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Does battle retainer item level matter past the point where the chat log starts saying that your gear will improve the chances of it finding rare items, or is it just a cutoff?Solitair posted:It's a time investment, but gathering your own mats saves you a lot of money. I leveled all DoH and DoL classes pretty evenly and the only thing I might regret about it is prioritizing that above MSQ on several occasions. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 19:46 on Aug 10, 2018 |
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Solitair posted:I never had that good a handle on what makes the most money, especially in relation to the effort it takes to gather it. The most profitable things I usually sell on the MB are the HQ equipment I get from quest rewards. e: Most of money lately has been selling Moggle weapons at 300% markup. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 19:50 on Aug 10, 2018 |
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Schneider Heim posted:Just got my ACN to level 30. Just to confirm, SMN and SCH share levels, so one could do SCH in roulettes to raise SMN up as well?
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isk posted:Kinda. Palace of the Dead gives you XP for completing every 10 floors but also has an internal progression system specific to the class you run it as. It's faster than permanent XP and can give you an idea. However, the instance doesn't act much like other content so the value isn't the highest. Baba Yaga Fanboy posted:I generally prefer melee DPS, or if I play a caster I prefer a majority of my casts to be instant. I don't know what counts as a high APM class, but I think I'd like higher APM, and I definitely like having some RNG to mix up rotations. In WoW, for example, my main is a ret pally with my talents skewed towards RNG. I also dig Rogues and fire mages. Melee: Ninja is fairly forgiving and has a shorter GCD with Huton, ninjutsu has a bit of a learning curve. Monk has positional bonuses on every attack and requires moving around a lot, starts up slow, and is the only class without a ranged attack. Samurai is fairly straightforward until 62 and then it gets kind hectic. Dragoon is probably the most straightforward melee. Black mage does ridiculous damage under optimal conditions, but gets screwed over the most by being forced to move by far. Red mage has short cast times, half of them are instant, and is pretty easy to play. It's also great for carrying bad players through alliance raids because it can insta-rez without swiftcast. Summoner plays weird and has the simplest rotation (mostly spamming Ruin), does OK when forced to move, and gets screwed the most if you die mid-fight. Summoner also shares XP with Scholar so you get two classes at once. Machinist has a random proc on its basic rotation, but its big gimmick is optimally blowing all of your cooldowns during Wildfire. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Aug 14, 2018 |
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brainwrinkle posted:I’m going to hit 70 on my first class (SCH) soon. What’s the best way up the gear treadmill? I know to start with the 70 class quest.
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  IDK what to even do with this. I barely spend gil on anything but the MGP seems like a bad idea for how hard it is to get. Auction off an Ornate? Sit on the gold cert until next expansion?
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Phone posted:1 mil mgp isn’t bad OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 23:04 on Apr 28, 2019 |
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Aside from the cards, Malefic casts faster than Broil/Stone and it has an instant-cast heal with no cooldown, so it's a bit more mobile, but it also uses a lot of MP.Solo Wing Pixy posted:You want to know that stuff like Deployment/Emergency Tactics, Sacred Soil, and your faerie abilities that aren't Whispering Dawn exist, but you're probably not going to touch them in a normal dungeon or whatever. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 01:11 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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Once you get some memory tricks down it's pretty easy to remember what does what. They're grouped by what you get from Royal Road (Power = Damage multipliers, duration = combat stats, AOE = resource refills), and they're also associated with elements (fire, earth, wind, ice, lightning, water) that have somewhat intuitive association with what they do.... or more inventive associations... Spiky ice = Crit Wind = Speed Tree = Barkskin Red ("fire") = Damage Yellow lightning = Fills your yellow resource bar Blue water = Fills your blue resource bar Replace with your mnemonic of choice. I think it's more useful to view them in terms of the elemental associations since that's what the UI shows you anyway, and some of the card names have unintuitive meaning (i.e. no, "Arrow" is not the ones your bards want). FuzzySlippers posted:How's the hotbar bloat on the AST? I feel like Scholar has a bunch of buttons that do similar things but occupy their own CD. Scholar might be slightly worse in terms of skills that you want on-hand but more of those are cooldowns and some are very situational. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 02:18 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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Vermain posted:You do need discard macros, but their use can be fairly infrequent depending on what you draw. RR and Spread discards are usually only necessary for Sleeve Draw, and you eventually stop using Draw discards for the most part once you get Minor Arcana in non-savage content.
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