Expanding on the isearch tip. If you want to search with mutliple words, then wrap your query in double quotes. /isearch "this multi word item"

The Mammetteer title thing is something I would never... N E V E R... have learned on my own. Thank you so much!

Something I happened to notice while at the retainer bell: I had a black coerl kitten minion equipped while I was standing near another player who had the little german-shepherd-looking puppy minion. I was absolutely delighted and surprised to see the two minions run up to each other and have a little fighting animation with barking and hissing!

RDM LB3 does more damage then the others...if you count the damage your party takes from missing the telegraphs from the boss.

I don't know if I would call it a hidden tip, but an option I changed in the settings that literally changed the game for me is the following - In character config go to the inventory tab and make sure the option for "Store all newly obtained items in the Armory Chest" is turned off. Now, when you get new drops in a dungeon, etc, it goes into your inventory automatically. It makes it so much easier to keep track of what stuff you just got from that dungeon run that you want to trade to the GC or desynth, etc. I used to always have issues with my armory chest being full. Changing this solved that for me and really helped me keep my armory chest under control.

Maybe you covered this one already, but LBs are cast the second the cast bar ends, just like enemy attacks. This means you can rescue folks the second it's over to break the animation lock and get them back to DPSing/healing/tanking or let them respond to mechanics more quickly. And if you know they're using it ahead of time, you can stand real close so they don't even get dragged anywhere!

#6 2:58 the "automatically use teleportTicket thing", was introduced @ Endwalker iirc... or the very very very very end of ShB. So don't feel toooo bad for notknowing about it for "long long time" cause it wasn't around for very long.

the puppeteer one is the only one I did not know. I was getting ready to be like, "Very nice guide! A lot of these are actually very neat things to know!" and then the explaination continued and went, "WAIT THAT'S A THING?" so uhh, good job actually getting me with a niche easter egg I didn't know ^^

Clarity on number 9: This is queuing and it effects every single button press in the game, that's why people spam buttons as it will queue them to be used at the next possible moment rather than have a delay from the end of a GCD to when you can register your next button press.

Something really useful is that you can drag and drop recipes from your crafting log onto your hotbars for easy access to that item's menu location. This is extremely useful for dyes. I feel like I commented this same thing on another video and it might've been for this channel, too. Apologies if you already have this tip in another video.

Another useful command I always have to recommend to everyone: /psort This sorts the party list automatically by role, so when you have that tank that ends up at the bottom after them joining a party, just smack psort (or partysort) and bam they're on top where they belong! Very important for healing.

Yeah, the automatic aetheryte ticket threshold is "useful" for Endwalker's hiked prices - that's the entire reason it was implemented :) They announced the feature in the same presentation that announced the increased prices for teleports.

Glam dresser tips: 1) You can also dye gear inside glam dresser and it will always be set to that dye when put to plate or glammed manually from dresser. So if you really love some gear and want it pure white, just dye it inside dresser and save millions of gil. 2) You can glamour item from glamour dresser by right clicking it (without plate edit open) and "apply glamour". No glam prisms needed. 3) You can take item off the dresser but it WILL stay in plates. This was crucial to me when the dresser "only" had 400 slots. 4) There are more pants in the game than 2B pants. Shocking.

The Mammetteer one is amazing. thanks for making these!

The LB thing is important because if you have a player who has one (or two 😂) stacks of weakness from being revived, it’s better to let them do the LB so players who don’t have weakness can keep doing higher damage in the meantime. Doesn’t always make a difference, but it will when it counts.

For controllers in L1+R1 to place a flag. And a better way to try out your rotation is to go to Palaka's Stand in Thavnair, and do "The Burning Field" (which is just another version of "Stone, Sky, Sea"), there your CD's will also reset and you'll also get a good indicator to see if your damage is holding up.

The various Aggro types are also important in the deep dungeons.

