Easiest DPS to play?

[Imolate]

I've been havin a hard time with my dragoon, I don't like using 50,000 spells for a rotation.. which class uses the least amount of spells? =\

thx guys

[Stormsoul]

BLM maybe? you're going to have to learn a rotation no matter which dps class you choose but theirs might be the least intimidating to learn. this is just from glancing over their abilities though, i don't claim to play a BLM.

[RyuPower]

Archer nice

you can move and attack
you can use 3 main skills with it , and mix in a few extras

Venomous Bite
Heavy Shot
Straight Shot


i mix in other as well

[Coralfang]

For solo content, summoner;

For group content, both bard and black mage are pretty easy to be effective with.

[Spythe]

For melee is Dragoon since its a bit easier than the Monk. Dragoon have more buttons but there main combo doesn't require any positions to maximize damage, however their buffs do but one is once every 20 secs and the others are once every 30s. For ranged BRD by far is the easiest you can macro a lot of your proc moves to your main attack and then aside from that all the other BRD moves are situational. From the songs to the silences to bind.

TLR.... Go BRD

[ilJumperMT]

Archer/Bard by far

[Jundra]

Since I cant post a new thread ill ask here. Is there a way to use macros to notify you when your debuffs are falling off? Its nearly impossible to track your debuffs on a target in large fights. It would be nice if you could make a macro that activities when you cast your debuff ability, it would then wait the duration of your spell with a grace period of three seconds or so, then it would whisper you or do something else informing you that the debuff falls off in 3 seconds.

[Kevee]

Since I cant post a new thread ill ask here. Is there a way to use macros to notify you when your debuffs are falling off? Its nearly impossible to track your debuffs on a target in large fights. It would be nice if you could make a macro that activities when you cast your debuff ability, it would then wait the duration of your spell with a grace period of three seconds or so, then it would whisper you or do something else informing you that the debuff falls off in 3 seconds.

Sadly, no, because the game can only keep track of one /wait command at a time.

I tried doing that with my DoTs, something like:

/ac Bio <t>
/wait 15
/echo BIO OFF IN 3s

/ac "Bio II" <t>
/wait 27
/echo BIO II OFF IN 3s

But using one and then the other cancels the wait/echo part of it.

[Jundra]

Well maybe we can hope for a debuff filter being implemented in the not to distant future. I hope its on the list somewhere.

[MrSmiley]

arc/brd is the safest, but I still think blm is easier to play