Bard got Healer LB3 because Yoshi-P had a mind to add a Support Role into the game, and Bard would have been the first Job to fill that role. Unfortunately by the time they had enough resources to consider adding a 4th role into the game, there were too many dungeons that would have needed complete overhauls. So the entire concept was scrapped and Phys Ranged's role as a semi-support oriented DPS was formalized. This also ties into their original plans for the split Job system like Scholar and Summoner, where Archers could take somehting like Sniper or Ranger to have a "true dps archer class".
@@specstreTV Ancient Knowledge from one of the early 2.X LFtPL. They're fun to read and see just how much the design philosophy of the game has changed. Way back when. Players were actually meant to use Classes for 4-man content (wider variety of actions to cover weaknesses) and Jobs for 8-man content (specialized focus and stronger actions) that's why the cross class system was the way it was. Dragoon was also meant to be some kind of pseudo off-off tank. Which is why Garuda EX was designed like that. Dragoon was meant to take Suparna or Chirada while Warrior grabbed the other. Also why Dragoon had Javeline Toss, Leg Sweep, and some parry move that slowed enemies.
@@jimmothy79 Wait, when I unlocked BRD while cross-class was still around, it was archer 30 and pugilist 15. Did they just change the requirement at some point?
I appreciate this knowledge! A tad bit of a shame to learn actually. I've always held out hope that FFXIV would add a support role but if they were concerned about having to overhaul content back then, imagine the scope of that project now lmao. I truly feel like a support role would give them an opportunity to truly flesh out the "support" type DPS instead of this weird nuanced area they sit in now (minus DNC).
Accuracy is still kind of in the game. It's not a stat anymore, it's basically a function of level. If you still have jobs that are a ways below max level, try finding a monster that's say 6-7 levels above you on a field map (like the final EW map if you have jobs below about level 84). You'll see a few of your attacks miss- on certain jobs this can break combos and be quite annoying. But because you'll only miss if you're fighting things that are a higher level than you, most players would only see this if they go looking or use daily hunting logs to level jobs. Before EW it could only happen to physical jobs- spell casters would always hit, but they actually changed that in 6.0 so now even spells can miss.
Accuracy is still a major mechanic in Deep Dungeons. Every one will understand why people hated it when you go into Eureka Orthos and get a Blind enchantment that lowers your accuracy and you miss 25% of the time or dont have Arms Length against a mob that casts Haste (and die in inside when their MCH misses their reassembled attack)
It's also used when there are differences in level between the attacker and the target. If you go up against mobs higher in level than you, then you get consecutive more chance to miss the bigger the difference is and the same goes for enemies who will miss more and more often the lower their level is compared to the player.
great video once again! while i think CC better fits the current simplified content climate of xiv, i really wish i got more into the feast while it was still in the game. the reworked pvp system definitely makes pvp more accessible to a wider scope of players, but it also definitely makes me wonder how it'd fit in "slower" modes like feast compared to CC which is definitely faster paced. looking forward to the next video!
Warrior used to have tank stance and dps stance. We needed to stance dance in between the two to achieve optimal dps while maintaining enmity. It was fun but stressful at the same time. Knowing when to switch stance was what distinguished a good warrior from a bad one.
i remember grinding fates with everyone in western la noscea to grind out all classes to 15 back in ARR and then from there grind out dungeons to hit the required levels for every cross class action
Ah yes, Bard. Breaking the game since 1.0 and proud of it. The mix of heals and damage was so in demand for 1.x that if you weren't a bard you got very politely laughed out of the group. And because they had ammunition, the entire economy of 1.x was built around them. Hence the removal of an entire digit from gil carried over from 1.x to ARR. Fitting that they went from the absolute kings of the meta to "yea they exist" and have never reached those lofty heights since.
@@specstreTV Aye, but I haven't changed class since 2011 and I am not changing now. I will continue the noble bardic tradition of taunting the boss before each fight and immediately being the first to die because I stood so far back the healer forgot I existed.
I appreciate the education! Kwehlo has been telling me all that he’s learned about history he’s learned from you when I see him on weekends! That being said, he also has been telling me about how you let him stay up past 9pm and what you’ve been feeding him! I told you, don’t give him sugar before bed!
in vanilla FF XIV 2.0 black mage leveling just for swift cast was basically going into FATE groups and spamming Ice 2 and fire2 over and over again till you levelled up. Then you abandoned the class.