Dunno if anyone already pointed this out, but for Tip number 3 for Controller/Playstation players, you pull out the map and press L1+R1 and it'll paste the flag coordinates already for you on the chat log.

for LB damage, some mechanisms actually affects it. They are usually buffs that the boss give to themselves (e.g. Ravana has two stances and one of them increases the damage taken of himself), or the hammer trap in A10s, where late in the timeline there would be several adds show up, if you lure them in to the range and trigger the trap, they will get a vul up, which does affect LB damage taken.

For those on controller, if you hold L1 or similar button on other controllers, and press the directional pad buttons, they will cycle different lists on your HUD L1 + up/down cycles enemy list, perfect for dungeons or if don't like relying on kissing a mob in the face to make sure you're targetting it with X L1 + left/right cycles Alliance members list, only really usable in Alliance raids, but makes it so you don't have to use a mouse to rez someone You can also set filter presets for R1 + Triangle/Circle/Square/Cross in the character menu of your settings to set filters for left/right to cycle different things other than mobs, like non-party PC's or NPCs, useful if you're in Eureka/Bozja rezzing someone and Cross isn't reliable with enemies around or if you're healing a random

#9: fwiw, this isn't specific to OGCDs, this is just what people mean when they talk about "queueing" abilities. You can do the same thing with GCD abilities (like, after your OGCD goes off you can hit the next GCD to queue it up (within a certain timeframe)), and it's part of the reason using macros for combat is such a bad idea (because macros are can't be queued).

One not mentioned but helped me loads: When customizing the HUD and moving items around, holding Shift lets you "lock" hotbars/etc on the grid, making placement of HUD items *loads* easier. Edit: On console/controller, it's one of the trigger buttons. I want to say L1, but I don't remember offhand.

Something that I didn't realize until the end of Shadowbringers: You can access the Aethetnet from the main Aeterite. No need to run to the small ones.

With your gear set list open you can click and hold the gear set you want and pull it down to a hot-bar to create a short-cut to that set, it even automatically displays the job icon that the gear set is for. You can also create a macro to show/hide specific hot-bars (/display hotbar 7, for example) which can allow you to have a quick access to every job you have without having to go into the character menu every time. Updating the gear on that gear-set is also reflected in the button. it can also be useful if you primarily use a controller when crafting as you can make a macro to show/hide multiple hot-bars with your crafting skills on them. For example tucked out of the way in one of the corners of my screen i have one hotbar with 3 buttons on it. they are macros labled DPS, Healer/Tank and Crafting/Gathering. each one makes a different hotbar appear each with those specific job gear sets on and then after 5 seconds vanishes that hotbar again. the gearset hotbars themselves are positioned directly on top of each other right next to the one with the macro's on. it is really helpful for changing my job on the fly when in a que as a dps and doing some crafting to pass the time.

A few other things you neglected to mention regarding some of these; The different DPS roles do different damage in regards to single. Melee does the most, Caster DPS does a little more than half of a Melee, and Ranged is a little less than a Caster. That's why Ranged DPS only get to LB in Alliance Raids when you need that long line, longer than the Caster LB can reach. Also for the Mammeteer title, not only does it change the behaviors of Wind-ups, it also unlocks new animations in certain minions, as well as making them do their idle animations with /poke. I don't remember which ones specifically get new animations. But other neat little easter eggs are minions some minions that are related will "interact" if they're in proximity of each other. Certain Moogle minions will start to dance in a little circle, Wolf Pup and Coeurl Kitten, Louisoix and Bahamut, Magnai and Sadu, and Tonberry and EVERYONE will all fight eachother. Mandragoras will face eachother and do little dances. My personal favorite is Runar will hold out a flower to Shadowbringer Y'shtola.

A lot of the mechanics we got from FF11 are super hidden, and not many know of them. However others (like /comforting someone after they've been cussed out by a gremlin) are fairly well known... I hope they're well known? TELL ME YOU KNEW THAT ONE!! THAT LALA NEEDS A HEAD PAT! HE WAS CALLED A BAD WORD!!! ;_;

I've been playing FFXIV since 2014 and I'm still learning everyday about this game. I'm amazed. Thank your for this video! :)

Subscribed for that number 10. Over 10k hours in the game and every day learning something new. Thank you!

