From what I remember back when the UI was first shown, we were told that the reason behind assigning "T" for tank, etc. is for simplifying macros.thats fine but my argument is all this information from the UI shouldnt be required to be able to play the game
i mean-
is this really necesary? i mean to be honest if someone doesnt know that a paladin is a tank or white mage is a healer then i dont really want them in my party..
im a real believer in the beauty of simplicity and this sounds like an abomination of a UI to me.
let me see whats happening on the screen and get rid of the lag so what i see is actually what is happening and then i can play the game... no need for all the information from the UI.
hmm ok that might be fair enough then, but im still skeptical lol
i just lol at the fact that people are lapping this up while the real game breakers like animation lock, damage from attacks when being out of range/dodging, "the target is too high/low", being asked to leave a party because you want to be dragoon for a change and not 1 of 6 black mages in a party and lack of substantial/fun content.
/huff
none of those hardly get even an acknowledgement. but thats ok cos we know the tank is the one with a T >.>
I just started playing this game today, and already ran into a big problem. I am physically disabled with very limited use of my hands to the point where I cannot type (I use voice recognition software to control the keyboard) , and I can only press the right mouse button and cannot hold down or use the scroll wheel on the mouse. As a result, I cannot move my character efficiently. I can tell my voice recognition to do the equivalent of hitting the keyboard keys for movement once, but have no way of telling it to do the equivalent of holding down the keyboard movement keys, so using this method, I can only move my character a few steps at a time, which is too slow to get most places. I cannot move my character by holding down the scroll wheel button and moving the mouse, and what I thought was a key to start my character auto-running (R or Numpad 7) doesn't seem to do anything. Can the developers do anything about this? I have been playing World of Warcraft for 6 years, and in that game, the number lock key, which I can use through voice recognition, start your character auto running and then you can control your characters direction of movement by holding down the right mouse button, which I can do. Also, there is an optional click to move ability where you can move your character just by right clicking on the in game ground when the option is enabled. With both these functions in World of Warcraft, I can do everything in game relatively well and efficiently to the point where I regularly raid and run dungeons. I would love to see these functions in final fantasy XIV. I have been an avid fan of final fantasy for years and would love to be able to play the game, but right now, I cannot, and will have no choice but to cancel my subscription at the end of my 30 day free trial. With the revamp of this game for version 2.0, it would be a great chance for to developers to add these functions to allow the disabled members of the community to play this great game. If not, I might even have to consider asking for my money back.
sorry to hear one you wont and cant get you money back they wont do it and if you are as disable as you proclaim try takeing up an different hobby like spending time out doors but and you typed above you seem you are not that bad off so stop trolling and find something else to do . and personaly i have a lot of disablilities ranging from some brain dmg limited use of my hand and kyfosokliosis and i have limited range of motion in my neck i work full time and play this game with no problems so please stop the poor me do this for me se posting get a life dudeI just started playing this game today, and already ran into a big problem. I am physically disabled with very limited use of my hands to the point where I cannot type (I use voice recognition software to control the keyboard) , and I can only press the right mouse button and cannot hold down or use the scroll wheel on the mouse. As a result, I cannot move my character efficiently. I can tell my voice recognition to do the equivalent of hitting the keyboard keys for movement once, but have no way of telling it to do the equivalent of holding down the keyboard movement keys, so using this method, I can only move my character a few steps at a time, which is too slow to get most places. I cannot move my character by holding down the scroll wheel button and moving the mouse, and what I thought was a key to start my character auto-running (R or Numpad 7) doesn't seem to do anything. Can the developers do anything about this? I have been playing World of Warcraft for 6 years, and in that game, the number lock key, which I can use through voice recognition, start your character auto running and then you can control your characters direction of movement by holding down the right mouse button, which I can do. Also, there is an optional click to move ability where you can move your character just by right clicking on the in game ground when the option is enabled. With both these functions in World of Warcraft, I can do everything in game relatively well and efficiently to the point where I regularly raid and run dungeons. I would love to see these functions in final fantasy XIV. I have been an avid fan of final fantasy for years and would love to be able to play the game, but right now, I cannot, and will have no choice but to cancel my subscription at the end of my 30 day free trial. With the revamp of this game for version 2.0, it would be a great chance for to developers to add these functions to allow the disabled members of the community to play this great game. If not, I might even have to consider asking for my money back.
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