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#1 May 23 2017 at 7:46 AM Rating: Decent
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http://www.rpgfan.com/news/2017/6273.html

So based on the stuff Im looking at.

Does no accuracy on equipment mean youll get "good enough" accuracy just by being the right level and thus will no longer have to worry bout hitting acc cap on your gear to do the more hardcore raids?

Also as for role actions being limited to 5. How detrimental would that be to the currently play style? i.e how many cross cross abilities are we currently limited too (its been awhile since Ive played)

Lastly one of the pics says current issues:

Overly Complex

Casual vs hardcore play disparity

Too many actions not enough hotbar space (though umm getting new abilities from 60-70 and limiting cross class actions to 5 which is thing is already the current limit anyway isnt really fixing tat problem as we will still have the same or even MORE abilities when we hit 70)


Does that mean youll no longer need to be a DPS master/Rotation specialist to get into savage raid groups or extreme fights, all youll need now is knowing the mechanics and youll win even if you haven't mastered the arts of rotation or dps for your job?. Because thats the ONLY thing I can see standing in the way of the "overly complex" and "casual vs hardcore play disparity" issues.

If so then these changes are GREAT
#2 May 23 2017 at 9:02 AM Rating: Good
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Does no accuracy on equipment mean youll get "good enough" accuracy just by being the right level and thus will no longer have to worry bout hitting acc cap on your gear to do the more hardcore raids?


Basically yeah. What they're saying is that you'll have 100% accuracy from the front of a target and more than that from the flanks and rear. This accounts for things like evasion buffs on a boss or blind effects on a player. They're also adding something called "direct hits" which I guess do more damage but that isn't entirely clear, and adjusting rates of critical hits based on accuracy. So it'll still be a good idea to not be standing in front of a boss unless you're a tank, you just won't have to shuffle your gear every fight to reach an accuracy cap.

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Also as for role actions being limited to 5. How detrimental would that be to the currently play style? i.e how many cross cross abilities are we currently limited too (its been awhile since Ive played)


We currently have 5 cross-class skills settable. Of which 3 tend to be useful and 2 are to fill in the slots, depending on job. What remains to be seen is exactly which skills end up in this category. There may be some interesting decisions to make depending on what you need for a particular fight. We'll have to see.

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Too many actions not enough hotbar space (though umm getting new abilities from 60-70 and limiting cross class actions to 5 which is thing is already the current limit anyway isnt really fixing tat problem as we will still have the same or even MORE abilities when we hit 70)


The stated goal is to have about the same number of buttons at 70 as we do now at 60. A lot of abilities are being removed or consolidated to make this happen.

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Does that mean youll no longer need to be a DPS master/Rotation specialist to get into savage raid groups or extreme fights, all youll need now is knowing the mechanics and youll win even if you haven't mastered the arts of rotation or dps for your job?. Because thats the ONLY thing I can see standing in the way of the "overly complex" and "casual vs hardcore play disparity" issues.


The short answer is we don't know. The longer answer is probably not because you're still going to have a lot of buttons and stuff to watch and a rotation and priority system to master. The new UI elements for each job will help a lot in reducing visual clutter and having to watch 32 cooldowns at once to be good at your job. But again, we really just don't know. We don't have enough information to say definitively what rotations are going to look like at 70.
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#3 May 23 2017 at 11:24 AM Rating: Decent
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Thank god the consolidated combo's under one button is just for PVP.

I quite like the Parrying being changed to increased tank damage, and reduced damage taken. I feel that's something tanks really needed. Even at max gear even my PLD was struggling occasionally with some of the raiders that ended up in my roulettes.

So far i'm pretty enthuisiastic, i dont want them taking abilities away though. If anything just give us an "equip" for them like cross-class abilities so you can atleast pick what you want over just removing them outright. Especially on PLD i use all of my abilities, not a single one goes unused...
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Thank god the consolidated combo's under one button is just for PVP.

I quite like the Parrying being changed to increased tank damage, and reduced damage taken. I feel that's something tanks really needed. Even at max gear even my PLD was struggling occasionally with some of the raiders that ended up in my roulettes.

So far i'm pretty enthuisiastic, i dont want them taking abilities away though. If anything just give us an "equip" for them like cross-class abilities so you can atleast pick what you want over just removing them outright. Especially on PLD i use all of my abilities, not a single one goes unused...


