But mainly, those are electrical fires, and that sort of technological division of fires is not included in the wheel. Among men that inhabit nature, it's been ancestral, atavistic knowledge that the remedy to fire is water.
I bet this is one of those things SE overlook in 2.0 lol. Not that it can't be fixed later, of course it can, but we have primals that are elemental based or at least seem to be so it would make sense to sort it out properly once and for all.
I think the elements in FFXIV were one of those "different for differences sake" things that plagued FFXIV form its very conception. Take this sequence of elements for example:
Yoshi P > Tanaka > Himself in a never ending cycle :P
What goes on in the forums stays in the forums.
In all honesty, if their code isn't spaghetti-tastic (which I'm starting to suspect it is), it would literally be a matter of switching two values around, which, minus the design deliberation time, could be done in a minipatch.
It wouldn't affect much, seeing as how Ifrit (and likely Garuda) isn't even affected by elemental weaknesses/resistances at the moment.
Soo... how does one fake fantasy elemental strength make more sense than another, exactly?
Actually it does. Most mobs have multiple elements so isn't easly seen, but mobs strongly weak to an element get owned from adverse element. On ifrit fists of wind blow him away more than any blm, ice elemental get owned by fists of fire, eft get shitons of damage from thunder etc
I wasn't even aware that's how the elements were set up. I thought it was the same as in FFXI.
Where is it stated that's the elemental cycle?
long time ago was in the official site, now it's gone. However it isn't changed
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