The new MCH is still a total joke

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Again, you press midare and you see it being executed, building the stickers doesn't had that much depth to it.
Hagakure only exists to clean your stickers and not overcap on stickers, it's linked to the gauge and SAM's buffs management, not Midare.
If anything it supports my argument that you need to think before pressing it than after.

I agree that MCH has tools that play themselves too much but Full Metal Field isn't one of them.
"Press 120/60 get nuke" is a bit repetitive but I don't think it's a bad design, it's going to bring a big level of flexibility and I want to see more of this in the future.

Wouldn't be great if pressing Drill allows MCH to engage a "Drill combo", pressing Air Anchor engage a "Air Anchor combo" then finally Chain saw engages Excavator into a final GCD?
MCH is one of the jobs that could benefit the most from the follow-up actions. Make Flamethrower a GCD follow-up on Drill. I think this is a very good direction for MCH and they should double down on it.

Now you're just using bad faith arguments. You're building stickers, you have to keep the loopium going, and adjust with hagakure, and of course hagakure is tied to midare since it's tied to your stickers... It directly feeds on the same resource, which immediately introduces choices. That's miles above than just pressing a button to reap the reward.

I don't think your ideas of boring tank combo followups applied to MCH tools is exactly my idea of an engaging mch rotation tbh...

It's not a bad design per se. Same as 1-2-3 combo or simple ogcd dps attacks are not a bad designs. But when almost all jobs have those and/or a job only consists of this things they become stale very fast.

It's a problem in my eyes when it's your big lvl100 capstone nukes have to produce literally zero effort beyond pressing your raid buff button to unlock it. You know which of those I can at least appreciate a little more? Radiant Encore, since it's based on the amount of Coda stacks. Not that much better since you're just gonna get them anyway (unless you die), but at least you're building up to it a little. Well, is it so alien to imagine that capstones have to be earned? It used to be like that...