Yeah, but some could either be consolidated, or something....

For example, Rage of Halone vs Royal Authority.

They both occupy the same slot on your Rotation (Post-Savage Blade), but yet you still need both, because RA does more damage than RoH. However, RoH is needed because it has increased enmity and strength down.

What I wish they would have done would be to simply merge RoH and RA together, or give RA the same Strength Down and Increased Enmity so that you can simply take RoH off the hotbar once you learn RA.

I.... don't need.... two... abilities that do almost exactly the same thing on an already-cluttered hotbar.

That, and I wish they'd move Goring Blade from Riot Blade to Savage Blade. If I am using Riot Blade, it is to restore MP after using Clemency. If I'm doing that, I don't need ANOTHER 1.5 seconds before I can Riot Blade again if I use Goring Blade. If I need MP now, I'm going to skip Goring Blade, and go back to Fast Blade so I can Riot Blade again sooner.

If I want Goring Blade, I don't want to have to Riot Blade at full MP because that's a waste of damage and enmity gain.
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That, and I wish they'd move Goring Blade from Riot Blade to Savage Blade. If I am using Riot Blade, it is to restore MP after using Clemency. If I'm doing that, I don't need ANOTHER 1.5 seconds before I can Riot Blade again if I use Goring Blade. If I need MP now, I'm going to skip Goring Blade, and go back to Fast Blade so I can Riot Blade again sooner.


Probably a better solution would be to give PLD something akin to Blood Price. If they're going to keep making PLDs burn their MP left and right I don't think they'll have any choice but to give them some decent mechanism to replenish it.
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Agreed on the skill consolidation thing. Why isn't Royal Authority just a trait that modifies Rage of Halone? Why are Fang and Claw and Wheeling Thrust and separate abilities instead of just being built into Full/Chaos Thrust? Etc... It's crazy that all things stay in the rotation forever, while more just gets added on top of it. Hopefully this new system will alleviate some of that.
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I also saw the video of the new class actions, and eh... the UI element looks cool, but I'm afraid it might be a bit distracting, yet something else you need to keep your eyes on instead of the action on the field.

I like the idea, but I'm concerned about how closely I need to pay attention to it.
#8 May 23 2017 at 7:03 PM Rating: Good
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Probably a better solution would be to give PLD something akin to Blood Price. If they're going to keep making PLDs burn their MP left and right I don't think they'll have any choice but to give them some decent mechanism to replenish it.


Well, there's Sheltron but I keep forgetting that it exists and that it has an Additional Effect: MP Restore on it, nor do I know exactly how much MP it actually restores. It's got a relatively short cooldown, so a couple Riot Blades and a Sheltron... who knows. Better than nothing, at least.
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I'm a little worried about that too, but on the other hand, if it means I don't have to keep tracking half a dozen different maintenance buffs, I'm all for it.
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I also saw the video of the new class actions, and eh... the UI element looks cool, but I'm afraid it might be a bit distracting, yet something else you need to keep your eyes on instead of the action on the field.

I like the idea, but I'm concerned about how closely I need to pay attention to it.


The trick is going to be placing it on your UI properly. But there's a good reason high level WoW players make such a big deal about WeakAuras. The ability to consolidate a large amount of information into a compact space is HUGE.

It's the one addon I keep missing not having in FFXIV.
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I also saw the video of the new class actions, and eh... the UI element looks cool, but I'm afraid it might be a bit distracting, yet something else you need to keep your eyes on instead of the action on the field.

I like the idea, but I'm concerned about how closely I need to pay attention to it.


The trick is going to be placing it on your UI properly. But there's a good reason high level WoW players make such a big deal about WeakAuras. The ability to consolidate a large amount of information into a compact space is HUGE.

It's the one addon I keep missing not having in FFXIV.


See, that's the one thing I never liked about WoW.

AddOn Authors and Raiders try to make raids easier by making AddOns to make stuff like WeakAuras and Deadly Boss Mods, but then Blizzard responds by making these bosses so hard that said AddOns are basically a 100% requirement in any serious raiding, and we're back to square one; the only thing we've managed to do is to place a burden on every player to download and maintain 3rd party *required* AddOns.