I've been playing since beta and had no idea about the mammeteer title thing. I love how even when you think you know it all the world still has secrets to uncover

-You said you didn't know for years, but actually the autochecker for aetheryte tickets is a newer feature. It was added with Endwalker, the same time the prices were hiked up. And yeah it's a game changer.- Seems you've heard that enough already lol Things I didn't know: -I haven't been far enough in Eureka to know about magic and blood aggro. -I didn't know how limit break damage was calculated. -I knew that instances reset cooldowns, but I didn't think of using it to reset for striking dummy training. The Mammeteer title thing is something I learned about years ago on Reddit and it's by far my favorite secret to share in this game. A little more known secret but still unknown to most players that I like to share is how to get the Wind-up Sun and Wind-up Moon minions by giving the magic pot elixirs in Western La Noscea's Ship Graveyard.

You failed to specify that the summon size command only affect how you yourself see the summon. I remember at EW launch people asking SMN to shrink their summons, but that doesn't work, it is the person that wishes to see smaller summons the one that need to use the command even if not a SMN.

I thought I was gonna know them all, but Number 6 really humbled me. Nice find! Thank you for sharing!

Oh wow the only things I didn’t know were pinning teleport options and the title interactions xD I’m surprised I learned anything new, but it was a pleasant surprise lol, nice job!

awesome video once again! i had no idea that the party's avg weapon ilvl affected dps lb, that's crazy.. although it took me a bit to figure out what they meant by floored to the nearest integer too LOL looking forward to the next video

Note on #9 - I haven't mastered pre-weaving myself, but I've noticed that you can even do this with an oGCD that still has 1 second on its CD. Important to remember this so your oGCD buttons don't drift a whole GCD later in your rotation! I've always thought this was just server latency ticks, but it's useful either way.

"Floored to the nearest integer." / Is it so hard to tell the not-programmers of the world "rounded down to nearest whole number"? Now, gimme my ribbon. I knew all of these already!

dang, i didn't know about mob aggro being based on things seeing you or hearing you! i just trundled around like a stooge and bulldozed through everything. also looking forward to getting the mammeteer title so i can make windup graha tia fight to the death (he will win) and hold hands with windup tifa (i'm not weird you're weird)

Knew pretty much all of these, but this is stuff that everyone should know. You're doin' good work by puttin' out stuff like this!

The Mammeteer title tip is literally the only thing I didn't know on this list.. and yet it's somehow the best of all of them. Now to go try it out on all my wind-ups lol

Your tip about jumping into an instance is actually useful to remove debuff as well. It gets rid of the blue mage self destruct debuff. Useful when you want to spawn tarchia.

Mammetter caught me off guard, didn't know it had a secret effect to it. I usually just use campfire or cloud of darkness either way but hey, I guess it'll give me more things to do when waiting for someone

The Mammetteer title was a neat bit of trivia, but the actual information about weaving while casting helps me IMMENSELY.

Okay, that pin your history location thing is something I needed AGES ago. That's gonna be a major game changer!

As for the auto-checker, you didn't know about that for years because it wasn't yet implemented in the game. They only added the auto function for Aetheryte Ticket usage with I believe patch 6.0.

Wasn’t the aetherite ticket checker/setting added in 6.0 or there abouts?

with a little over 5000 hours played i actually didnt know fair few of these, ty!

The mammetteer title i had no idea or about the the pinning of the areas you visited. Thank you so much for your video so helpful!

A fellow Puppeteer enjoyer! I've been hoping since launch that we'd see that and Corsair eventually. Nice Video!

That Mammetteer title tip just blew my mind.

For those who don't know what "floored to the nearest integer means", it's a programming term. Basically, it will always round DOWN to the nearest whole number. 10.9 becomes 10, for example, just like 10.1 also becomes 10.

