Do Casual Players Grief in FF14? 

I love the shot you used for the gpose example LMAO

what bout me moderate player, i can go in between

I love this music. I started the game with him and just vibed in that town listening to the music for like 30 minutes when I booted it up xD

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4:24 TRUE!

Absolutely. I rescue friends into pitfalls all the time.

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I only picked up this game at the start of EW and have gone through savage tiers and one an ultimate. Jobs are too simple; and vets are right on it. A lot of the jobs have been gutted before to make them seem like others just to get newer players (who aren't going to learn them anyways) to try them out. ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1d_fMH9Lwvs.html ) good vid to watch to know more. While there are quite a few buttons in the game; they arent en masse. most classes at best have 2-3 standard hot bars worth of skills and knowing what they do is as simple as opening the skills and traits menu and reading it. You don't even need to look up a rotation or anything as the skills themselves with combos and the like essentially hand you the way to play them for a casual experience. The game never mentions 2 minute bursts; its true but you never need it in any casual content ever. It is specifically for Savage and a handful of recent extremes and higher. No casual player would need to know this as all class abilities and skills naturally line up with it assuming you get a basic rotation going. Keeping a DoT up is self explanatory, as damage over time adds up, and can crit. while the crit part isn't known of the bat, the adding up over time is self explanatory. Anyone who practices a rotation will eventually learn of uptime; since part of doing a rotation is keeping up buffs for classes. (examples: Sam and their buffs, WAR,DRK,BLM,etc), learning your basic rotation will teach you the concept on its own . All in all, the divide exists entirely due to how classes have changed to meet casual players and how despite all this casuals wont go out of their way to learn a class. What is the point of changing something if the people the change is intended for don't take advantage of it. A lot of the stuff aforementioned I learned and understood from HW-StB just by looking at my skills and seeing what stuck, you never need any outside resources to learn anything just a striking dummy and an half hour read. Even then you could learn it in a dungeon by doing your rotation. I am also a mentor; and have gotten the line from casual players that we are hated when we give "unsolicited advice" even if its something as small as letting them know to mit before a pull to mitigate healing needed. All in all a good 1/3rd of the mentor roulls I've been in with newer players have been met with something to the effect of it. Dont get me wrong this isn't a bad video and I'm not trying to diss or anything; but still it's better to give a take from my side as someone who is actively trying to teach newer players only to be met with resistance all the while