And SCH has the "i'll kill you with SCIENCE" flavor down.
I'd love to see CHM though.
I want to see Chemist so bad. Though I wonder what the primary weapon would be.
And SCH has the "i'll kill you with SCIENCE" flavor down.
I'd love to see CHM though.
It would be very difficult to make a Blue Mage in the traditional sense in XIV. They could easily make a caster who has all the standard blue magic spells, but they couldn't let you make it all the way to endgame without having your whole toolkit, so there won't be any sense of discovery that defines the job.
But they could still surprise me. Red Mage still has the flavor you'd expect and feels very much like one, despite being more of a straightforward caster this time.
Or how about not coddling people? Blue Magic learning isn't a hard concept to understand.
The race to find all the abilities would be pretty fun too at launch.
I'm not saying they will never do it, I'm saying they are treating Geomancer like a non factor with not even an ounce of mystery or excitement about the class, so it would be super weird that they'd try to hype this up as a new job down the line. They'd probably have to totally re-do the job and repackage it with a new name a la Time Mage > AST. Which again, they could. But making guesses about something that'd be so different from the source material (at least in theory) seems like the kind of fun I'm not too interested in.
It's actually a problem that the 10 minute loop of the level 67 dungeon theme isn't enough. It's so damn catchy.
Peer reviewI want to see Chemist so bad. Though I wonder what the primary weapon would be.
Chemist is just a heal Machinist though?
and we all know how [we] feel about Machinists around here
All the tanks play same-ish but PLD is fun and effective so far.What's their tanking style? Lots of AoE? Single target abilities?
Lots of gamepadders out there.How viable is playing this way towards the endgame?
So far, yes!Are the endgame raids any good?
Alright FFXIV GAF, I'm thinking about making the plunge. I plan on playing as Gladiator tank. What's their tanking style? Lots of AoE? Single target abilities? Honestly what sold me the most was playing via gamepad. How viable is playing this way towards the endgame? Are the endgame raids any good? Lotsa questions!
60+Can any level get the cluster for roulette leveling?
I wouldn't mind using it as an excuse to level up GLD and WAR.
Can any level get the cluster for roulette leveling?
I wouldn't mind using it as an excuse to level up GLD and WAR.
Susano EX clear groups suck even more than Lakshmi groups. RIP my sanity.
This is funny lolPeer review
Unfortunately the standalone client and the Steam version are two different versions and they're mutually exclusive. If you started with the standalone client you have to buy a non-Steam version or start over with a new account when you buy it from Steam. However I'd recommend buying the game without Steam anyway personally. It goes on sale far more often and when you buy the base game on Steam you also have to buy the expansions on Steam. There is a Steam trial however that will let you continue on Steam if you haven't already started one.Thanks for the responses!
If I started a trial account through their client, and bought it via steam, could I transfer over seamlessly?
Also could I get away with just buying the base game until I hit the DLC?
Is there some "recruit a friend" bonus that someone can get off of me, and would it be applied if I just bought the base game?
Or how about not coddling people? Blue Magic learning isn't a hard concept to understand.
The race to find all the abilities would be pretty fun too at launch.
It's post MSQ content.Wait, can I do Susano EX immediately after beating him? For some reason I thought it was post msq content.
The way they'd probably do it is just have you learn nearly all of your skills through job quests. Make them a tank that fights with a mace or a club and does blunt damage. Skills that use the weapon exclusively are learned through leveling but anything that would come from a monster is learned from a quest. Deliberately *don't* give them a blunt debuff so that Monk gets some extra utility with Dragon Kick.
That's how I'd do it anyway.
So how exactly do classes work in this game? I noticed that the game mentions you can switch class based on the weapon you have. I also noticed on some gladiator guide that you can switch to the thaumaturge in order to become a paladin? Can you just switch to any class or is it more restricted?
Edit: forgot to thank Mister_Ruck! Thanks!!
So how exactly do classes work in this game? I noticed that the game mentions you can switch class based on the weapon you have. I also noticed on some gladiator guide that you can switch to the thaumaturge in order to become a paladin? Can you just switch to any class or is it more restricted?
Edit: forgot to thank Mister_Ruck! Thanks!!
So how exactly do classes work in this game? I noticed that the game mentions you can switch class based on the weapon you have. I also noticed on some gladiator guide that you can switch to the thaumaturge in order to become a paladin? Can you just switch to any class or is it more restricted?
Edit: forgot to thank Mister_Ruck! Thanks!!
Can someone help me with buying this game on PS Plus?
I play on PC and my daughter has been playing the free trial on the PS4. Currently it's on sale for $10 PS Plus members, but I worry that if I buy it on my account it's going to attach it to my PC account (I've linked it with my PS account before during a free trial once). Her account is a sub account of mine and should get the benefits, but it's $12 on her account since she isn't considered a PS Plus subscriber.
Basically, in order to make sure it get's linked to her account do I have to buy it on her PS account or can I buy it under mine and link it to hers after?
Race? It would just be datamined before servers are back ul
You are required to spend the first 10 levels of the game as the class you chose during character creation. After you reach level 10, other combat, gathering, and crafting classes become available for you to unlock. To actually play as a class, you equip their main tool/weapon (this is made easier with gearsets). Once you reach level 30 of a combat class (and do all of the class's questline) and reach roughly level 24 of the Main Story Questline, you can start a short quest to upgrade your combat class into a Job. As of Stormblood's release, you do not need to level a second class in order to upgrade to a Job. To play as a Job, simply equip the Job Stone rewarded from the unlock quest. Because a Job is an upgrade, your Job level = your class level.
"Jobs" like Paladin used to require you to level a "main" class to level 30 (Gladiator, for PLDR) and sub-class to 15 (Conjurer for PLD), but now you just need to get the main class to 30.
You can switch classes - and thus jobs - at any time after level 10 by swapping out your main weapon for another classes weapon. First you just have to unlock the other class by doing a quest at the class's guild.
Unfortunately only the base game includes 30 days sub; you don't get a free month from expansions.Thanks for the info!
One last question. Does buying the base game or expansion give a month of gameplay? For example, can I play the trial until I get capped, then buy the base game and get a free month, THEN buy the expansion and get another free month?
Stop doing sidequest and focus on main story quest and quest with a plus icon (these unlock stuff). You would have 6 dungeons unlocked and your chocobo mount for those quest that require you to go back and forth if you hadn't fallen behind on msq.These ARR quests are awful...like mind-numbing awful. The worst ones are where they just have you going back and forth over long distances
I also managed to get myself over leveled for story content. I'm level 30 and want better gear, but I only have access to 3 dungeons up to level 16(something like that). Do I still go through them for better items?
Stop doing sidequest and focus on main story quest and quest with a plus icon (these unlock stuff). You would have 6 dungeons unlocked and your chocobo mount for those quest that require you to go back and forth if you hadn't fallen behind on msq.
If you hit a lv block in MSQ go back to side quest or do palace of the dead till you can continue with MSQ.
https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Guide:Progression_and_Level_Locked_Content
These ARR quests are awful...like mind-numbing awful. The worst ones are where they just have you going back and forth over long distances
These ARR quests are awful...like mind-numbing awful. The worst ones are where they just have you going back and forth over long distances
I also managed to get myself over leveled for story content. I'm level 30 and want better gear, but I only have access to 3 dungeons up to level 16(something like that). Do I still go through them for better items?