That's one of the reasons I LIKE FFXIV -- I don't need to rely upon certain AddOns, which of course almost always break every major update and you got to hope the authors are on their toes and get the thing updated quickly, blah blah blah.

I always hated that kind of thing.
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Does that mean youll no longer need to be a DPS master/Rotation specialist to get into savage raid groups or extreme fights, all youll need now is knowing the mechanics and youll win even if you haven't mastered the arts of rotation or dps for your job?. Because thats the ONLY thing I can see standing in the way of the "overly complex" and "casual vs hardcore play disparity" issues.

If so then these changes are GREAT


As I was listening strictly to what Yoshida said vs what she translated (due to different terminology and such the versions use) You'll still have to be a "rotation master" because this game is based around rotations. Due to media embargo can't say much, but needless to say, a DPS will have to master their "new" rotation, it's just a lot more "in your face" with the job gauges now. Basically what he said was "It's easier to pick up but harder to master." So people who are able to clear content with 0 issues now will master the new systems in no time, compared to people who still struggle doing a basic level 50 rotation at 60.

Since the only real issue with casual vs core play, is the fact many gamers chose not to improve themselves, which is also part of the game's fault by not challenging players as they're progressing, instead only shoving it at the very end so it was very much "optional" if you were actually good at this game or not, and as much as people have issues with reading that, just really look at how you can still clear content without much effort put into it outside of certain Ex Primals (Zurvan, Nidhogg) and 3.5 Savage Content (A11 and 12s requires good coordination.) I know people generally say 'fun/challenge is subjective' but the most infamous change is how they had to nerf an early story quest because people were complaining it's too hard when all they had to do was use the antidote you were given in a previous story quest..as they tell you..to counteract the poison they're known to use. So instead of making the game harder, they're trying to level the playing field in a sense, but the real details can't be talked about yet (but you should start seeing it pop up this week.)

The battle system will basically play out like 2.x > 3.x jump in that it's familiar enough but there's some things to learn since we all hear about people who quit BRD because of casting, same with MCH, yet they're two of the strongest DPS's when played correctly, but a 'standard brd' will do less damage than a WHM. So they wanted to try to get rid of stuff like that..HOWEVER, throw a person who knows how to play and a person who doesn't at the same monster/boss/training dummy and see night & day differences, the new changes will still be the same as they didn't revamp the entire battle system. So if you're an amazing DRG (for example) people will want you. If you're not...no one will want you if "statics" are the only way for you to play. The only way this will change is by changing the core battle system.


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I know people generally say 'fun/challenge is subjective' but the most infamous change is how they had to nerf an early story quest because people were complaining it's too hard when all they had to do was use the antidote you were given in a previous story quest..as they tell you..to counteract the poison they're known to use.


One thing I wish they would have nerfed is freaking Ravana.

I am SO sick of wiping in Thok ast Thok when it comes up in the Trials roulette. I really don't get why they felt that making the stupid thing that freaking hard was such a great idea. There's just so many mechanics that your average PUG has trouble dealing with, and the last 2-3 times he came up, we wound up with wipes, people dropping group, etc.

The greatest offender has to be that stupid butterfly phase, and of course the million knockback things he does.

But anyways, sorry about the digression, still annoyed at having this happen yesterday.
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While I have only had Ravana come up a few times, I really haven't had any issues with it. The fight is actually pretty easy. He has a lot of annoying moves, but he telegraphs most of them with plenty of time to dodge. As long as at least half of your party knows the fight it isn't that bad at all.
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AddOn Authors and Raiders try to make raids easier by making AddOns to make stuff like WeakAuras and Deadly Boss Mods, but then Blizzard responds by making these bosses so hard that said AddOns are basically a 100% requirement in any serious raiding, and we're back to square one; the only thing we've managed to do is to place a burden on every player to download and maintain 3rd party *required* AddOns.


Eh... other than boss mods, which are basically stopwatches, there aren't that many "required" addons in WoW. Addons are a tool you use to tweak your UI. They're a way for you to make yourself a better player by tailoring the information you're being fed to your own individual needs. By having a UI that's delivering information to you exactly the way you want it to, it stops being a game of playing the UI and starts being a game of playing the content.

Now my WoW UI was extensively modified with each piece positioned and configured just so. Did I NEED to do that? No. Did I enjoy setting it up? Yep. It's fun for me. And it helped me to become a better player because I could devote my attention to situational awareness and raid callouts instead of watching various corners of my screen for debuffs or cooldowns or ground markers, all of which by default are nowhere near each other.

