BLU's circular requirements are yet another example of poor job design

[Vyrerus]

With the introduction of the new overworld monsters and Basic Instinct, BLU can acquire 102/104 spells solo. The only two you need help with are from the same encounter, Alphascape 3.0 normal.

[Vickii]

Re: BLU Raise

Personally I think it should lose the cooldown if you're healer aspected.

Because a CD on a healer Rez is bad design.

It usually would be but for blue it’s not such a big deal. You can’t do any of the content which requires mass res, eureka bozja etc. And you’re mostly running dungeons with other blues who also can have the raise etc.

I don’t think it would hurt, but at the same point I don’t think it’s required either.

[Keramory]

I don't think I've ever seen anyone die in a BLU only trial for spells tbh. If anything I vote a rep from SE should personally come over and take spells away from you if that happens.

[Liam_Harper]

"Don't die git gud" is terrible advice, because it's perfectly normal to die to slip ups in quite a lot of content. It leads to players getting far more frustrated over deaths than they should be because they assume either they suck or they're not meant to die because the forums said so and therefore it needs nerfs. Dying is part of the learning experience and brain derps happens to literally everyone in all content so lets not ridicule people for it.

That said, this used to be an issue in previous patches, but Enix have done a lot to make it easier with base instinct, 100% chance synched and huge buffs in the chance to learn skills unsync. Your options are generally:

-Solo it with Base Instinct. Quite a fun challenge.
-Reach 70 and unsynch it. Might take a few tries but makes the majority of abilities very easy.
-Unsynch it with a group. Same as above and works for pretty much everything.
-Synch it with half BLU and half healers. Easily done for everyone in 2 runs.

So pick whichever works best for you depending on the content and there should be no problems.

[WoW]

because it's perfectly normal to die to slip ups in quite a lot of content.

And from that you learn how not to die and how to git gud. None of you ever played a souls game before?