Bard's "healer" LB was a hold over from 1.0 where it functioned as a back up healer in parties/because of cross class skills and I could be wrong on this part but I believe 1.0 had limit breaks too? so it was basically a 1.0 hold over. Technically so was stat allocation as that first started in 1.0 as well.
Well prior to MCH, with Bard as the ONLY phys ranged, it makes sense. Bard is primarily a support job that also has personal, high APM DPS. But without MCH in the mix, it means that bard is purely a support role. You have tanks and healers, and melees and mages. And then Bard, as back up. Which IS what Bard does in FF anyway, so it works. Song of Hope would be a better name for it than Pulse of Life, but that wouldve meant not literally copypasting
i understand... some of them are fun/cool, others are a total headache LOL. i miss some of the more "RPG" elements the game used to have, but i also appreciate how much better the modern design is. can't win em all.
Monk could use marauder skills, Marauder used rogue skills and you needed to level Archer to 15 to become a Black Mage. (Archer had cast bars at one point too) To be a Paladin you needed to be a level 15 White Mage. Those were the days. I have all my classes to cap because I still play like we have still cross classes lol. I play one class to a certain level and switch like it’s required and change back when I hit another level.
I definitely hope - if they commit to the FF11 job mastery idea - that we get at least a little customization. I don't know if they want the same sort of flexibility that 11 had, as they seem pretty happy with the linearity of XIV, but SOMETHING would be nice!
The multi-class stuff and stat allocation just really emphasizes how big of a cultural impact D&D had even up to 2017. It wasn't the only game that laid the template other RPGs would use, you have things like Wizardry and Ultima, but it was without a doubt at the forefront of what people thought about when designing those games. And I think while FF14 is stepping away from that is mostly good I do hope they eventually re-discover the good aspects of those design decisions. D&D I think at the core of it's design philosophy is you can make anything work when you set your mind to it. Its even common in traditional play to roll for your stats rather than point buy. The negative side when applied to an MMO is that the meta does form organically and you'll find increasing amounts of gated interactions where it's less about the content of your social skills/character as a person... and more about whether you did the laundry list of busy work to even begin to start the content you want to engage with. They solved that by making sure everyone has the same base kit in terms of skills at the cost of freedom of expression. But maybe a way to re-visit that D&D philosophy in a non-toxic way is to have battle traits from a pool of options you get to choose automatically every 24 hours ( a full-rest) based on your choice of deity. They would have to be carefully balanced so every god has something to give that is equally worthwhile without being gamebreaking to the point everyone is stacking under the same one... But just having more little things to make each person feel like a real person and not just WoL #2495 in the future would make me like the game more.
really good point on the D&D lineage, and yes -- ultimately, I just wish we were allowed to tweak our builds *at all*, as modern FFXIV, while fun, is very... static in design. like you said, every WoL is copy-pasted with the same abilities as any other, which is fine, but sometimes it's fun to make mistakes and experiment a bit, even if there is an eventual "meta" pick all the same.
@@specstreTV Yes, someday we will get our full party of whitemages and have a conspicuously buff one to tank for us. But on a more serious note I'm down for more experimentation in FF14 and hopefully multiple party builds that are equally viable.
im surprised there was no mention of TP as a resource in this video. lots of people started post-stormblood and have no idea it was ever even a thing. not like it needed to stay or anything. i just remember resubbing when i bought shb and didn't even notice it was gone until someone in my fc was talking about it
Wow grandpa you used to be so young The whole idea of cross class skills is really cool. In theory. But if I still had to level thaumaturge for Swiftcast I guess I'd just uhhhh just ummm die I guess
LOL, yeah, that was pretty much the consensus - it's really cool and i wish they could've kept SOMETHING like it, just for build variety/experimentation's sake, but it was a pain to level back then and making alt jobs MANDATORY for "optimal" play was a big turn off for a lot of people...
Ty ty, but I can’t claim any credit! It’s an old Gshade preset called Witch’s Moon For Gameplay Alt that I imported over to Reshade - I think i might’ve made some VERY minor tweaks, but it’s pretty much stock. If you can get your hands on the Gshade presets folder, it’s just under the Witch’s Moon group!
