This entire thread is just people outing themselves as having no clue how to bind their abilities.
That's probably true. Fixing your keybinds honestly makes all the difference between a job feeling awful to play and being smooth sailing but that takes a bit of time and effort because it's not something someone else can do for you all that well. I know it from myself aswell: I'm not a melee dps player so I havent put much thought into keybinds there which makes them bad which in turn makes those jobs not fun to play.
I went scorched earth and move exclusively with holding both mouse buttons. More easily accessible keyboard buttons for me.
I have set up my keybinds so the majority of Jobs within an archetype use about the same layout, which is both a blessing and a curse.[...]
Fixing your keybinds honestly makes all the difference between a job feeling awful to play and being smooth sailing but that takes a bit of time and effort because it's not something someone else can do for you all that well. I know it from myself aswell: I'm not a melee dps player so I havent put much thought into keybinds there which makes them bad which in turn makes those jobs not fun to play.
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On the one hand, muscle memory means I don't need to spend a lot of conscious thought on where abilities are when I swap Jobs making for a smooth transition.
On the other hand, it really makes you realize how homogenized and samey a lot of the Jobs feel.
Which, I suppose, is one of the issues with pruning abilities. If you prune all the identity out of a Job to replace it with bland "does damage" oGCDs on a 30/60/120s timer is it really an improvement? I could do with less of those and more interesting abilities even if the end result is less buttons to push overall.
Summary of the thread is like a group surrounding an unseasoned Chicken, debating on how to cook it at maximum comfiness while making it optimally bland...
- Let's boil it in water! / Great idea!
- Seasoning & Frying sounds like effort
- Lets microwave it! Requires 1 button "
I am a Samurai player only, I did disagree with it yes
I play Sam a lot (my "main" on my real char), and same. But to second other posts, I get the impression that many people just don't have the right reflexes to bind the keys. Between ctrl, shift, alt potentially (even if I find it rather impractical, personally), mouse buttons, the keys that are accessible (French keyboard here, so e, s, f, t, r, w etc etc), and of course the classic 1-2-3 (etc)... The possibilities are endless.Summary of the thread is like a group surrounding an unseasoned Chicken, debating on how to cook it at maximum comfiness while making it optimally bland...
- Let's boil it in water! / Great idea!
- Seasoning & Frying sounds like effort
- Lets microwave it! Requires 1 button "
I am a Samurai player only, I did disagree with it yes
In fact, the problem is more the screen clutter than the blinds themselves.
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