Hydrophobic
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The only Machinist I've played with since SB started was the one in my Susano EX party yesterday who kept placing the thundercloud attack in the safe zone during knockups.
I've run into a few here and there, but it seems to mostly be 3.0 backlash levels of MCH players. Lots while leveling, few at endgame. I'm hoping we get further tweaks on some of the remaining jobs with problem points as things progress, and if history repeats MCH will skyrocket in popularity then.
thanks for reaffirming my beliefs guys. definitely gonna gun for it now
Samurai because I'm doing rdm.Help me decide GAF, Samurai or Red Mage first?
Samurai because I'm doing rdm.
I've run into a few here and there, but it seems to mostly be 3.0 backlash levels of MCH players. Lots while leveling, few at endgame. I'm hoping we get further tweaks on some of the remaining jobs with problem points as things progress, and if history repeats MCH will skyrocket in popularity then.
So I have a story question. Primals are basically Mass Effect Reapers since they can indoctrinate you right?
Like after I killed Ifrit, Thancred was all like 'lol we have to execute everyone involved except you because they are all mindless husks dedicated to worshiping Ifrit now'
So why is it after I killed Great King Moggle Mog XII -may his just and noble soul rest in peace- does the moggle tell me that his moggleguard basically got a stern talking to and nothing more? How come they didn't get indoctrinated, and if they did, why is it a good idea to just have them running around?
I haven't seen Machinists at all since Stormblood came out.
I haven't seen any Machinists when raiding through PF this week or last week.. Everyone was Monk, Samurai, Red Mage or Black Mage.
I'll probably level MCH because I have 1) Put it off forever, 2) Flushed $25 in the toilet using a jump potion on the job, so I had better damn well make it worth it.
I personally have a reverse HW scenario where there, I hated what they did with BRD and jump ship to SMN, but now I'm jumping ship from SMN because they made BRD really fun to play.
I'm hoping they can do something to salvage MCH.
I get kicked out of PFs just for being MCH. They don't even give me the chance to do ok DPS
That's fucked up-_-
Pff what
MCH never skyrocketed in popularity
Even after rampant overbuffs it was still the least played job in the game
There was a lot of machinists at endgame for obvious reasons and even then finding a good one wasn't super easy
Because Alte Roite is the actual boss' name, Jura Aevis is his second form, just like those dragon zealots in Stone Vigil HM that turn into Jura Aevis trash if you don't stun themI wonder why Alte Roite isn't called Jura Aevis, tbh.
Good King Moggle Mog isn't 100% a Primal though. It's like, he looks like a primal, and acts like a primal, but no one is exactly sure what he is. Iirc the text around his part in the story reflects this.
I still think any PF with a no-MCH rule is a PF not worth joining. Like, it's shorthand for "I AM GOING TO MAKE A BUNCH OF BAD ASSUMPTIONS AND BLAME THE WRONG PEOPLE FOR MISTAKES"
It did, though. It was never particularly common, but MCH representation out and about in 3.4 was miles ahead of 3.0. Not just Savage--dungeons, PF, whatever. I don't even think it was necessarily people leveling it fresh at that point so much as people who had it and never used it finally taking it out for a trial run when Midas happened. The bard counter-buff blunted it a little but if they overbuff MCH tomorrow a bunch of people will start running on it. Going from basically unicorn rarity to fairly common in everything at cap (not the most common job, but a frequent enough occurrence to not be worthy of comment) qualifies for me, I guess.
In any case, it's current state still feels incomplete and I'm still convinced they'll keep tweaking it until it's either got a better gameplay loop or is overturned so far as to be in high demand. At which point the chunk of the population that leveled and dropped it in SB will start showing up on it again
Because Alte Roite is the actual boss' name, Jura Aevis is his second form, just like those dragon zealots in Stone Vigil HM that turn into Jura Aevis trash if you don't stun them
Plus it makes me feel like I get bonus nerd points for knowing that
I really wish I didn't find PotD grinding insufferable. I'd like to level some other dps jobs but the queue times for anything that isn't PotD quickly kills that idea.
The ones I got kicked from were mostly Lak and Sus farms. Which baffles me.
Has anyone had any problems with the gravity down circles during epicenter? I didn't have this problem when I was pugging it without my static pre-reset.
Is there still a GAF presence on Sargatanas or should I jump ship? Is it even possible?
You used a jump potion on MCH? My condolences.
I've definitely used this a little but generally the people I know don't have a great deal of time to play so I don't want to drag them along for dungeon runs to much. The DPS queues have at least finally pushed me to level my WHM and I'm enjoying that a lot, looking forward to finally leveling a tank as well.Get tank/healer friends.
We got it figured out, just had some people not getting brought down despite being in the circles.What kind of problems?
I think he's just a primal based on Moogle legend. I didn't hear anything that implied otherwise.
So far the primal battles have focused on four or eight adventurers battling against a primal. However, Good King Moggle Mog XII looks to even the score as the battle will pit 8 adventurers against 8 enemies at once!
(Though, keep in mind that Good King Moggle Mog isn't a primal!)
The Heavensward story does indeed state that there is an ancient tale of Moogles descending from the Churning Mists via a rope led by their king, who was unable to follow them and was left behind on the Churning Mists. At the time of the patch, the King was thought not to be a Primal due to the fact he seemingly was not based on anything, but Heavensward reveals he was indeed based on something.
During development and in legacy Final Fantasy XIV, there was confusion over whether Moggle Mog was a "true" primalincluding contradictory statements from the development team at differing times. Amusingly, this has been transferred to the canon itself, as a significant part of the A Realm Reborn Moggle Mog questline involves puzzling over the nature of the being the Mooglesguard have summoned.
I know, it was one of those "but maybe there's a chance it can be exciting at 60!" moments, and then I tried it out and it was just... man, I probably should have used that potion on PLD or DRK.
We got it figured out, just had some people not getting brought down despite being in the circles.
I know, it was one of those "but maybe there's a chance it can be exciting at 60!" moments, and then I tried it out and it was just... man, I probably should have used that potion on PLD or DRK.
First there's this:
It says "in a manner similar to a primal" If it was a primal they would say so. There's some doubt here.
This also supports the fact they don't know what it is:
Then, there's This blog which states it outright:
That's why I don't think he's a primal.
I believe there is. Red Dot is their name I think. I run a casual Free Company too if you need a place to hang.