Accuracy is very much in the game Source: I tried practicing some rotations on my lower leveled jobs on my lv.90 training dummy and barely landed any hits
the stat itself is very much gone (in terms of actually acquiring it), but yeah being underleveled means you can miss still, true-there are also fringe cases like older mobs giving you accuracy down debuffs, but none of that is realllly relevant @ endgame good point though! :D
Oh my god, from the jump you had me from the jump. I haven’t played since 2 expansions ago, but have 1300+ days subbed. Leveling being so simplified (overly so to my TTRPG playing mind.) Everything seemed just a little off but lackluster, not that I plan on stopping g my current play through. Thank you for pointing to the missing red chili flakes from the glorious chili.
modern fight design (shadowbringers and on) is pretty incredible, and the MSQ is fantastic, but i definitely miss some of the older "RPG" elements the game used to have :(
Feast really should have been kept around as an alternate small scale pvp mode, it was such a fun idea but the maps stopped rotating after like heavensward or stormblood sooooo it got old pretty quickly
I played 2.0 scholar and summoner and found a way to avoid buying the book every time if u just used cleric stance which swapped your mind and intelligence stat also BLM cross class was Arcanist not Archer
Honest to god with people (including myself) not really being stoked on how homogenized the jobs are now, all the stat things that we lost are kind of a bummer. Like on one hand i get it, then entire game is on rails and there is basically no reason to do any open world content anymore (battle wise) and of course people will get frustrated if they have to run dungeons and raids with people being sub par, so SE had to fix that. But really, they just made a fix to a problem that they themselves created. Almost everything is tied to dailies and running content that isn't even at your max level. And I started back in Stormblood when elemental damage was still a thing. I just remember them getting rid of it and being like "wtf". Then there was no difference in magic vs physical, then ranged vs close, and then 2 minute windows, etc. etc. you get the point. But its all problems that they created. Other games have balancing issues but with that you get more freedom and uniqueness to your character that I think a lot of us took for granted. In the name of balance there really isn't much left if I go in as a paladin and just solo every boss for my party.
thank u for once again making us long for the good ol days of rpg elements in an rpg game,, may yoshi p one day bless us with such gameplay elements again
@@specstreTV ugh god! I miss the old ways... Like when friends that never played before stormblood see the trailer for shadowbringer they ask "how come he can class change mid battle but we can't? That would be so cool" and I'd tell them... We used to..
Dang remembering ff14 circa 2017 really makes me glad i stopped to sub at that time. Hate that kind of generic mechanic such as stats allocation and cross class. Even aggro combo for tanks are sounds stupid
The pvp is so neglected because the game hasn't attracted pvp players so far. And for real pvpers it still doesn't offer a lot of content. Add to that a netcode where pvp just doesn't feel good.
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Bard got Healer LB3 because Yoshi-P had a mind to add a Support Role into the game, and Bard would have been the first Job to fill that role. Unfortunately by the time they had enough resources to consider adding a 4th role into the game, there were too many dungeons that would have needed complete overhauls. So the entire concept was scrapped and Phys Ranged's role as a semi-support oriented DPS was formalized. This also ties into their original plans for the split Job system like Scholar and Summoner, where Archers could take somehting like Sniper or Ranger to have a "true dps archer class".
very interesting, hadn't heard any of that! Definitely explains a lot of Bard's strange-ish tools like the esuna, too :)
To even unlock bard you had to have archer 30 and white mage 15, so it makes sense they had some white mage abilities
@@specstreTV Ancient Knowledge from one of the early 2.X LFtPL. They're fun to read and see just how much the design philosophy of the game has changed. Way back when. Players were actually meant to use Classes for 4-man content (wider variety of actions to cover weaknesses) and Jobs for 8-man content (specialized focus and stronger actions) that's why the cross class system was the way it was.
Dragoon was also meant to be some kind of pseudo off-off tank. Which is why Garuda EX was designed like that. Dragoon was meant to take Suparna or Chirada while Warrior grabbed the other. Also why Dragoon had Javeline Toss, Leg Sweep, and some parry move that slowed enemies.
@@jimmothy79 Wait, when I unlocked BRD while cross-class was still around, it was archer 30 and pugilist 15. Did they just change the requirement at some point?
I appreciate this knowledge! A tad bit of a shame to learn actually. I've always held out hope that FFXIV would add a support role but if they were concerned about having to overhaul content back then, imagine the scope of that project now lmao.
I truly feel like a support role would give them an opportunity to truly flesh out the "support" type DPS instead of this weird nuanced area they sit in now (minus DNC).
Accuracy is still kind of in the game. It's not a stat anymore, it's basically a function of level.
If you still have jobs that are a ways below max level, try finding a monster that's say 6-7 levels above you on a field map (like the final EW map if you have jobs below about level 84). You'll see a few of your attacks miss- on certain jobs this can break combos and be quite annoying.
