together to focus on targets and wipe them out fast and then run and push the crystal. I always see one person running to push crystal alone and get wiped out because they are alone and they blame everyone else by spamming “push the crystal”
Just thinking it’s easier to push crystal when it’s now 5 against 3 or 2 and even better if the other team has staggered returns where you can keep picking them off and pushing at that point.
@@bananapudding4854Lol. By blame everyone else. They're correct. Not you. Push the crystal and focus on one enemy
Only part I agree with is if you go by yourself. The goal is the objective. I don't wanna see you attacking the tank while you should be pushing.
@@venti9925 Sometimes it's better to win the fight first so you can push obj without pressure. Video mentions dynamic decision making. This is a good example. The dude in OP's example did not practice that very well. If all he's going to do is push blindly, no wonder he kept dying. He only has himself to blame for not working with the team and playing, essentially, by himself. Bad teammate.
Forgot about the part about having friends "help" you win and boost your rankings.
Isnt ranked solo only? How do you get friends to help you?
@@TheDaxternator1 Win trading, high rank pvp is dominated by it
@@nayeliacosta9973 Degenerate behavior.
And l love the background game play of "taking a break". p8s? Lol
Everything else about the video was Great! Potion stealing etc SUPER helpful when I started learning it a couple seasons ago.
Potion respawns every 30 seconds from when it was drawn last, you can time it with a similar cooldown to know exactly when it is coming back up
@@giggitygiggitygigism yep, cant steal if full health.
@@miqotesoulia8620 Right, but you can play aggro knowing that you'll have a pot respawning in 5 seconds that the enemy most likely wont know is spawning soon
the problem with CC is the communication. Let us queue with friends. Give us open comms.
I main DNC, and it’s so hard to climb with it…. Because no matter how well I play if my team isn’t matching that energy we can’t get out ahead. Im usually in the top 3 of most damage in my party but it’s frustrating!!! DNC is fantastic and the AOE’s can be devastating to other team… but I can’t carry with it. I can only swap DP and heal for like 10k? If that… I started playing other classes to understand better and I really like healers. It gives that additional buff, shield or regen that can turn the tide. But my damage isn’t nearly as high as I am with DNC. Idk, feeling stuck at gold and it’s driving me insane
Pretty solid advice, except maybe the "focus one person". Sorry but i'll not leave a BLM free casting at all if I can help I lol.
My point with not focusing one person was more so meant as not getting tunnel vision. It's why I said you always need to ask yourself who is the best target at the time. If your current target is say a dragoon and they roar you well your not going to be doing much damage, so your better off switching to a new target helping pick up a different kill which will give your team the numbers advantage and as a result will make killing said dragoon easier.
And to your point I think black mage is the best example of what I mean by this. Black mage is really strong when left alone and many people will just let them get away with everything rather than seeing the threat they are. People are much more likely to focus on the jobs that are in their faces like tanks, dragoons, or monks than the jobs that are really doing the damage.
I wish someone made a list of the limit breaks of everyone and like everything important to know about all the jobs. Im not trying to read every jobs tooltips, I just want a video to consume XD.
...you know what I just might
@@TheNastyNamazu thank you blessed namazu
CC is dead again. 30m wait times at best. -__-
Can you post the link to the new weapons?
At the bottom of the page
na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/ranking/crystallineconflict/reward/7
Download Alexander or Scripts and pray for good mates
Too bad l like scholar and that job s simply not viable before platinum rank
Yeah, sadly some jobs are just hard to climb with in the earlier ranks.
Correction-- the ONLY way to get out of Bronze tier is to join the remaining hordes of shameless cheaters and win-traders using third-party software sold on secret discord channels.. Fact.
Bronze are full of really bad players. You just have to hit your buttons and they topple over dead. You don't need to cheat to beat the worst players in the game.
What in the actual fk are u talking about??? Anyone whos not an absolute dent in every aspect of life can get to crystal if they practice enough
You are a bum if you still think people cheat and wintrade in CC in 2023. Just say you can't escape bronze buddy.
It's a numbers game in bronze, 4 chances a mouthbreather ends up on your team vs 5 chances on the enemy team, so long as you exert a consistent positive influence you will climb
Yup, i got out of Bronze in 1 day. Wasnt that. No cheating no win trades, just simple persistence.
PvP in this game is complete trash wow
How to climb on ranked pvp:
1 - Have a lot of money and boost
2 - Be a hacker
3 - Suffer, and don't play a shitty job like Bard or Dancer
Alternatively, you can have an ounce of integrity and just git gud
@@Hegericc I reached crystal for the first time this last week and I can tell for sure that most of my games depended more on patience and luck than skill.
@@vandso677wow we got a big boy over here
Excuse you but i carried my team as bard quite a lot
@@O.M- what rank are you
bad take on the 5:45. the only time its bad to focus is probably on a Tank(and NIN cause well, they just are broken OP class). They can mitigate alot. Focus firing is good and you say "wasting resources" no matter how good you are you do NOT know what your teammates CDs are like throughout the entire game so are inevitably going to waste resources in a non-efficient way.
When I talked about focusing I was more so talking about tunnel vision. It is why I used the guard example. A lot of new player will just keep attacking someone who is guarding wasting damage and abilities that are better spent on other people. I also noted that you shouldn't just ignore that person, and that you should switch back once there guard is gone to clean up the kill.
My overall point was only focusing on a single person is not great because in doing so you may be losing out on other easier kills, or in chasing that enemy putting yourself in a bad enough position that you get yourself killed.
When I mention wasting resources I was talking about your resources not your teams(point about the team was don't just ignore them help). There is no point in wasting hard hitting attacks or cc on someone that isn't really going to be effected by it.
I think I have one example it's bad to focus on one target. Yesterday I got this pld focusing on me(mch) the entire fight. He refused to let me go so I just kite him around while my party is busy pushing the crystal. He even used lb while chasing me even though I barely attack him at all. dnc join the pld but my party already fulfills our objective and we won.
In the end, pld got no ko from chasing me. I got no ko too, but i got a victory and a chuckle 😂
@@sanomaly Yeah, and that kinda what I was trying to get across. Getting tunnel vision, not matter the game, will always increase your chances of losing.
It depends if your entire team is on the same page and focusing the same target then any class will die pretty easily
@@gigabased4 you're right it depends on if the enemy has a brain or not. Stating this because of higher ranks will know what to do to avoid focus fire tactics.
The weapon effect isn't worth playing this dog water game mode for.