Titan EX Rotation?

[FallenWings]

Its to help mitigate those times you have one unsuspected lag spike in pre heart phases. If it helps why not?
If they can dodge using my suggested method how is the full stack any different besides a guaranteed death to anyone besides the tank should they lag at that specific moment. If you were getting hit by the split weights that most likely brought you down to below 20% hp you would still do everything in your power to avoid that because you can anyways. The full stack is unnecessary punishment if there are alternatives. It's really not a big different strategy since you're dodging one move differently.
Just because it can work for all phases doesn't means its the best for all phases.

In regards to the dps. Once again, it doesn't have to be strictly like my suggested designation. Both healers can be at South so the 4 melee dps are closer to titan to reconnect. (Not that should be any issue since a 2 sec disconnect has minimal consequences. People also stop attacking entirely to dodge WotL using the full stack method)

I'm not trying to invalidate the "traditional" method. Just giving an alternate route be it harder or easier that can possibly help certain groups achieve the same end result; a clear. Be flexible!




... New idea to help with post heart that is similiar. 2 stack West, 4 stack south, puddles east.

[Lemon8or]

People also stop attacking entirely to dodge WotL using the full stack method)

Uhm no. I don't stop DPSing at all when I stack and I know for sure people don't neither. BLM can DPS with Scathe, SMN can use Ruin2 during WoTL, everyone else just go on with their DPS.

... New idea to help with post heart that is similiar. 2 stack West, 4 stack south, puddles east.

This helps the 2 that stack West but put the 4 that stacks South in the same boat as stacked plumes. Getting hit by 2 plumes usually mean death cause plumes do 2.7k-3k damage iirc. So eating 2 plumes or all plumes are no different. Also, if you do that during double plumes, the second plume set will be stacked at center.