Thread: Patch 3.4 Notes (Preliminary)

New options are available in the Keybind interface.
Switch to HUD Layout 1
Switch to HUD Layout 2
Switch to HUD Layout 3
Switch to HUD Layout 4

Yet I haven't seen anything else about multiple HUD Layouts.

Originally Posted by Niwashi

Yet I haven't seen anything else about multiple HUD Layouts.

Multiple HUD layouts was a new feature in 3.3.

>AST buffs that actually make the job mechanic more powerful, and Nocturnal more attractive to use
>Healer LB no longer causes weakness when raised and removes it from the party

What was wrong with the Aquapolis door cutscene? D: I hope they've added more trolls :3

Originally Posted by Alistaire

I loved it. But who knows? People are so touchy with things...but then again, I've never seen a single complaint even on here about it.

Then you have not looked hard enough. I seen at least one or two people at patch launch complaining about how RNG the dungeon was or how the door cutscene took too long.

Originally Posted by Alistaire

I loved it. But who knows? People are so touchy with things...but then again, I've never seen a single complaint even on here about it.

after I saw the door opening animations 300 times, it started to annoy me and I like Resident Evil door animations.

Agreed. Limit Breaks are a clutch if you done goofed (healer and/or tank) or squeeze out that last bit of damage (DPS). Requiring players to die just so the healer can use a Limit Break to save everyone after a mechanic is not good game design and it also means the fight becomes unwinnable if the healers eat the floor before that attack goes off.

Heck, I watched Retsupuare riff a Super Mario 64 hack where in order to unlock a panel in the wall to get inside the castle, you had to have Mario die so he could respawn inside a stack of boxes and talk to an NPC to unlock the panel. It makes no sense, just like that theorized Alexander mechanic.

Originally Posted by MilesSaintboroguh

Agreed. Limit Breaks are a clutch if you done goofed (healer and/or tank) or squeeze out that last bit of damage (DPS). Requiring players to die just so the healer can use a Limit Break to save everyone after a mechanic is not good game design and it also means the fight becomes unwinnable if the healers eat the floor before that attack goes off.

Uh, doesn't that always make a fight unwinnable?

Originally Posted by basketofseals

Uh, doesn't that always make a fight unwinnable?

Summoners have a res as well!

Generally you are right, though - trinity games tend to put a lot of emphasis on healers to the point most content can be done with no tank, but cannot be done without a healer.