But because you'll only miss if you're fighting things that are a higher level than you, most players would only see this if they go looking or use daily hunting logs to level jobs. Before EW it could only happen to physical jobs- spell casters would always hit, but they actually changed that in 6.0 so now even spells can miss.
It also rears its head in the Blind status effect, which lowers your accuracy resulting in missed attacks.
I noticed this level related accuracy when I was lvl 60 and the FC striking dummy was 80.
Accuracy is still a major mechanic in Deep Dungeons. Every one will understand why people hated it when you go into Eureka Orthos and get a Blind enchantment that lowers your accuracy and you miss 25% of the time or dont have Arms Length against a mob that casts Haste (and die in inside when their MCH misses their reassembled attack)
It's also used when there are differences in level between the attacker and the target. If you go up against mobs higher in level than you, then you get consecutive more chance to miss the bigger the difference is and the same goes for enemies who will miss more and more often the lower their level is compared to the player.
It's also a mechanic in Eureka (and maybe bozja). It makes farming NMs from monsters above the level cap of the srea extremely frustrating.
RIP interesting healer damage, my love. You're sorely missed, especially on Scholar. A lot of the rest of this I'm glad is gone though haha
maybe someday we will get to be a role again :)
This was really well done and informative!
To think vids like this will exist soon about Prae, Lahabrea[D] and Cape Westwind lol
thank you for the support :D and yes lol, they do be pruning stuff still...
great video once again! while i think CC better fits the current simplified content climate of xiv, i really wish i got more into the feast while it was still in the game. the reworked pvp system definitely makes pvp more accessible to a wider scope of players, but it also definitely makes me wonder how it'd fit in "slower" modes like feast compared to CC which is definitely faster paced. looking forward to the next video!
man i love these vids, thank you for your work!
glad to hear it, thanks for the support :D
Thank you for making me feel old and miss all these things I keep saying in my FC after saying "back in my day!"
Warrior used to have tank stance and dps stance. We needed to stance dance in between the two to achieve optimal dps while maintaining enmity. It was fun but stressful at the same time. Knowing when to switch stance was what distinguished a good warrior from a bad one.
What I miss the most of WAR was the cone AOE.
Square is optimizing away the fun of the game.
i remember grinding fates with everyone in western la noscea to grind out all classes to 15 back in ARR and then from there grind out dungeons to hit the required levels for every cross class action
those were the days… miserable then, but fun looking back!
Ah yes, Bard. Breaking the game since 1.0 and proud of it. The mix of heals and damage was so in demand for 1.x that if you weren't a bard you got very politely laughed out of the group. And because they had ammunition, the entire economy of 1.x was built around them. Hence the removal of an entire digit from gil carried over from 1.x to ARR.
Fitting that they went from the absolute kings of the meta to "yea they exist" and have never reached those lofty heights since.
they are a rare breeds nowadays... maybe they'll rework the phys ranged identity a bit in 7.0 since i think it's confirmed we're getting a 4th one?
@@specstreTV Aye, but I haven't changed class since 2011 and I am not changing now. I will continue the noble bardic tradition of taunting the boss before each fight and immediately being the first to die because I stood so far back the healer forgot I existed.
I appreciate the education! Kwehlo has been telling me all that he’s learned about history he’s learned from you when I see him on weekends!
That being said, he also has been telling me about how you let him stay up past 9pm and what you’ve been feeding him! I told you, don’t give him sugar before bed!
I'm sorry... but when they look me with their soulless bird eyes and make the chocobo face, how can I deny them? :( I will try harder...
in vanilla FF XIV 2.0 black mage leveling just for swift cast was basically going into FATE groups and spamming Ice 2 and fire2 over and over again till you levelled up. Then you abandoned the class.
Bard's "healer" LB was a hold over from 1.0 where it functioned as a back up healer in parties/because of cross class skills and I could be wrong on this part but I believe 1.0 had limit breaks too? so it was basically a 1.0 hold over.
Technically so was stat allocation as that first started in 1.0 as well.
Well prior to MCH, with Bard as the ONLY phys ranged, it makes sense. Bard is primarily a support job that also has personal, high APM DPS.
But without MCH in the mix, it means that bard is purely a support role. You have tanks and healers, and melees and mages. And then Bard, as back up. Which IS what Bard does in FF anyway, so it works.
Song of Hope would be a better name for it than Pulse of Life, but that wouldve meant not literally copypasting
Yay, another great video from ya did not know about the cross classing. I love FF tactics
hope the exam wasn't too painful!!
thank you so much for the support :) i'll always shake hands with a Tactics fan
Your glamours are amazing dude
thank you :D
Well... the more of these I watch.. the more I am happy I started playing the game mid ShB... Love the vids though :)
i understand... some of them are fun/cool, others are a total headache LOL. i miss some of the more "RPG" elements the game used to have, but i also appreciate how much better the modern design is. can't win em all.