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One thing I wish they would have nerfed is freaking Ravana.


He's a pain at first. But then you get used to him and realize his abilities are entirely scripted until the last phase. So once you know the dance, you just dance with him. Like Turin said, as long as about half your party knows what they're doing, you should be fine. Ravana is actually the HW EX primal I don't mind farming because I can basically just turn my brain off and go because I've done it so many times.

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Since the only real issue with casual vs core play, is the fact many gamers chose not to improve themselves, which is also part of the game's fault by not challenging players as they're progressing, instead only shoving it at the very end so it was very much "optional" if you were actually good at this game or not, and as much as people have issues with reading that, just really look at how you can still clear content without much effort put into it outside of certain Ex Primals (Zurvan, Nidhogg) and 3.5 Savage Content (A11 and 12s requires good coordination.)


Well sort of... the game DOES ramp up the challenge if you progress via dungeons. Brayflox is a lot harder than Copperbell for instance, and Stone Vigil is a lot harder than Brayflox. But when people are leveling entirely by spamming PotD they aren't really learning much.

And that's not going away anytime soon.

The nature of a particular player to either improve or not isn't something SE can change. There will always be people willing to skate through with minimal effort. When it comes to challenging endgame content like savage, then it stops working until they can be carried. There's no use in complaining that such a player exists because they've always existed and will always exist. This is what statics are for.
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I don't agree with the 'infamy' of the antidote reference. One, it was barely a footnote - two, the fight was poorly scripted. IF you used antidote too early, you got poisoned again, and could flat out die from it before reinforcements arrived. Considering that moment is the one and only time you're forced to use a non-key item in a fight, the whole thing was pointless, even as a tutorial.

On the battle system changes - I'm on wait and see mode. There are a lot of skills that weren't on display or hotbars, and while we were assured that they may not have been removed, I'd like confirmation of the full skill lists before weighing in on things. They might have stripped things too far down for my comfort - especially after seeing that a lot of key standbys in former subskill system failed to get equivalents.
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So perhaps slightly off topic, but PLD MP regen was mentioned earlier in the thread and I thought I'd share some more on it:

Last night I did Sohm Al (Hard) and I had a chance to do some actual testing with Sheltron, and I've come to the conclusion that it is a rather nice ability. At first, I kinda just shrugged at it, and it didn't help that I had done several low-level duties in a row after getting it and nearly forgot it was even sitting there on my hotbars unused.

At i240, I have ~5000 MP. Clemency costs about ~2100 or so and Flash costs about ~790-ish. Riot Blade restores 488 and I discovered that Sheltron restores about 720.

That's actually not bad! That's almost a free Flash, or a head-start on restoring MP from a Clemency, in fact that's what I started using it for -- use Sheltron after Clemency lol. I might start also using it more often in actual trash pulls, too. Perhaps after the 2nd Flash. It's got a pretty short cooldown, like 36-38 seconds which puts it right on par with Scorn and Spirits, so it's meant to be spammed.

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Does that mean youll no longer need to be a DPS master/Rotation specialist to get into savage raid groups or extreme fights, all youll need now is knowing the mechanics and youll win even if you haven't mastered the arts of rotation or dps for your job?. Because thats the ONLY thing I can see standing in the way of the "overly complex" and "casual vs hardcore play disparity" issues.

If so then these changes are GREAT


As I was listening strictly to what Yoshida said vs what she translated (due to different terminology and such the versions use) You'll still have to be a "rotation master" because this game is based around rotations. Due to media embargo can't say much, but needless to say, a DPS will have to master their "new" rotation, it's just a lot more "in your face" with the job gauges now. Basically what he said was "It's easier to pick up but harder to master." So people who are able to clear content with 0 issues now will master the new systems in no time, compared to people who still struggle doing a basic level 50 rotation at 60.