...Wow interesting. Even after 12k+ hours on this game, I did not know about the Mammeteer title gimmick LOL. You got me on the last one. xD Good job.

For those not versed in the magical art of Arithmeticks, the floor function is a fancy way of saying round down.

A fun fact about aggro types is that there's one not covered, which is aggro by proximity. It differs from sound in that you can toggle walk to sneak by sound-based aggro enemies, but not so for proximity based aggro enemies.

I often use the aggro bars as a poor man's totally legal dps checker. If I am number 2, I am doing great. ;3 If I am actively competing with another dps for number 2 aggro, that's even better!

Number 6, setting the limit for the message of aetherite tickets is going to safe me so much hassle, thank you!

That Astro OGCD thing is definitely something I've done but never properly tested. Cool to know.

Good lord. I've played since 2014, over 16,000 hours, and I *still* learned multiple things from this video. Crazy!

Just a Note.. Target Dummy Resetting. You Rightclick the Target Dummy's NAME on its health-bar that is on the UI, not the Target Dummy itself in the game-world :D

just bought the game, thank you so much for this!! lots of stuff to learn maps and wards have been the most confusing

Highly recommend aetheryte tickets for anyone who isn't using their alliance seals and wants to make money. While you aren't *making* money with them, you're *saving* more money per seal than you could possibly make if your doing a lot of expensive teleports.

that last one blew my mind :D

I am in awe at the possibilty to /handover to automatons with the title Mammeteer ! Thank you for the knowledge

Ohhh, thanks for the reminder about pinning teleports and the ticket checker, I totally forgot they existed.

The magic aggro thing is actually fascinating because I remember it being a mechanic in XIV proper at *some* point, otherwise it was bleed-over tips from FFXI that somehow got in. I just distinctly remember, way back when I started, casting well away from any elementals because I'd heard 'casting magic around them can aggro them'.

Queueing up commands also works with non-oGCDs, too when it comes to hardcasted spells and also non-oGCD abilities. It seems like the window is during the last 0.5s of your GCD or spell cast, you can hit your next hotkey and it will perform it asap. For example, you are casting Stone and your tank gets hit hard, you can, while casting Stone, hit F2 and hit your hotkey for a cure spell and Cure will start casting immediately when Stone finishes, as long as you hit the Cure hotkey close enough to the end of Stone's cast. If you need it sooner, just Jump to cancel the Stone cast.

Thought I wasn't going to learn anything new, but the mammetteer tip is nifty

I’ve played for 6 years but I learnt one thing! Thanks!

I was super confident but that pinning in the TP book actually shook me. How tf did I never find that out?

26,000 hours in here. (1.0 veteran that doesn't believe in breaks. Or logging out.) Teleport Save to History, and the Mammeteer title secret, were both brand new to me. Thanks for teaching me two new tricks!

2:00 there's also proximity aggro and ability aggro. ability aggro does exactly what it sounds like, mob aggro's when you use an ability, and proximity aggro means the mob will aggro whenever you get close enough, regardless of whether you are in its cone of vision or RP walking. also, sound aggro mobs will also aggro if you walk into them (even while RP walking). they may be blind, but they can still feel if you bump into them :p

Did NOT know you could pin teleport histories, but one good reason you didnt know about the auto Aetheryte ticket function after years of playing: They added it with Endwalker. This year.

15k+ hour player here. Holy shit actually something I didn't know. the Mametteer title behaviour... what in the hells lol. +1 cookie for you good sir.

Thank you for that aether ticket option. Played for 10 years and didn't know that was a thing.

0:20 I actually used the letters in the (more or less) current raid, Pandaemonium 3 savage. To tell my partymembers on voice which Add to attack first, was extremely helpful!

I was going to laugh and say I knew them all, but number 9 has actually blown my mind and made scholar a lot more fun for me. Thank you Specstre, I didn't think I had anything left to find but even playing since ARR it seems there's more to find. Bonus points for the commenter tci below expanding on it... you're doing the Fury's work and I thank you both for it

It’s always the Lalafells with the endless kernels of random knowledge.

