You just described the exact scenario Provoke is designed for. Also by that point a tank is usually miles ahead of DPS on enmity.
You just described the exact scenario Provoke is designed for. Also by that point a tank is usually miles ahead of DPS on enmity.
XI: Zeroblade, Titan Server
I think you're the one who doesn't understand how enmity works. Provoke will match the enmity of whoever is highest on the enmity list; thus, provoke > shield lob will always pull the mob off whomever, assuming that the person with highest enmity does not continue accruing enmity.Thanks, Now here's what I'm trying to explain.
Here's a Scenario:
Fighting Garuda Extreme:
2 Tanks, 2 Healers and 4 DPS is the layout.
Now what you showed me was what tanks do to build rage. Now there are times where DPS get the Rage. Why is that (I already know the answer)
When Tanks are pulling Chirada and Suprana away, they don't keep tabs of how much Rage they are accumulating:
Chirada:/Enmity
OT: 4305/Enm.
DPS1: 4200/Enm.
DPS2: 3876/Enm.
DPS3: 3768/Enm
DPS4: 2634
The DPS also create and accumulate rage while attacking. So everyone must be at full Sync and know if they are doing too much that they may out aggro the Tank.
Now the MT has Garuda already pulled and is keeping up the aggro, and OT needs to pull the add Suprana now: (Takes too long to pull)
Reason being is the MT accumulated at least 5k rage on Suprana and therefore the OT needs to build enough rage and pass that 5k Mark for him to even pull Suprana.
Furthermore, I think you're using a very odd strategy for garuda extreme. There's really no reason to pull suparna off the MT at any point in the fight. It's also much easier just to leave chirada alive and kill suparna first these days.
I'm having a difficult time figuring out what you're asking and what your point is. If you're trying to teach people how enmity works, just say it. If you're trying to learn how to tank, just ask. All of this asking "How do you think this works" and replying with "ah-ha, this is really how it works!" when someone replies is tiresome.
With this character's death, the thread of prophecy remains intact.
I think you're the one who doesn't understand how enmity works. Provoke will match the enmity of whoever is highest on the enmity list; thus, provoke > shield lob will always pull the mob off whomever, assuming that the person with highest enmity does not continue accruing enmity.
Furthermore, I think you're using a very odd strategy for garuda extreme. There's really no reason to pull suparna off the MT at any point in the fight. It's also much easier just to leave chirada alive and kill suparna first these days.
Thanks, I main DPS, So the Server is in desperate need to progress so I'm making a tank.
Yeah, I know. I don't like that stuff either, like in CM or Prae where there's a tank new to the run trying to take MT even when I'm at Animus....
The sum of all hunt arguments over early pullers: http://goo.gl/IFT9IE
That's a cool story, bro...cause it's not true. In fact, I have no idea where you got that or if you just "figured it out" yourself. Test in CT/ST, you can certainly provoke off another party, and as someone who has reset mobs off people not in their party, I can confirm your story...is just a story.
As for OP, you really come off like you're here to teach.
http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...acter/7300790/ shows you're in no position to do so.
Actually, he is correct. In CT/ST, it counts the alliance as 1 party. In anything non-raid, provoke only does your party's max emnity +1.That's a cool story, bro...cause it's not true. In fact, I have no idea where you got that or if you just "figured it out" yourself. Test in CT/ST, you can certainly provoke off another party, and as someone who has reset mobs off people not in their party, I can confirm your story...is just a story.
As for OP, you really come off like you're here to teach.
http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...acter/7300790/ shows you're in no position to do so.
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