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  1. 02-26-2014 09:41 PM #21
    Grotesque
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    Alan Turing
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    Shiva
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    Yesterday, we did 2/2/4 the first time, FFXIVAPP yielded:

    Mnk 310
    Brd 270
    BLM 280
    SMN 240

    We have to admit that we got lucky with Conflags at P2 and Fireballs in P5.

    It was nice to see how much easier this fight is with a WAR main tank and a PLD OT over the 1/2/5 tactic we did before. If DPS is good enough for the snakes, then P4 and P5 are a walk in the park (lol @permastun Dreadknight, lol @soaking all hatches even with fire on PLD). However, in P2 Tanks switched after each DS.
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  2. 02-26-2014 10:52 PM #22
    Alcyon1
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    Alcyon Eldara
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tears-of-Death View Post
    Monks should do about 300+ dps a fight as it goes.
    Erm ..... SHOULD DO, when they could be in a conflag, stunned by the knight or running to place the liquids. Seriously, stop giving stupid numbers like that.
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  3. 02-26-2014 11:18 PM #23
    Thorauku
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    Yvaine Isaulde
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alcyon1 View Post
    Erm ..... SHOULD DO, when they could be in a conflag, stunned by the knight or running to place the liquids. Seriously, stop giving stupid numbers like that.
    Exactly the reason why I don't vouch for parsers alot. It is really situational.
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