Temporary SGE tooltips

[Liam_Harper]

When you factor in pet scaling, it's quite a bit more than 20 potency. It's actually more like 70-80. Sage effectively has "Whispering Dawn, but 30% stronger" as well for the same reason.

That's a good point. Wow. It's worse than I thought and I already thought it was rather bad.

[ToodlesElNoodles]

I hope something they’re adjusting is Lily’s stats so the potency is reflected more accurately and inline with what we see on SGE’s Cardia heals.

I’m pretty sure SGE is gonna evolve into a “lazer turret” meme just like WHM has the glaremage.

[ItMe]

When you factor in pet scaling, it's quite a bit more than 20 potency. It's actually more like 70-80. Sage effectively has "Whispering Dawn, but 30% stronger" as well for the same reason.

Where are you getting these potencies?

[Boizinho]

Where are you getting these potencies?

All fairy actions have only about 64% of the potency that is advertised on the tooltip because Eos has lower stats than the Scholar themselves has. Embrace isn't actually 150 healer job potency, it only heals as much as a 96 Potency spell would heal if used by the Scholar. Same with Whispering Dawn, it says it's 100 potency, but in actuality it's 76.8.

SE seems to have outright copied Whispering Dawn onto Sage without accounting for this, so the Sage version is strictly better by a lot. And Cardia's healing is approaching double the amount of healing that Embrace gives if we only look at it in terms of tick for tick. Once you consider that Cardia procs on 1.5 second cast spells and some oGCDs though, and Embrace is once every 3 seconds, even saying that it's double the potency would be an under-exaggeration.

The only possibly justification is that Sage has to target their healing whereas Eos just heals whoever she feels like healing, but I'm sure a lot of people would argue that makes it even better yet. You used to be able to manually Embrace people, and it was removed. It's one of the things Scholars have been asking for the return of for a long time.

[MsTanya]

I think the increased potency is to account for the expectation that you wont only be casting dps abilities. In a vacuum sure it looks op (assuming "pet potency" isn't done away with) but I think in actual scenarios in game, especially not on the razors edge prog groups, that it SEEMS balanced around that idea. Cardia I mean.

For the whispering dawn equivalent, likely due to the loss of well the random healing aspect of the fairy. Non tank party members are gonna be less "healthy" overall as a general rule due to the fairy not being present. So this oomph to the regen should help scholars that are abandoning ship get used to the fairy not being there anymore. Or so I think.

Also none of sages abilities that do damage are OGCD that we have gotten to see, even the 120s laser is a cast and procs the gcd.

I still, as a sch main, want that "focus this person" button for embrace tho. Definitely jealous of that aspect of it haha.

[ItMe]

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Right, but I don't remember seeing SCH get it's skills or potencies for Endwalker shown, are you using their Shadow Bringers numbers? And comparing them with the unfinished Sage potentencies from End Walker?

[Deceptus]

All fairy actions have only about 64% of the potency that is advertised on the tooltip because Eos has lower stats than the Scholar themselves has. Embrace isn't actually 150 healer job potency, it only heals as much as a 96 Potency spell would heal if used by the Scholar. Same with Whispering Dawn, it says it's 100 potency, but in actuality it's 76.8.

SE seems to have outright copied Whispering Dawn onto Sage without accounting for this, so the Sage version is strictly better by a lot. And Cardia's healing is approaching double the amount of healing that Embrace gives if we only look at it in terms of tick for tick. Once you consider that Cardia procs on 1.5 second cast spells and some oGCDs though, and Embrace is once every 3 seconds, even saying that it's double the potency would be an under-exaggeration.

The only possibly justification is that Sage has to target their healing whereas Eos just heals whoever she feels like healing, but I'm sure a lot of people would argue that makes it even better yet. You used to be able to manually Embrace people, and it was removed. It's one of the things Scholars have been asking for the return of for a long time.

This. So much this.

[GrimGale]

I've seen tooltips around that describe Phlegma III as an oGCD.

510 potency, 2 charges, 45 sec CD and "This action does not share recast with other actions"

[MsTanya]

The tooltip translation we have does say that, but when you watch the video where Yoshida is playing it live, the ability in the top middle with the (2) charges goes on gcd as he is casting the filler dps spell, eucrasia, etc etc.

https://youtu.be/WSGdMv72ghI?t=15618

Does not share a recast could simply mean if you swap jobs it won't share a recast with another jobs 45s cd similar ability, not necessarily having anything to do with the global at all.

[KageTokage]

BLU's Magic Hammer has the same description/property.

It just means you can cast Phelgma then immediately start casting another spell the instant it goes off (Barring any potential animation locks) as it does not trigger the GCD.

I'm unsure of why they decided to make it that way instead of just a OGCD, though.