What's the best class for someone with a learning disability?

So, I've met this girl with "x" on a dating app, yada yada----

Ignore this post, she got angry, stopped talking to me, and blocked me after I rejected and friend-zoned her, so this post no longer matters.

Summoner is the easiest job in the game to play. Same rotation from lvl 50 to 90, you just have to click the occasional oGCD when they're available.

Summoner? Maybe.

It's rather simple right now on account of its rework. I hope they iterate on it and add more complexity to it, but for the time being, it should be somewhat straightforward.

i would say dancer, bard, and summoner are the beginner classes that are easy to pickup, though if your friend is having trouble with dancer they may also struggle with bard

How about Summoner that spams Ruin that becomes a different element depending on what you press?
Or a healer that spams Glare.
Warriors spam 1-2-3 and Fell Cleave occasionally and sometimes keep up their buff.
Dark Knight spams 1-2-3 and press abilities off cooldown and bloodspillers.
I find Machinist really simple as well. Just 1-2-3 until Hypercharge is available, then spam Heat Blast. Press any other abilities when you can.

I agree that Paladin can get distracting by level 90 compared to the others. It is not designed with modern things like Atonements being on a gauge and bursting so much can make you tunnel worse than on Gunbreaker at first. They will probably make it use guages more in 7.0. Not really the best job for disabilities in its current iteration.

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Originally Posted by Jeeqbit

How about Summoner that spams Ruin that becomes a different element depending on what you press?
Or a healer that spams Glare.
Warriors spam 1-2-3 and Fell Cleave occasionally and sometimes keep up their buff.
Dark Knight spams 1-2-3 and press abilities off cooldown and bloodspillers.
I find Machinist really simple as well. Just 1-2-3 until Hypercharge is available, then spam Heat Blast. Press any other abilities when you can.

I agree that Paladin can get distracting by level 90 compared to the others. It is not designed with modern things like Atonements being on a gauge and bursting so much can make you tunnel worse than on Gunbreaker at first. They will probably make it use guages more in 7.0. Not really the best job for disabilities in its current iteration.

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I actually consider DRK quite a mess to play if you want to perform your rotation semi-optimally and fit in all your ogcds asap... I mean, I love DRK, but I do have to tickle my keyboard to accomplish that. Of course there's a downtime that follows, but still.

Summoner is probably the easiest by far, comprised of "spam ruin and use your legos" give or take a few additional abilities.

I'm a stroke survivor so I'm a bit scatterbrained.
I enjoy RDM, reaper is also pretty easy... and also there's SMN, which I didn't pick up yet(despite having it at 90) but everyone says its the easiest thing we have.
I've been slowly leveling DRK- so far it has been the easiest experience for me, but I don't have it at 90 so I can't say for sure.

Dancer might not be so easy for everyone because you kinda need to pay attention to your procs and the steps, even if it isn't complicated at all.

MMO are not an easy game for those with learning disabilities, too mutch information at same time. All job are very complex and have similar learning curve. MMO are not easy really. Lodestone have a area to learn the basic of each job.

https://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/jobgu...gn=na_jobguide

Check out SMN, the job is basically on rails outside of niche moments where you can optimize if you want to (and this is me being charitable to smn mains who will inevitably come in here to talk about why their job requires a PhD as people always do when someone talks about job difficulty in this game).
MCH is also very procedural. If you just hit stuff when it's off cd and press 123 in the meantime while doing your heat blast minigame occasionally, you'll be alright. There are other things you can do to optimize this, but even if you don't, you'll still be better than most of the people I see in dutyfinder.

yeah, I sent her guides and stuff. However she has a level 80 Paly, so it can't be that hard right? Unless she's account sharing and it's not actually HER character?