incapacitate Skills?

Hi all,

Is there a way to know which skill/spell incapacitate and which part? Also, I've noticed some skills having a yellow dot on the corner of their icon, does this has any meaning?

Thanks,

You can find the answer to your question right here: http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com.../battle02.html
The gold icon is merely representative of a tier II version of that skill.

Thanks for the link. I actually seen that but it still doesnt cover all classes (CON/THM incap skills?) and in addition to the table shown which doesnt cover all skills, is there a way to know which skill induce incap and to which part and to which type of mob?

that is a list of all skills that do incap I believe, not all skills incapacitate mobs, and not all mobs can be incapacitated

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Originally Posted by Sontawila

Thanks for the link. I actually seen that but it still doesnt cover all classes (CON/THM incap skills?) and in addition to the table shown which doesnt cover all skills, is there a way to know which skill induce incap and to which part and to which type of mob?

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The list given is pretty comprehensive for DoW skills. As far as DoM, the only addition I can think of is Flashfreeze I/II, which will incapacitate pretty much anything.

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Originally Posted by Viridiana

The list given is pretty comprehensive for DoW skills. As far as DoM, the only addition I can think of is Flashfreeze I/II, which will incapacitate pretty much anything.

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and flashfreeze says it in the info text, hence why its not listed.

Flashfreeze is a temporary incapacitate, whereas WS incaps are permanent enfeebs until the mob is defeated. Although I wonder if a WS incap will carry over if the mob is disengaged until it is killed. Hrmm, something to try out.

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Originally Posted by Masamune_G

Flashfreeze is a temporary incapacitate, whereas WS incaps are permanent enfeebs until the mob is defeated. Although I wonder if a WS incap will carry over if the mob is disengaged until it is killed. Hrmm, something to try out.

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It does carry over, you can tell if you've ever been in the field and seen goats without horns roaming around.
Whenever I see that I just chuckle knowing its just owned someone