How i know i'm ready for an instance?

[Safehouse]

Yeah as these guys have said you need to be aware of the gear required and a lot of the hard modes you need to know how it's done before you enter otherwise you are just going to let your team down. If you are looking for any guides just check out my channel I have heaps of walk throughs etc. Link below.

Channel: http://www.youtube.com/SafehouseGamingTS

Ifrit Hard Mode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khoQQTY05vQ

[Kraggy]

Yeah as these guys have said you need to be aware of the gear required and a lot of the hard modes you need to know how it's done before you enter otherwise you are just going to let your team down. If you are looking for any guides just check out my channel I have heaps of walk throughs etc. Link below.

Channel: http://www.youtube.com/SafehouseGamingTS

Ifrit Hard Mode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khoQQTY05vQ

I LOVE the irony of this sort of reply .. because those that wrote the guides were born knowing how to do them and didn't have to learn.

I love how the 'pros' forget they too were 'noobs' once upon a time.

[Safehouse]

I LOVE the irony of this sort of reply .. because those that wrote the guides were born knowing how to do them and didn't have to learn.

I love how the 'pros' forget they too were 'noobs' once upon a time.

Sorry for posting a link to a guide that could be very useful to this person? I never once claimed to be pro or anything of the type, just trying to be helpful and your attitude is just really... meh.

[IndigoDarkwolf]

just trying to be helpful and your attitude is just really... meh.

I think his point was more towards this part:

you need to be aware of the gear required and a lot of the hard modes you need to know how it's done before you enter

I don't think he meant a jab at you, directly. I think it was a jab at the endgame community, in general, which feels overrun by players who have decided that 3 weeks from launch is ample time for every player to be geared and experienced, unless they're an idiot. That's been my experience, anyways, as depressing and frustrating as it may be. Nobody wants to be a weak link, but there are still lots of players just getting to the end-game who don't know what they need, and the game doesn't gate them.

For my part, however, I'll be checking out your videos, because my WHM is in dire need of tips to survive Garuda HM's clones. Assuming, of course, the answer lies in tactics, and not gear.

[Alkimi]

For my part, however, I'll be checking out your videos, because my WHM is in dire need of tips to survive Garuda HM's clones. Assuming, of course, the answer lies in tactics, and not gear.

The clones phases are the most healing intensive of the fight, especially the first set where everyone is crammed into a small area and getting hit by Garuda's Friction aswell.

Whoever is off-tanking should just focus on one of the sisters and try and keep hate on it while DPS burn down the other one. You or the other healer will be tanking it but it doesn't hit all that hard and you should just be able to heal through his attacks with no issues.

[Zaft]

The clones phases are the most healing intensive of the fight, especially the first set where everyone is crammed into a small area and getting hit by Garuda's Friction aswell.

Whoever is off-tanking should just focus on one of the sisters and try and keep hate on it while DPS burn down the other one. You or the other healer will be tanking it but it doesn't hit all that hard and you should just be able to heal through his attacks with no issues.

While I agree that it is the most healing intensive part, I disagree that the healer should be tanking any of the clones. Your tanks should be able to pick up all 3 enemies and hold them without much trouble. Keep your Shroud of Saints for when they spawn if you're having issues with getting too much threat, and make sure the ranged and the melee are spread out so that they aren't all taking Wicked Whirls.

Have fun!