Is there like a limit to the amount you can skill up in a day or something? Thanks to the insanely fast leveling this game has now, my Geomancy and Handbell skills fell really far behind. I wouldn't be caught dead in an actual party with skills like this, so I wanted to spam some Indi spells on myself on the side while I was working.
Summoned Moogle, ate a B.E.W. Pitaru, donned my Temachtiani Shirt and Gloves, started spamming. Got up to about 190 in each skill and... that was it. No more. Up to this point I was getting about one skill-up per 1-2 spell-casts. Now I've cast over 60 with no skill-ups at all.
I'm barely halfway there and it won't let me skill-up off of myself anymore? D:
Fastest way to skillup geo skills for me was to cast the geo spells on Uragnites outside Adoulin.
Is there like a limit to the amount you can skill up in a day or something? Thanks to the insanely fast leveling this game has now, my Geomancy and Handbell skills fell really far behind. I wouldn't be caught dead in an actual party with skills like this, so I wanted to spam some Indi spells on myself on the side while I was working.
Summoned Moogle, ate a B.E.W. Pitaru, donned my Temachtiani Shirt and Gloves, started spamming. Got up to about 190 in each skill and... that was it. No more. Up to this point I was getting about one skill-up per 1-2 spell-casts. Now I've cast over 60 with no skill-ups at all.
I'm barely halfway there and it won't let me skill-up off of myself anymore? D:
Outside of a Skillup campaign it is very slow sadly. You can summon trusts and cast Geo-Precision(dont forget Ionis) on trust > Full Circle > repeat. Cast Geo on a Reive or buy a weeks worth of skillup books from sparks.
I was probably going to try that next. I've just never been in a position where I've been more than like 6 levels behind in any magic skill before and thought maybe there was some XIV 1.0 "progress gradually gets slower until it stops" malarkey.
300-400 M is a lot for a toy even if it is rare. I would think gil is better spent elsewhere.
95% People who buy Kraken Club have already spent the gils elsewhere.
65% of the time using random percentages to prove a point works 100% of the time.
Pointless suggestion to use gils elsewhere are even less accurate. If someone has 400M and want to buy Kraken Club he probably dont give a ***about your suggestion to spend gils elsewhere or he just have everything that he wanted to buy. The chance he will read your comment after saving/getting gils for KC and be like "OH ***! I might indeed buy something else" is close to zero.
I'm sure everyone is very impressed that you have a K club and have more ffxi points than those that don't have it.
Please write up a detailed reason why we all should spend 400 M on a glorified toy.
Well that's interesting to learn that it does have a practical purpose still. I'd figure it'd gimp your iLvl too much even as an offhand and still be an accursed TP feed. But then I guess I've seen stuff like Mewling Lullaby and TP Drainkiss and stuff to keep TP on mobs down? Huh.
Gotta pick a new Aeonic today for the start of a new run. For my jobs (mastered & high end TP/WS gear for all of the jobs that use the below weapons), the ones I have interest in are:
Chango - I kinda feel like I'm leaning toward this, it would be for my WAR with no RMEA but all of the relevant Ambu/UNM weapons. So like... still prob gonna use Naegling SB most of the time as default, with Shining One/Loxotic as needed for piercing/blunt. But do situations where Chango is the best option (i.e., SC focus, 1-2 DDs) still come up with enough regularity these days to make this a worthwhile pick?
Godhands - For my MNK currently using Karambit. I'm a little less excited about Godhands because I'd rather just get Verethragna (I just really, really, really hate farming Chloris buds) and I think that once that happens it would mean I almost never pull out Godhands... right? Whereas at least my other Aeonics under consideration would still retain a niche.
Dojikiri Yasutsuna - I already have R15 Masamune, so that's likely to remain my standard go to option. But sorta like WAR, are any SAMs really loving Doji these days? Maybe more worthwhile for Jinpu spam now that Nyame B gear exists?
What's the community vote here, given my situation? :)
Gotta pick a new Aeonic today for the start of a new run. For my jobs (mastered & high end TP/WS gear for all of the jobs that use the below weapons), the ones I have interest in are:
Chango - I kinda feel like I'm leaning toward this, it would be for my WAR with no RMEA but all of the relevant Ambu/UNM weapons. So like... still prob gonna use Naegling SB most of the time as default, with Shining One/Loxotic as needed for piercing/blunt. But do situations where Chango is the best option (i.e., SC focus, 1-2 DDs) still come up with enough regularity these days to make this a worthwhile pick?
Godhands - For my MNK currently using Karambit. I'm a little less excited about Godhands because I'd rather just get Verethragna (I just really, really, really hate farming Chloris buds) and I think that once that happens it would mean I almost never pull out Godhands... right? Whereas at least my other Aeonics under consideration would still retain a niche.
Dojikiri Yasutsuna - I already have R15 Masamune, so that's likely to remain my standard go to option. But sorta like WAR, are any SAMs really loving Doji these days? Maybe more worthwhile for Jinpu spam now that Nyame B gear exists?
What's the community vote here, given my situation? :)
Godhands are definitely used and worth it even if you have Veret. Unless you can maintain Impetus whole fight. I personally don't use Chango, but I also don't use Naegling. I use Ukonvasara, because white damage for life. I can see Chango being useful for self light/Radiance tho.
Godhands are definitely used and worth it even if you have Veret. Unless you can maintain Impetus whole fight.
Thanks, Simon. That surprises me a bit even with Impetus down, due to Veret still having killer white damage just from Empy AM3 (especially on crit procs, and MNK TP sets often feature strong crit gear like Kendatsuba+1/Mpaca). Plus the low delay, huge STR augments, and better associated WS. But I'll take your word for that and assume the higher DMG and TP Bonus on Godhands means stuff like Howling/DK actually do enough additional WS damage to outweigh non-Impetus Verethragna.
Guess I'm interested in whether anybody else with similar other WAR or SAM alternatives to my own finds themselves using Chango or Doji enough to justify making them. If not, Godhands at the very least would be an improvement for my MNK pre-Verethragna (and maybe retain more utility than I had been giving them credit for even if you have both options)...
Thanks to everyone for the Aeonic input! Went for Godhands - almost a toss-up between that and Chango, but I guess H2H would be a bigger improvement for me in more situations (and the comments about GH's continued utility were helpful). Appreciate the replies!
Is there like a limit to the amount you can skill up in a day or something? Thanks to the insanely fast leveling this game has now, my Geomancy and Handbell skills fell really far behind. I wouldn't be caught dead in an actual party with skills like this, so I wanted to spam some Indi spells on myself on the side while I was working.
Summoned Moogle, ate a B.E.W. Pitaru, donned my Temachtiani Shirt and Gloves, started spamming. Got up to about 190 in each skill and... that was it. No more. Up to this point I was getting about one skill-up per 1-2 spell-casts. Now I've cast over 60 with no skill-ups at all.
I'm barely halfway there and it won't let me skill-up off of myself anymore? D:
Outside of a Skillup campaign it is very slow sadly. You can summon trusts and cast Geo-Precision(dont forget Ionis) on trust > Full Circle > repeat. Cast Geo on a Reive or buy a weeks worth of skillup books from sparks.
This was where I envy my brother who took the time to level his adventuring fellow to 99.
She counted as a mob, not a player (like trusts) and skilled up extremely fast on skills like healing magic and enhancing magic
Are you talking about if you look "down" in that BC you see architecture below? I always thought that the nexus in Qufim brought you to a stellar landscape above Vana'diel, and that structure below is actually Delfkutt's Tower.
For those of you that visit Bg you already know the premise of this thread but for those that don't, it's simple.
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