Ffxiv musicplayer portable#
i think it would be really good if there was a option to have a portable music player to play your collected orchestrion rolls instead of the normal BGM. It boosts HP recovery from healing actions on a target party member or yourself by 20 percent for 15 seconds. Portable Radio/MP3 Player for Orchestrion Roll. Nature’s Minne: Basically, buffs your healer.Its best uses are in big group-wide burst damage situations like DPS races, especially when your healer is struggling to keep up with said situations. Troubadour: Party-wide damage reduction buff-for 15 seconds, everyone takes 10 percent less damage.Its best uses are in DPS races, or when you see a high-damage player use their own spike, like Ley Lines for a black mage or Dragon Sight for a dragoon. Battle Voice: Increases your entire party’s direct hit rate by 20% for 20 seconds.In general, you’ll want to use this on healers if they get targeted with something just to help out. It removes one detrimental effect from a target party member, and creates a barrier against the next effect that party member takes. The Warden’s Paean: Like Esuna, but better.It’s got a pretty big cooldown, so I like to save it for when I have maximum stacks on Pitch Perfect. Barrage: Triples your damage on a single-target hit.You can save it for big spikes if you want, but in general, you want this up whenever you can. Raging Strikes: Increases your own damage dealt by 10 percent.Now that we’ve covered that, let’s talk about how they work. Which really just makes bards that much more valuable. Each of those abilities has a specific time and place to be used, and a good bard will end up watching the party almost as much as a healer does.Īnd for a lot of people, that’s tedious and off-putting, so they don’t bother. These can do all kinds of things for the entire party increase damage output, reduce damage taken, reduce cast times, and even heal other players. Its strength is almost entirely in its utility and situational abilities.Ībout 80 percent of a bard’s usefulness, and what makes it extremely valuable for raids, is in its situational abilities.
What a lot of people don’t understand about the bard is that its strength isn’t in its own damage, and honestly, it probably never will be. I can relate-I once told Shane I like playing machinist because, and I quote, “I like seeing those big chunks go out of their health bars.” Typically, most people choose not to play bards in FFXIV because they’re well-known for being the lowest of all the damage-per-second (DPS) classes. In D&D, they’re known for their tendencies toward the deadly sins, as it were-and in FFXIV, it’s not exactly difficult to find a group that will talk badly about bards. In general, bards in any kind of game come with, well, a bit of a reputation.
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