I'm just coming back after 3 years, so what has changed with ACT that makes it cheating? Or makes content easier? If you are saying that seeing your dps, hps, etc.. . Is cheating, or even makes it easier, well you'll need to explain that one.So....now this is turning into a parse-user discussion over game content? Yup...
You can't synchronize perfectly in quite a few fights. V5S would eat right through this supposed programming because, again, randomized mechanics. Which you should know if you have done any time at all in V5S. Or V7S, because of Virus + searing wind. Again, no benefit.
...are you quoting the wrong person? lol I think you meant to quote Kisai.
I don't really care for this discussion and it doesn't belong in the thread... but every time I read this, i think of call outs. ACT telling people their dps and raid dps doesn't technically make content easier but when you have it set to give call outs for incoming attacks and whatnot... You are making the content easier for yourself using a third party program. This is the only part of ACT that I can't bring myself to agree with.
Wow... I don't even... Talk about living in a bubble.You asked. Don't ask questions you don't want an answer to.
Modders ruined games I liked playing. I see this happening again, and people defending tools like ACT FFXIV Plugin don't want to admit that they are cheating, and when they ask for hard content, they don't get it. Players who play the game legitimately need to be able to complete content without using those tools.
Nothing changed with ACT in it's core. Still parses combat data. You could use it for triggers but that's been around for a long time i believe?
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