Monk could use marauder skills, Marauder used rogue skills and you needed to level Archer to 15 to become a Black Mage. (Archer had cast bars at one point too) To be a Paladin you needed to be a level 15 White Mage. Those were the days. I have all my classes to cap because I still play like we have still cross classes lol. I play one class to a certain level and switch like it’s required and change back when I hit another level.
the thought of a bard shoot out a giant flaming "fuck you" magical arrow bring me joy
Shout out to paladin being able to use stone skin back when that was a thing
Oh man now i feel old thinking about all of that :D
join the club...
After Yoshi said how the lv is going to be after 100 my idea is to put back so you boost your stats again. Imagine a sam tanking
I definitely hope - if they commit to the FF11 job mastery idea - that we get at least a little customization. I don't know if they want the same sort of flexibility that 11 had, as they seem pretty happy with the linearity of XIV, but SOMETHING would be nice!
The multi-class stuff and stat allocation just really emphasizes how big of a cultural impact D&D had even up to 2017. It wasn't the only game that laid the template other RPGs would use, you have things like Wizardry and Ultima, but it was without a doubt at the forefront of what people thought about when designing those games. And I think while FF14 is stepping away from that is mostly good I do hope they eventually re-discover the good aspects of those design decisions. D&D I think at the core of it's design philosophy is you can make anything work when you set your mind to it. Its even common in traditional play to roll for your stats rather than point buy. The negative side when applied to an MMO is that the meta does form organically and you'll find increasing amounts of gated interactions where it's less about the content of your social skills/character as a person... and more about whether you did the laundry list of busy work to even begin to start the content you want to engage with. They solved that by making sure everyone has the same base kit in terms of skills at the cost of freedom of expression. But maybe a way to re-visit that D&D philosophy in a non-toxic way is to have battle traits from a pool of options you get to choose automatically every 24 hours ( a full-rest) based on your choice of deity. They would have to be carefully balanced so every god has something to give that is equally worthwhile without being gamebreaking to the point everyone is stacking under the same one... But just having more little things to make each person feel like a real person and not just WoL #2495 in the future would make me like the game more.
really good point on the D&D lineage, and yes -- ultimately, I just wish we were allowed to tweak our builds *at all*, as modern FFXIV, while fun, is very... static in design. like you said, every WoL is copy-pasted with the same abilities as any other, which is fine, but sometimes it's fun to make mistakes and experiment a bit, even if there is an eventual "meta" pick all the same.
@@specstreTV Yes, someday we will get our full party of whitemages and have a conspicuously buff one to tank for us. But on a more serious note I'm down for more experimentation in FF14 and hopefully multiple party builds that are equally viable.
I miss cleric stance...
im surprised there was no mention of TP as a resource in this video. lots of people started post-stormblood and have no idea it was ever even a thing. not like it needed to stay or anything. i just remember resubbing when i bought shb and didn't even notice it was gone until someone in my fc was talking about it
God TP was an absolute bs mech on mnk/Sam. Sam rotation would drop it from 1k -0 instantly
^^' coming back after 2 expansions, I feel rather nostalgic and quite a few things make sense now.
the game has changed quite a lot since stormblood!! some for the better, some for the worse, but it's still fun :D
Wow grandpa you used to be so young
The whole idea of cross class skills is really cool. In theory. But if I still had to level thaumaturge for Swiftcast I guess I'd just uhhhh just ummm die I guess
LOL, yeah, that was pretty much the consensus - it's really cool and i wish they could've kept SOMETHING like it, just for build variety/experimentation's sake, but it was a pain to level back then and making alt jobs MANDATORY for "optimal" play was a big turn off for a lot of people...
For as much as I ever get to use ranged LB3 (which is to say, basically never, aside from TOP), I gotta say I miss when BRD had healer LB3.
I've been playing this game since before heavensward and I don't remember there ever being a stat allocation especially in the last 8 years
Nice!
Sorry, unrelated to the actual content. But your game looks beautiful, just wanted to know if you use a preset shader, or is it one you made yourself?
Ty ty, but I can’t claim any credit! It’s an old Gshade preset called Witch’s Moon For Gameplay Alt that I imported over to Reshade - I think i might’ve made some VERY minor tweaks, but it’s pretty much stock. If you can get your hands on the Gshade presets folder, it’s just under the Witch’s Moon group!
