Because they simply don't know how to. I'm a horrible ninja but even ik that unless your maintaining suiton u allways wanna use raitons
This really doesn't simply them lolThis is mostly because the order the game puts them on your bars is wrong. The game encourages you to put them on your bar in the order heaven-earth-man. If you put them in the order earth-man-heaven (Chi Jin Ten) most of them make a lot more sense.
- Huton: earth man heaven - energy flowing from the lowest point, through the caster, into the air
- Doton: heaven man earth - energy is flowing down through the caster into the earth
- Raiton: heaven earth or man earth - lightning strikes downward
- Katon: earth heaven or man heaven - flames rise.
- Suiton: (earth heaven) or (heaven earth) then man: gathering energy from all around and taking it in. This jutsu buffs you so you can use Trick Attack.
That just leaves Hyoton, which I have no good reminder for.
As an avid casual NIN enjoyer, it comes down to muscle memory & proper hotbar setup. I set my Ninjutsu, Ten, Chi, & Jin hotkeys side by side and imagine them as "1 2 3 4". After that I memorize the mudras order as the following:
2 3 1 = Raiton
3 2 1 = Katon
2 4 1 = Hyoton
2 3 4 1 = Suiton
2 4 3 1 = Doton
4 3 2 1 = Huton
Once you remember, you'll never fail any inputs anymore.
I made a term for these ninjas when talking with my friendos in VC: STD Ninjas (Single-target Dotons).
"Outside obvious jokes/sarcasm, I aim to convey my words to the future readers who may come across mine posts. Can I change -your- mind, somehow? Potentially... but that's not why I'm writing. You and I have wrote our piece(s). We don't necessarily need to change each other's mind. But we can change other's."
Tried It once in pve, then l went back to summoner.
I just have macros that re-order the mudras on the hotbar for the one I want to use. Works really well, and doesn't delay the GCD at all. I usually only need to press it once and leave it for ages because I'm mostly using Raiton for ST and Katon for AoE.
I could probably get used to them with how much I've played it lately, but no point because the macros work really well.
For 90% of your NIN life you only need 2 jutsus for ST and 2 for MT, and a simple 1 2 3 order for TCJ.
Mudras aren't rocket science. Instead of blaming the mechanic just try harder, because there are a lot of activities IRL that require way more memorization and coordination than that to make this anywhere near as this serious complex input as you're making it out to be.
If you're one of them "but i play to relax I want to shut my brain offf!!!!!" then just play another job. God knows this game only has a handful that appeal to players who like a layer of jank or skill floor to their playstyle anyway.
NIN without Murdas is like DRG without jumps. Why even play the job at that point?
To Naruto run from the Limsa aetheryte to the market boards, of course.
Exactly!As an avid casual NIN enjoyer, it comes down to muscle memory & proper hotbar setup. I set my Ninjutsu, Ten, Chi, & Jin hotkeys side by side and imagine them as "1 2 3 4". After that I memorize the mudras order as the following:
2 3 1 = Raiton
3 2 1 = Katon
2 4 1 = Hyoton
2 3 4 1 = Suiton
2 4 3 1 = Doton
4 3 2 1 = Huton
Once you remember, you'll never fail any inputs anymore.
I made a term for these ninjas when talking with my friends in VC: STD Ninjas (Single-target Dotons).
What's so hard about hitting numbers in sequence? I play Ninja once in a blue moon and even I know to use my mudras. Hell, I almost have my hotbar setup like that except my Ten, Chi, & Jin keys are after the main combo.
Hell, worse comes to worse, just macro the thing(s) so you aren't missing out on your job's core identifying mechanic. /joke
Last edited by Kacho_Nacho; 03-05-2024 at 07:26 AM.
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