I wasn't even aware that's how the elements were set up. I thought it was the same as in FFXI.
Where is it stated that's the elemental cycle?


long time ago was in the official site, now it's gone. However it isn't changed
Why isn't fire strong against water? Fire boils water.
Why isn't lightning strong against wind? Lightning supercharges gas molecules to the point where they split.
Why isn't earth strong against fire? Loose, non-flammable solids are generally better at putting out fires than liquids.



I'll tell you what, I'll let you play around with making an elemental wheel that includes all 6 elements with the stipulation that every element has just one "weak to" and just one "strong to" counterpart, and see if you can come up with a wheel that makes more sense than FFXI's.Why isn't fire strong against water? Fire boils water.
Why isn't lightning strong against wind? Lightning supercharges gas molecules to the point where they split.
Why isn't earth strong against fire? Loose, non-flammable solids are generally better at putting out fires than liquids.
Why does it have to be only one wheel?I'll tell you what, I'll let you play around with making an elemental wheel that includes all 6 elements with the stipulation that every element has just one "weak to" and just one "strong to" counterpart, and see if you can come up with a wheel that makes more sense than FFXI's.
How is one model more simple, cyclic, or harmonious than the other? You have the same number of elements, each with a weakness or strength. The fact that people don't know this is because it's not explained well anywhere; on Lodestone or in the game.
Are you sure you're not confused because you've already decided which way an elemental cycle "should be," and because it's different, you don't understand it?
Point is: Use your imagination to create something new... As my girlfriend always says to me.... "Expand your mind" o.oI'll tell you what, I'll let you play around with making an elemental wheel that includes all 6 elements with the stipulation that every element has just one "weak to" and just one "strong to" counterpart, and see if you can come up with a wheel that makes more sense than FFXI's.
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