the trust system

[Savagelf]

I like this system for few reason

first the AI is awesome step up for preview AI now could you apply the AI to the pets you have amazing pet system. only down side is struggle to perform AOE. second the healer npc can't raise yet this work in some way it help you learn the boss fight machinac a harsh punish for fail it but a good tool to teach the machinac.

if the trust AI was apply other NPC companion like Summoner Egi and chocobo companion this system would be very benfition to them.

I still think we have more companion option the chocobo is awesome but could also have dragonling companion which will help us fight and provide quests too

[SamSmoot]

I like it because I can do a new dungeon "cold", and die as many times as it takes to learn it, instead of pissing off 3 other players.
In the past, I'd just view as many instruction videos as I can before doing them.

(Perhaps this is my WoW experience speaking. There, you'll probably get kicked if you die to mechanics once, definitely twice.)

[Savagelf]

I do too. I think for a system it is good start could away use room for improvement. a good teach tool

[Kamatsu]

I have to agree I really do like the Trust system - as someone with a disability, it's really great to be able to do dungeons without annoying other people because I can sometimes struggle to do mechanics right. I tend to do a lot of dungeons/trials/queue's with FC mates who know & understand my issues, and this won't change, but good to be able to do the new dungeons & trials without having to worry too much about what others think due to me getting hit by aoe's and/or bad positioning due to not knowing the fight, etc.

I do wonder if they plan on taking the Trust system AI over to the GC squadron's or not... or if they've basically ditched the whole GC Squadron thing and it'll just be Trust System from now on.

[Lemuel81]

I like it because I can do a new dungeon "cold", and die as many times as it takes to learn it, instead of pissing off 3 other players.
In the past, I'd just view as many instruction videos as I can before doing them.

(Perhaps this is my WoW experience speaking. There, you'll probably get kicked if you die to mechanics once, definitely twice.)

You might, but pugging dungeons, even learning to tank I rarely have seen it.; Not saying it doesn't happen but people do tend to exaggerate on this matter. For what it's worth seen it on FFXIV as well. shrug