Hi let me start off by saying love this game played F F 11 for years and was super happy when ffxiv arr came out OK..so in my time playing I have made 3 toons on 3 servers till I got to this one I have unlocked bard and dragoon on other servers and my best so far is now a 25 mar 23 Lancer and 45 paladin I like tanking but I do get to where I want a break from it but I liked pld story quest so far but I am burned out on it and want to play so ming new. I know people all ways say " play what u like" but we don't have read mage or blue mage or samurai soo :p I am on ps3 so some classes / jobs just seem like they will be even harder to play I will play all classes and rolls just I don't fill like taking each one to 15-20 to see if one of them Seems like it maybe fun or not everyone has different likes and dislikes but I was hoping maybe someone can tell me the true pros and cons to each class what class that you really enjoy without spoiling any of the class lore the a head of time
45 paladin burned out
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07-01-2014, 08:21 AMrantagnor45 paladin burned out
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07-01-2014, 08:24 AMKiriA500Quote:
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Brace yourself! We don't say that word 'round these parts! -
07-01-2014, 08:25 AMBaneus
Have you considered that you simply might be burned out on MMOs for the moment?
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07-01-2014, 08:27 AMkidvideo
I blame atma.
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07-01-2014, 08:28 AMVahlnir
I'd suggest trying a caster class. Sometimes trying something completely different than what you're used to can refresh the game in a sense. SMN and BLM aren't too bad to play, though SMN is a bit more complicated. Creating characters on different servers severely limits your progression, though. I'd pick a character and stick with it, honestly. You're basically starting over every single time.
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07-01-2014, 08:39 AMsaber_alter
paladin is unfortunately one of the more boring tanking classes. it is a very easy job to play, and consequently can get boring quickly.
if you still want to tank, i suggest taking Warrior for a spin. from what i have been told it can be a fun class to play. -
07-01-2014, 08:41 AMWelsper59Atma is the reason I can't get a date!Quote:
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07-01-2014, 08:49 AMSummonerSenah
If his highest is 45 he's not at the ATMA stage yet. :) Personally I recommend leveling marauder to warrior if you want to still be a tank. If not, try rolling a healer or DPS instead for a bit. Pugilist is a lot of fun, and melee queues right now are slightly shorter than ranged DPS (will probably change with rogue though) so it should be easy enough to level and find out if you like it.
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07-01-2014, 08:49 AMrantagnor
Yeah I am staying with this one I don't want to do this all over again and I like the way Sum looks and have had a few in my pts and at end game most know how to play the class but I am not sure about controlling pets As far as playing on a ps3 any body have experience playing Sum on a ps3 That can give me some pointers? And bum seems like it's a 2 spell kinda caster but I am not sure so plz no hatten
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07-01-2014, 08:51 AMWormAtma is the reason I lost my job!Quote:
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07-01-2014, 09:04 AMrantagnor
Mnk bard sum look like fun but on ps3 not sure how easy sum would be and a lot of bards and thought about healing but again like sum not sure how easy it will be to play Scholar on a ps3 any one tried it or is playing them on ps3?
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07-01-2014, 09:06 AMMoheeheekoAtma murdered my mother and raped my father!Quote:
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07-01-2014, 09:11 AMTiggyEvery job is very playable even all the way to turn 9 on a controller. Don't let the fact you are on the ps3 limit you. The only limit is yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by rantagnor
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07-01-2014, 09:14 AMGrey_Cain
I'd recommend raising each of your classes to 15, one by one, and seeing which one you like enough to take further. I just brought DRG from 1-50 because it was pretty much the only DPS job that clicked for me. And I'm now finally dragging my PLD up to 50 after leaving it languishing at 35 for six months, simply because I just finished going through 50 levels, so 15 more levels (5 left right now) was no longer a huge burden to me.
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07-01-2014, 11:53 AMMarael/slow clapQuote:
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07-01-2014, 12:15 PMblowfinProvided you take the time to get your configuration right this is true. Things like toggled and extended crossbars are essential though, as are macros for some jobs. You really would struggle with the default settings in most of the harder content.Quote:
Every job is very playable even all the way to turn 9 on a controller.
