2 melee 2 ranged standard

[kurkee]

You can't bring PCT to EX1, press skills in a random order every pull and expect to do completely fine every single time. You learn the fight and you adapt your rotation to the fight as needed. It's something that every non-phys ranged job has to do

Don't take this the wrong way, but I genuinely have zero interest in your logs. Or anyone's really.

Don't worry. I already sorta got that impression from what I've seen. I mostly mentioned mine to show a degree of expertise in what we were all discussing. Competence and experience can help build the foundation for why someone thinks or feels the way they do. And, don't take this the wrong way, but if someone has historically been an incompetent career caster, then it speaks volumes in much the same way.

I never said "phys ranged have no friction", I am (we are) specifically talking about uptime. Different roles have different points of friction, otherwise they'd be the same role. Water is wet.
If you are playing phys ranged, you don't care about disengagement or movement like melee or caster (and by extension, tanks and healers). It's puzzling that we have to waste time explaining this.

If you have experienced the stigma that phys ranged are supposed to be the "braindead jobs", I'm sorry, but I have nothing to do with it and don't project that onto me. Please, keep focused on what is actually being said.

Fair enough lol.

I mean, my initial point was that I think that caster players were making pictomancer sound so intense to plan around when it's not really that dramatically difficult and you can fall into a priority system, really. You talked about my point as if I was saying you "press skills in a random order," which is not really the case either. But yeah, I see where you're coming from. Phys ranged does have uptime. mb. However, there seems to be a lot of people that really detest the comparison of picto having essentially the same liberties as a physical ranged.

You can't bring PCT to EX1, press skills in a random order every pull and expect to do completely fine every single time. You learn the fight and you adapt your rotation to the fight as needed. It's something that every non-phys ranged job has to do

And I just find that funny. The confidence you try to wield while discussing this game is almost admirable.

Anyway, I've reached my limit of the time and mental energy I'm willing to invest here, so good luck to those brave enough to keep going.

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