@@specstreTV Tysm, got it working and it looks great! Added some dof and made it so the UI is unaffected by the shaders.
@@nightowl9628 glad you got it :D
What?? So Feast is like Coin match in Super Smash bros before it got cut. Are there physical coins in the arena?
Feast did not die .. they have said it will be coming back at a later date.
that would be cool if so, but they’ve reneged on many pvp promises/design ideas in the past, so we shall see…
quite a few things boil down to a "good on paper, bad in practice".
Accuracy is very much in the game
Source: I tried practicing some rotations on my lower leveled jobs on my lv.90 training dummy and barely landed any hits
the stat itself is very much gone (in terms of actually acquiring it), but yeah being underleveled means you can miss still, true-there are also fringe cases like older mobs giving you accuracy down debuffs, but none of that is realllly relevant @ endgame
good point though! :D
Fun fact, in 1.0 black mage needed pugilist not archer
Oh my god, from the jump you had me from the jump. I haven’t played since 2 expansions ago, but have 1300+ days subbed. Leveling being so simplified (overly so to my TTRPG playing mind.)
Everything seemed just a little off but lackluster, not that I plan on stopping g my current play through. Thank you for pointing to the missing red chili flakes from the glorious chili.
modern fight design (shadowbringers and on) is pretty incredible, and the MSQ is fantastic, but i definitely miss some of the older "RPG" elements the game used to have :(
Ah yes, healing in cleric stance.... 💀
Feast really should have been kept around as an alternate small scale pvp mode, it was such a fun idea but the maps stopped rotating after like heavensward or stormblood sooooo it got old pretty quickly
Someone else said they might someday bring it back, and if so, yes -- I'd love to see some map rotations :D
I played 2.0 scholar and summoner and found a way to avoid buying the book every time if u just used cleric stance which swapped your mind and intelligence stat also BLM cross class was Arcanist not Archer
What unicorn actually got and used Quelling Strikes?
Honest to god with people (including myself) not really being stoked on how homogenized the jobs are now, all the stat things that we lost are kind of a bummer. Like on one hand i get it, then entire game is on rails and there is basically no reason to do any open world content anymore (battle wise) and of course people will get frustrated if they have to run dungeons and raids with people being sub par, so SE had to fix that. But really, they just made a fix to a problem that they themselves created. Almost everything is tied to dailies and running content that isn't even at your max level.
And I started back in Stormblood when elemental damage was still a thing. I just remember them getting rid of it and being like "wtf". Then there was no difference in magic vs physical, then ranged vs close, and then 2 minute windows, etc. etc. you get the point. But its all problems that they created. Other games have balancing issues but with that you get more freedom and uniqueness to your character that I think a lot of us took for granted. In the name of balance there really isn't much left if I go in as a paladin and just solo every boss for my party.
alright i gotta ask, what book is it you're using at 0:24? byotiful
it's one of the shadowbringers relic weapon stages, and pretty early on, i think! :D
what is the song playing in this video?
I noticed the name of the songs are in the lower right corner of the screen when it shows a different point
-Silence- Missed. Cuz...you dont have enough accuracy.
...DRG with less magical resistance then a miner XD old good days
thank u for once again making us long for the good ol days of rpg elements in an rpg game,, may yoshi p one day bless us with such gameplay elements again
What angers me is shadow flair is still useable by squadron sch and laha. So wtf square!?
same energy as seeing conjurer npcs still cast stoneskin… 😔
@@specstreTV ugh god! I miss the old ways... Like when friends that never played before stormblood see the trailer for shadowbringer they ask "how come he can class change mid battle but we can't? That would be so cool" and I'd tell them... We used to..
nice video.
Such a cute Miqo and video ♥
ty! :D
STONE SKIIIIIIIIIIN
Dang remembering ff14 circa 2017 really makes me glad i stopped to sub at that time. Hate that kind of generic mechanic such as stats allocation and cross class. Even aggro combo for tanks are sounds stupid
Cool
Where is the cool bun boy
check the wall or the bodies on the ground, might find him there
I honestly feel like the PvP is a downgrade since it came out.
So weird these dudes have their cat girls lip-syncing to their own voices…
don't be a hater 😎
@@specstreTV it’s objectively creepy af 😬
The pvp is so neglected because the game hasn't attracted pvp players so far. And for real pvpers it still doesn't offer a lot of content. Add to that a netcode where pvp just doesn't feel good.