"Uh-huh...uh-huh...yeah....yup...." 3:31 "ＨＯＯＯＯＯＯＬＹ ！！！！ "

I only recently learned about /isearch, other than that the aggro in the party list, Mammetteer title, and pinning certain locations in the teleport menu are all completely new to me. Thanks for making this list.

4:15 - There are two ways to interpret this: 1. Rounding to nearest whole number. So rounding up if the average is, say. 535.5 or above, but rounding down if the average is 535.49 or below 2. Rounding down to the last surpassed whole number. So that even 535.99 will round down to 535. Floor, in programmer/math speak usually refers to rounding down, but it also uses the phrase nearest integer, which adds unnecessary confusion.

Genuinely surprised that i did already know about all of these, so i'll drop in a bonus one for you. On gamepad specifically, in the gamepad config you can map your left stick to auto fire the macro that's located in slot 99 in your macro pallette. If you make a macro in slot 99 with the line: /target then clicking the left stick will target your focus target instantly, This is especially useful for healers, as you can set your tank as your focus target, and click left stick to instantly target them for all of your healy goodness, and then whilst holding either trigger, tap either bumper to snap back to an attackable target.

Played since late 2014, and only knew 3 things. Nice vid. Details didn't feel regurgitated at all either.

The only thing I didnt know beforehand was the very last one, about mammot minions. Super interesting

That /isearch was pretty snazzy for me, also the mammeteer one was pretty epik. But BY FAR the most surprising thing of this vid was the very polite-sounding nonchalance u had at the end while threatening us w/ a shotgun, and then bam, vid done. Completely caught off-guard 🤣🤣🤣🤓🤓🤓

Automatic yes with tickets and save stuff on history is my life changer now 🤣👌

The Aggro Bar near our health + the little blue icon under debuffs meaning it can be Esuna'd. 2 tips that took me until Endwalker to realize 😂

You can win affection from a lalafell by giving them headpats with /pet Good vid btw

Holy crap, I didn't know you could pin/save Aetherytes in the Teleportation Menu! Also didn't know that damage downs/buffs didn't affect LB ... always assumed that they did. Thanks for sharing! (~5000 hours)

omg thank you for the striking dummy advice i had no idea you could just turn the encounter off when you're done

Just an expansion of the #8 tip: Instead of joining and exiting an instance to reset your cooldowns, you can use Duty Support to join the second Endwalker Trial and practice your opener as much as you want, because you can instantly reset the fight by dying on the stage's borders. It's also great to practice your regular rotation under an actual boss' mechanics. It's not good to check dps on your ACT though, because of ilvl sync, but still... neither the dummy target is good for that, lol.

The letters assigned to mobs are very useful in high level organized group content. Much easier to say "Focus mob H" than "Focus the 3rd mob from the left when facing N". Its less useful now for sure but there are still niche cases where it is nice to have a position agnostic way to refer to a specific entity.

i've been playing since 2013, and even i wasn't aware of magic aggro or the selection memory of weaving. gj!

and they say sequels dont hold up to the original, this is the godfather part 2 of 10 unexplained game mechanics videos

genuinely didnt know a few of this and ive been around a bit im gonna have to come back to this next time i play

Thanks for putting that nr7 in there, way too many dont know this

This was a lot of actually useful stuff thank you

Very nice! I did know about the sound aggro but not the r p walking trick. The 10th thing blew my mind. I'm definitely going to mess around with the title and minions XD.

I'm honestly not sure if I'm happy or sad that I already knew all of these.

is actually pretty cool, neat learning about it, and will make explaining where you are to party members much easier.

I think the letters individual letters next to the mobs is meant for players to easily communicate which mob to attack without marking them. You'd say "attack mob A" and other players just see which one has the A instead of asking which one of the 5 mobs with the same name.

I didn't know and also probably don't know the pre weaving thing as I coupd not understanding it but I'll probably come back to this later.