Huton? Is that some type of cake?
Huton? Is that some type of cake?
it's honestly something i was really worried about with the release of the class. if you mess up a jutsu, it is very punishing. you really can't even play your class if you cannot memorize the combinations for 3 jutsu.
the lower skillcap on class comprehension is one of the reasons why i really like Final Fantasy XIV, so i was a little surprised that something like mudras made it into the game - they are very unique in that they are something that adds an untrending layer of complexity to the class.
I always use Huton.
Dear tanks....
can you please start pulling faster! stop wasting Ninjas' Huton by doing nothing in front of the boss and does that useless ready check.
thank you.
Ninja with Huton have NOTHING on the frustration of Monks and their Greased Lightning when it comes to sluggish tanks. Having played both, I know this very keenly.
We COULD start the boss while I'm still sporting three stacks, but NOOOOOO.![]()
Personally I've always wondered why people start their short-term buffs while standing there at the door in the first place. When I play the occasional DPS, I never put on a single buff until the boss is pulled and the fight is underway. That way regardless of the speed of the party, I get the most out of my skills. As a main healer, it fucking bugs the crap out of me when the other healer stands there and pops off Succor/Galvanize when we're still gathering and preparing to fight. The damned regen buff that results from it last like 20 seconds and you wasted half of that at least IF the tank is a fast puller. If no one pulls, you just wasted the buff entirely. This I see a LOT at S-Rank hunts and in WoD. Other healer pops off regens and they are gone before we even start to fight, then we start and you now have to wait for cool downs.
I personally do not mind if the tank goes at his own speed. I'd rather have a tank that knows their limits than one that shows off and gets the party wiped all the time. But even if you have a speed puller tank, don't waste your stacks or cool downs intil you are actually IN the fight.
haha. Yeah I get that a lot. It's one of those puns people have to think about for a bit before they get it![]()
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Regen buff? Also, most fights, except on the tank, the buff from Succor does drop off on its own regardless. The trick is either knowing when to pre-cast it and/or using the shield as protection from anything following up the first AoE. I rarely precast Succor and mean it. Even Adloquium I don't tend to pre-cast much. Right after the pull and after Virus, sure, but before, not really.As a main healer, it fucking bugs the crap out of me when the other healer stands there and pops off Succor/Galvanize when we're still gathering and preparing to fight. The damned regen buff that results from it last like 20 seconds and you wasted half of that at least IF the tank is a fast puller.
I swear on wod runs some ninjas and bards troll me. here comes that juicy foes with battle voice at the start of the fight, i decided to pimp out with raging strikes, then the ninja decides ha have a 10% extra damage increase. Then flare crits. Tears run down my eyes of the awesome big numbers that scroll up. and then I die because the boss is not having any of it. X.X
Any Ninja worth his salt will use Huton before the fight starts, Ninjutsus are on a 20 second cooldown.
You'd obviously want to have the Huton buff up pre fight so you can use an offensive Jutsu right when the Cooldown is up again instead of wasting that time to buff yourself infight when you could've used an actual damaging skill.
Huton can't be compared with any of the buffs you mentioned, you want it up 100% of the time and before a pull, to utilize a Ninja to it's full potential it's best to engage a boss 15 seconds after the use of Huton.
This will not only Increase the damage of the Ninja but of the whole party with 10% more damage against the boss with everyones buffs in use.
Doing so helps a great deal to push or even skip phases and is especially useful in progress.
Last edited by Atreides; 02-19-2015 at 10:34 PM.
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