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07-01-2014, 12:15 PMShioban
Step 1: Get something anything to level 50 first. *[Preferably a Disciple of War/Magic]
You asked "What jobs are best for me?" That depends on your playing style;
Tanks
Gladiator / Paladin; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/paladin.php
is a tank job which uses defensive tactics to hold enmity. It is still capable of dealing decent damage however you would not play Paladin if you care about your damage output. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Warrior; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/warrior.php
Warrior is a tank job capable of holding enmity through high damage output. While it can function as a damage dealing job its primary role in battle will be to tank so that you are not forced to bring a Paladin to every party. The job branches off the Marauder class. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Healers
White Mage; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/white-mage.php
White Mage is a classic healing job that branches off Conjurer. Its role is to restore the HP of party members that take damage from monsters, cure bad status effects from party members and to revive fallen members of the party upon death. The White Mage can also deal damage with Holy, Aero and Stone but this should be seen as secondary to everything else. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Scholar; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/scholar.php
Scholar is a healing job that branches off Arcanist. Its role is to restore the HP of party members that take damage from monsters, cure bad status effects from party members and to revive fallen members of the party upon death. The Scholar can also deal damage with DoTs just like Arcanist and Summoner but this should be seen as secondary to everything else. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Damage - Melee
Dragoon; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/dragoon.php
Dragoon is a melee damage dealing job which branches from the Lancer class. The class will deal damage using powerful abilities designed to be comboed with one another to increase their effectiveness. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Monk; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/monk.php
Monk is a melee damage dealing job which branches from the Pugilist class. It is quite complex compared to the other damage dealing jobs and requires a lot of thought and movement to play right. Most abilities can only be used when in the right form. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Damage - Ranged
Black Mage; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/black-mage.php
The Black Mage is a classic magic damage dealing job making use of the elements of Fire, Ice and Lightning as well as crowd control mechanics such as Sleep and Bind. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Summoner; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/summoner.php
The Summoner is a classic magic damage dealing job making use of the power of primals to boost their damage. Damage over time skills are also highly important for the summoner as this is where a lot of their damage will come from. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
Bard; http://www.ffxivinfo.com/guides/bard.php
Bard is a support job that branches off the damage dealing class Archer. The idea behind the job is that it sacrifices some damage in order to buff party members via songs. This guide will talk about how to play the job at level 50 and it should be noted that it may not be the only way to play it. Others may disagree, but see it as a starting point and build on it from there.
I still don't know which to pick?
It's hard to decide, but tanks and healers are in short supply however DPS have considerably less pressure to perform optimally early on giving you more time to 'learn' the game.
I highly recommend starting off with a tank or a healer first, and it helps you get a foothold on the mechanics of the game and the overall timing and pacing, whilst throwing yourself into a job that requires more responsibility than simply dealing damage.
Tanking will get you the fastest queues for content in the Duty Finder, as will healing. Consider this for your first Level 50 Job carefully before deciding!
Think of leveling other classes as "Something else to do", only leveling is going to be excruciatingly boring in FFXIV for any person, there is a great deal of Level 50 content for you to try out instead, which actually offers a decent challenge.
Step 2: Join a Linkshell/Free Company community to help you through this new array of content
Step 3: Unlock the vast array of Level 50 Content;
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Level 50 Content Roster:
Main Story Scenario Dungeons:
•Castrum Meridianum
•The Praetorium
"A Relic Reborn" Quest-line : http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...rn-Walkthrough
A Relic Reborn "Trails"
•The Chimera
•The Hydra
Hard Mode Primals
•Ifrit > Titan > Garuda (Ties in with A Relic Reborn)
•Good King Moogle XIII
•Leviathan
•Ramuh (Coming in 2.3)
Level 50 dungeons
Amdapor Keep
The Wanderer's Palace
Haukke Manor (Hard)
Copperbell Mines (Hard)
Brayflox's Longstop (Hard)
The Lost City of Amdapor
The Binding Coil of Bahamut & The Second Binding Coil of Bahamut
A level 50 "Raid", containing some of the more difficult content in the game.
Extreme Primals
•Garuda > Titan > Ifrit (Rewards with an i80 weapon)
•Ultima
"Atma > Animus > Novus" A Relic Reborn Weapon Expansion
This is something that's quite tedious and requires a large grind to obtain, but at the end of it you can achieve a "Novus" i100 weapon.
Non-50 Content
"Disciples of the Hand" ~ Crafting
•Alchemist
•Armourer
•Blacksmith
•Carpenter
•Culinarian
•Goldsmith
•Leatherworker
•Weaver
"Disciples of the Land" ~ Gathering
•Miner
•Botanist
•Fisher
PVP
Arguably starts at Level 30, however this is best left till Level 50 for the most part.
Treasure Maps
Treasure Maps can be purchase via the market boards, or found whilst gathering (various levels of treasure maps available, most are soloable)
There's a vast array of content for you to try out amoungst other things, don't just do the same thing every-day there's a wide variety of content to try. -
07-01-2014, 12:21 PMBaneusSo, Fisher then? :PQuote:
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07-01-2014, 12:43 PMstar_witness
I say play something else for a while. It's easy to get burned out on an MMO (or any game really), but having some variety in what you play can really make it fun again.
it's a great time to own a PS3. So many games that reached Game of the Year status are going for $10 (or practically free if you have PS+). I recommend Borderlands 2, pretty much the opposite style of gameplay, but you can still level and loot hoard.
I stepped away from FF14 for a while and came back recently. I'm enjoying it a lot more now that I have a fresh perspective. -
07-01-2014, 01:09 PMNabianEnd game and level 45 should never be used in the same sentence. Currently the "end game" is Second Coil and maybe extreme primals if your behind. Once you hit around ilvl80 then you can talk about end game. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by rantagnor