Now you can just do stuff with your groups and you won't have to get mad over all dem low dps.
Now you can just do stuff with your groups and you won't have to get mad over all dem low dps.
I'm a returning player myself, been back about 3 months now, I had my BLM to a respectable standard for a returning player in about a month I think, including leveling from 50-60 and completing the MSQ. I was an omnicrafter when I quit so I could use the AH to help out but the MSQ gives lots of gil if you include the gear it gives you. Some of those items sell for 120k+ on my server, more than enough to buy an upgrade for a ilvl110 weapon. If he was that broke he could have even used an Augmented Ironworks weapon, even that is ilvl 130 and very easy to get.
I funded my PLD through VA drops, law and Ex roulette drops with an eso weapon. I wouldn't expect a freash first time 60 to do that obviously but he could have at least had a level 60 weapon.
If I'm behind the curve though the onus is on me to make up the gap, especially for a tank. I would point out though I am very accomodating to new tanks personally, check my recent post history if you don't believe me. I'm also experienced enough however to avoid being massively outgeared by my group as a tank because I wouldn't enjoy perfoming sub par as a tank, personally.
I agree, it's for personal reasons I wanted to enjoy my tanking so I got to a level where I thought that would be possible regardless of what party I got in DF. I don't hold anyone else to the same standard but if they could at least have a level appropriate weapon that would be great. The person in question was not a green leaf, he had a Novus before he quit. He should have known better.
Small edit as I didn't really answer your last question. As a tank you fighting against your party as much as the enemy, that's just the reality of the situation. For a first time 60 with a tank class as their main it's a very difficult situation to be in, I wasn't in that situation so I could prepare accordingly.
Last edited by Artemiz; 02-01-2016 at 12:51 AM.
I'll be honest whenever I do expert or High roulette atm as a healer or tank I always do them in premades. I started to hate doing roulettes after it became clear that most times people didn't care how they were doing.
No problem. Let me paraphrase my posting in words I expect you will be able to understand.
How long did it take you (the poster) to get geared for level 60 content without actually doing level 60 content? I'm interested.
BRD bad, but there is a flaw in the game that is just as bad if you need to be over-geared for first-time-through-instance to please players.
You not required to be in full Alexander Normal gear to run through level 60 instances, including Void Arc. Why should you be uncomfortable running instance as designed [at correct ilevel] to please over-geared players who also ran through this instance at correct ilevel "way back when"?
Yup, the Bard should have known better.I agree, it's for personal reasons I wanted to enjoy my tanking so I got to a level where I thought that would be possible regardless of what party I got in DF. I don't hold anyone else to the same standard but if they could at least have a level appropriate weapon that would be great. The person in question was not a green leaf, he had a Novus before he quit. He should have known better.
Small edit as I didn't really answer your last question. As a tank you fighting against your party as much as the enemy, that's just the reality of the situation. For a first time 60 with a tank class as their main it's a very difficult situation to be in, I wasn't in that situation so I could prepare accordingly.
Having tanked up to Garuda, I can understand the difficulties. It's one of the reasons I switched to Archer at level 42 -- I didn't feel I could prepare as well for what was coming up as a tank.
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