Oh ok so its a "What-did-my-retainer-brought-me-today-thread?" ^^
Thats cool =O Need to send my retainers for some random adventures then now too =3
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04-27-2014, 07:16 AMLinka
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04-27-2014, 01:48 PMNiqote
Well the FATE in Tokyo event is pretty interesting.
Nice little tidbits like being able to have 2 people on your mount and being able to 'feed the chocobo' something that will change its colour.
Also seems like a hint that personal house costs more then 850k... no solid info yet /grain of salt -
04-27-2014, 02:46 PMErendis
Hmm, someone mentioned that only rooms in FC house will be released first. So the room might be more than 850k...
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04-27-2014, 06:35 PMNiqoteI believe they were talking about personal housing at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erendis
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04-28-2014, 02:32 AMZerosion
So with the announcement that there will be a FFXIV Fanfest in Las Vegas Nevada sometime in October. I have to ask, anyone else gonna try and go?(In fact i'm 90% sure i will be there, pardon any disasters.) Got plenty of time to start pinching those pennies :)
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04-28-2014, 04:03 PMShiraiNah, this is a whatever comes to mind thread really. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Linka
As much as I love to attend anime and gaming events, Vegas is just a whee bit far for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zerosion
I'm hoping for a European one in the near future.
Anyhow, for an ingame topic;
Have any of you won Turn 6 of coil yet, and if so, what strategy do you use in the last phase?
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04-28-2014, 05:00 PMAldoraQuote:
Originally Posted by Shirai
You could try visiting the GamesCom in Cologne (Köln) Germany. I’ve been there last year and it was pretty awesome to visit it. I even managed to meet and greet Yoshi-p and Foxclonn there. (^_^ )-b But, it was EXTREMELY crowded there (which i think would be pretty common for gaming conventions like that). So, if you don’t mind large crowds, i would suggest visiting it at least once.
In regards to Turn 6. Our group is currently working on those 2 phases. We have the phases down up to the honey phase and we got passed it once before, so we know we can do it. We know that the person who has been honey glazed, has to be eaten and that the Bees do a 30k Final sting. So it’s a lot about positioning and prioritizing in that phase.
What we do as a group, is making sure that we tank Rafflessia in the center of the arena, while keeping the freshly popped Bulbs behind it. That way, the DPS and Healers can stand behind Rafflessia until someone gets flagged for the nom-nom’s. He or she only has to run into the nearest thorns behind Rafflessia, while the honey glazed member gets eaten and the rest avoids being eaten. But, in order to make that work, the Bulb that drops in the center, has to be killed before it spawns any thorns. Then we still have the Bees to take care off.
This requires a lot of coordination and swift (re)action. This is the part we are currently working on. Once we have that down and can get passed this phase comfortably, then we will be focussing on getting that phase down. But, from what i’ve heard, that phase shouldn’t be too hard.
Our strategy right now (based on getting to it just once) is pulling Rafflessia to the edge of the arena (where there are no Thorns) and have the rest stand behind it. When the Slugs pop, take care of 2 slugs and let the 3rd one turn into a Super Slug. Once that one’s down, burn the boss down.
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04-28-2014, 05:51 PMShiraiI visit a lot of anime and gaming conventions (I organize an anime convention myself as well), so crowds aren't a big problem for me. (Depending on the amount of Otaku Funk in the air, mind you o.o; )Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldora
Gamescon in Köln is still on the planning, but not for this year as August is going to be a very busy period for me this year.
I will be going to EGX in London in September, but I'm not sure (yet) if Yoshi-P or any other of the FFXIV crew will be there.
We do not use the bulbs to avoid the eating part.Quote:
In regards to Turn 6.
Really simple MS paint drawing:
http://cdn.guildwork.net/albums/imag...06976ab6e1.jpg
The eating range of Raflesia is roughly 180 degrees, what we do is have the marked target stand at A and the rest of the party at B as soon as the yellow mark disappears the target runs to B.
About Half way Raflesia is far enough to avoid being eaten, you may still get stunned but that's not so bad.
If you have a honey glazed person, they stands at A once we kill the bee and that person does not move from that spot until eaten and spat out.
This strategy is working pretty well for us.
As for the last stage, what we're looking for right now is what works for us.
We've tried the super slug a few times, but it appears to lose hate on the tank completely once it has consumed the honeys and it starts one shotting people before I even have a chance to LB it. (It hit people for ~5.5k+ damage on regular hits.)
Another thing we're trying now is have our Black mage LB the slugs as soon as they appear and try and burn through Raflesia before the Acid rain stacks kill us.
We're just trying to figure out how to not get our black mage killed due to animation lock after the LB because we really need his DPS as well to pull that off. -
04-28-2014, 09:06 PMCoris
I thought I read about a EU Fanfest in London this year o.o
Guess it was on gamerescape /think
Ah well, it is more likely that I'll go to Gamescom again instead of the XIV Fanfest. -
04-28-2014, 09:27 PMShiraiAh yes, October it sais.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coris
*Looks at savings account*
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I think I'll sit out on that one, while Amsterdam -> London isn't that expensive doing it twice in that short a period is a bit too much considering I have other upcoming expenses to worry about as well.