BLM DPS

[Vortagh]

like i said... on a dummy oh yes BLM do more DPS.... BUT, in a fight, when you need to move, to avoid attacks, the BLM dps is barely above mid dps class... with no advantage (no rez, no party buff, no heal,...)

[AsiTsurugi]

like i said... on a dummy oh yes BLM do more DPS.... BUT, in a fight, when you need to move, to avoid attacks, the BLM dps is barely above mid dps class... with no advantage (no rez, no party buff, no heal,...)

Sounds like a skill issue there buddy, might be time to not be bad at the game. Crying about "mechanics" in your roulette content is not it.

[Turtledeluxe]

Sounds like a skill issue there buddy, might be time to not be bad at the game. Crying about "mechanics" in your roulette content is not it.

And here we have the exact example of why some people don't play the job. "Well just be an expert at FFXIV, silly!". Not everyone plays the game like their life depends on and knows every fight like the back of their hand. I personally get commendations often-- I don't track my DPS but I assume it's high fairly often and I've even been told my dps is good directly sometimes. Casual content is too easy imo. But this kind of attitude discourages people. If you're learning this particular (I personally wouldn't say difficult, but it's different) job it can be discouraging to be trying really hard to keep up with your rotation 24/7 and know every fight up and down only to be quickly told "get gud" at every turn. I encounter new healers and tanks that suck allll the time and I'm never rude to them because I want to give them a chance to learn their role, not minmax them out of the game.

I'd be super interested to know if you respond to healers and tanks this way, or even other DPS.