Since the only real issue with casual vs core play, is the fact many gamers chose not to improve themselves, which is also part of the game's fault by not challenging players as they're progressing, instead only shoving it at the very end so it was very much "optional" if you were actually good at this game or not, and as much as people have issues with reading that, just really look at how you can still clear content without much effort put into it outside of certain Ex Primals (Zurvan, Nidhogg) and 3.5 Savage Content (A11 and 12s requires good coordination.) I know people generally say 'fun/challenge is subjective' but the most infamous change is how they had to nerf an early story quest because people were complaining it's too hard when all they had to do was use the antidote you were given in a previous story quest..as they tell you..to counteract the poison they're known to use. So instead of making the game harder, they're trying to level the playing field in a sense, but the real details can't be talked about yet (but you should start seeing it pop up this week.)

The battle system will basically play out like 2.x > 3.x jump in that it's familiar enough but there's some things to learn since we all hear about people who quit BRD because of casting, same with MCH, yet they're two of the strongest DPS's when played correctly, but a 'standard brd' will do less damage than a WHM. So they wanted to try to get rid of stuff like that..HOWEVER, throw a person who knows how to play and a person who doesn't at the same monster/boss/training dummy and see night & day differences, the new changes will still be the same as they didn't revamp the entire battle system. So if you're an amazing DRG (for example) people will want you. If you're not...no one will want you if "statics" are the only way for you to play. The only way this will change is by changing the core battle system.




Its not an issue of not wanting to get good but mote like lacking the ability to do so. I mean not everyone can memorize a complex strung of ability combinations or have the timing or reflexes to pull em off at the right time or speed. Its just like playing a gighting game I could watch all the combo videos there are, read and memorize every combo guide or even have ON SCREEN combos displayed as you play. But that doesnt mean I have the skill, timing or reflexes to pull them off.

Thats why I play RPGs as they usualky dont require all that, in togs the only skills you need is a brain and strategy. Fights in single player rpg and older mmos came down to knowing everythng your enemy was going to do and having a plan suited to your skill, abilties and playstyle to deal with it, and having the right stats and or level, though with a GOOD plan even stats and level werent needed. You didnt need to know how to press buttons fast or in the right order to maximize your danage, you just needed the right skills, abilities, stats, food and buffs... then xiv "and wow" came along and ruined that by making an mmo that requires more fighting game like playing skills and less rpg skills
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You didnt need to know how to press buttons fast or in the right order to maximize your danage, you just needed the right skills, abilities, stats, food and buffs.


Of course you did.

It was different but it wasn't THAT different. Just having the skills and spells wasn't enough if you weren't using them at the right times or as a reaction to the right things. Ask anyone who was responsible for a stun rotation if timing made a difference.

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It got faster, that's all. Lately I've been playing FFXI and FFXIV at the same time; more specifically I've been playing SMN in FFXI. I spend all my time doing nothing but tapping out combos: move to the right macro page -> summon avatar -> assault -> use appropriate blood pact -> usually dismiss, move back to top, and start the process for summoning a different avatar -> be ready to either close a skillchain or hit a magic burst -> repeat whole thing about every 30 seconds.

It's slower. That's all.
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You didnt need to know how to press buttons fast or in the right order to maximize your danage, you just needed the right skills, abilities, stats, food and buffs
What? Reaction time and sequence to maximize your efficiency has been a thing since Pac-Man. The only games where reaction time isn't much of a factor are games where you're taking turns, and even then pressing buttons in the right order is pretty important.

Did you ... did you confuse video games for Chutes and Ladders?
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Difference with pacman is you only had to worry about up, down, left and right. Not 50 different button combonations that have a string of 7+ buttons to press

Stun rotation is pressing ONE button in the right order of the other players doin the same thing.

Skill chains and magic bursts were pressing ONE button at the right time every 30 SECONDS. BOTH are much easier to manage.

Now if I could put an entire rotation including the timing in ONE macro and press ONE button and watch the game do the rest THEN it wouldnt be an issue however you have to worry about things like moving interrupting the macro also the macro isnt gonna re apply buffs or debuffs and cooldowns and if you do so manually then that would interrupt the macro stream if it was in process when you did it
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Now if I could put an entire rotation including the timing in ONE macro and press ONE button and watch the game do the rest THEN it wouldnt be an issue


It also wouldn't be much of a game.

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So ffxi wasnt much of a game?
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So ffxi wasnt much of a game?
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The way you were """""""""playing""""""""" it certainly wasn't.
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So ffxi wasnt much of a game?


FFXI doesn't work the way you described.

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Not nearly enough quotation marks there.
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