You should ping the comment as it is sinking :P thanks for the guide !

isn't it just : /micon "shirk" /ac "shirk" ----------------------------- For me just that work perfectly

@@Nossey you repeat the line many times because macros cannot be GCD qued like regular abilities. this helps to ensure that the ability goes off with one click instead of mashing the button. that is also why you will see lines in crafting macros where s = time in seconds. typing in one action after the next means whatever line was in the middle out of three lines will just be skipped due to cooldown still rolling. If you don't know what the gcd que means/how it works, it's the margin of time where you can hit an ability before it actually finishes coming off cooldown and the command to perform the ability is set into a short 'queue', thus making it the first thing to happen after gcd finishes. It's a matter of milliseconds, but it means you can line something up to happen before actually seeing the global cooldown finish. Abilities (actions, anything executed via /ac line), put into macros can't do this. That means if you're in the habit of queing abilities already and thus only hit the button once or twice too early, it simply won't go off OR it will be interrupted by the next ability you hit that IS actually in que. merror off removes the error ping on trying to execute an ability before you're able, but you can turn off error sounds other ways too.

You blew my mind, I didn't actually know that >

lol that just sold me on dark knight. if you you can do it drunk im sure i can do reltively ok sober

I just love the let them die part XD As a healer and tank main I have very much done this and occasionally shirked onto that one dps who refuses to move out of an aoe then trash talks the healer.

Fashion is pretty important, I'll let you off

Dark knight used to do slightly more damage as a tradeoff (2%) but then the Warrior playerbase got mad, because the medic tank doing 2% less damage was unacceptable apparently. Stop playing Dark knight, it's not allowed to do anything better than Warrior.

Fierce Tyrant's attire. It's a reward from the current PvP series.

It’s a a headpiece. You can find them on the market board or golden saucer

and then comes bleed busters in p8s and groups with paladin wanna trade their short cds 💀

Depends on the dungeon, 2 groups is always a good bet but sometimes a dungeon allows more, some dungeons you should go for more but some it might become extremely scary (Mt Gulg) it's just about experimenting, you'll learn the pulls as you go and if you're new to a dungeon the group will understand

The e is behind my character 😠

nvm I found em, Baron Earrings

Big agree, bloodwhetting is just busted in dungeons

The final W2W pull in Mt Gulg disagrees with the first sentence in your comment 🤪

owo

A big ass red attack with rotating squares on the main tank with a literal huge arrow pointing to them. It's hard to miss and very obvious when you see one. Not to be confused with a stack though, which is an orange/yellow attack with a circle around it and arrows pointing to the person. Easy to tell the two apart, but not to someone who doesn't know what it looks like.

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Thank you muchly!!@@Waveofyourheart

I mean, it's the best at everything for no reason now. It's so fucking boring though.. I wish they never buffed it.

As a tank main, I do this all the time when I have to play as a dps. Don't know why so many people don't do this

Can you explain what you mean here? Sorry I’m new to FFXIV. Played MMORPGs before and played tank in WoW but this game is much different as is the terminology lol.

​@@DuvalRyprarms length reduces mobs auto attack speed. Less attack speed = less damage output. If you're dps and you're big dckin the damage, you will pull the aggro from the tank. If this happens, and you use arms length, that mob will now do less damage, and the tank did not have to use any cool downs to accomplish this. Hope that helps.

As a new tank. I pull what I'm comfortable with...usually 2-3 packs. Unless theres an end game healer. Or sometimes I will ask the healer how many packs they are comfortable healing through. Just by doing these couple things, my tank journey has been very enjoyable. Hope this helps!

It's usually one tank getting a debuff that increases the damage he takes, other than that you just learn it fight to fight and they only appear in extremes, savages or ultimates

@LuminNox okay cool. Im planning on probably doing just casual stuff w tank so thats good. Thanks for the help!

As a sage main, my favorite DRKs are the chain pullers on Stone Vigil who don't mit. How dare you force me to cast a normal Diagnosis past level 30!

DRK has the highest potential mitigation out of all the tanks, if their taking 1 hit and not multiple

It's all about self sustain. Reality is outside of WAR (amazing) and DRK (absolute garbage self sustain), GNB and PLD are very interchangeable for main-tanking as they have very similar self sustain. PLD is just preferred due to GNBs job design making mitigation and moving the boss tougher when not experienced with the fight.

@@THiiro Thanks for the answer. I never really considered one tank to be better than another when it comes to "moving the boss" since they're all melee classes. I guess PLD is the exception with the range combo but that's not always up. What do you think makes GNB more challenging to play if moving the boss becomes an issue? Do they have a lot of animation locks that stop them from moving?

Drk only loses dark mind as a self mit when ot, so no big mit loss. Gnb are just drama queens.

@@maximevincent3834 GNBs have the highest APM of the tank jobs and every 30s you're in your gnashing fang combo which means you use a GCD and the weave in an oGCD for 3 GCDs, every minute you're double weaving 2 oGCDs between your GCDs so moving a boss during those windows is really awkward as you don't want to lose uptime

@@maximevincent3834 Yeah essentially what the other guy said, at least once every 30 seconds you have to use melee range off global cooldowns following your GCD. The range is what makes it tough as you need to almost bounce off the boss at least far enough to pull it forward, else you'll either clip your GCD or the boss won't move

Funny you say that because for some reason I feel the same

Bosses raid wides are cast bars, I don't understand this arguement I'm sorry

@@AzuriteTV you need to go and move Infront of your PT and faceback, not exactly satisfying. Being an OT makes it easier to use passage during rotation or burst

Can't tell if you took that joke seriously or you're also joking yourself

@@AzuriteTV jokes... disrespect... as interchangeable as the ears it lands upon

Quit yapping Brrrrrr sprint make catgirl go fast

Use sprint more, don't read above essay.

Magus doesn't know Jack

@@AlexBetancourt yeah don't know any Jack

This is false, please use Sprint

Because I like cute things

Living dead heals you to full ;)