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Ninja is a very busy class, however: you’ll constantly be hitting a lot of buttons for that high DPS with only the briefest of times to rest during a tough fight. Owing to stiff movement since the days of the Heavensward expansion, Black Mage is often regarded as an uncompromising class. It can be a challenging class to play well because of its “turret” style of gameplay: when you’re in the midst of dealing your most damaging attacks, there’s a better-than-average likelihood that you’ll be stuck in one spot and open to attacks that more easily avoided by other DPS classes. #3: Black Mage (BLM)īlack Mage puts out high DPS numbers, but like Samurai, it doesn’t really contribute to the rest of the party. Samurai has no synergy to offer a team in return other than the damage it deals, however, so if you choose to play this class, be prepared to bring that heat. The difference between a good Samurai and a great one, then, is knowing when to use your biggest attacks at the best possible times for maximum damage, according to the synergy provided by your teammates. There’s more nuance to that, of course, but big damage for far less work relative to other DPS classes is Samurai’s hallmark in FFXIV’s player community by this point.

In sharp contrast to Summoner’s complexity, Samurai almost seems too simple: charge your Sen Gauge with three short and simple combo attacks, hit an enemy with Midare Setsugekka, rinse, repeat. So even if you want to do big numbers, you’ll be best at the class you like to play, and you’ll likely do higher numbers as that class than trying to understand and execute a rotation of a different DPS class that you don’t like nearly as much. That means that not only do your own attacks matter, but so do your skills and abilities that help others do their best, too.įinally, keep in mind that every raid tier in FFXIV is designed to be clearable by any combination of DPS classes. Your individual DPS for a fight might be fine and good in such cases, but when a party’s synergy is on point, not only will your own individual DPS be even better, but so will the rDPS of the entire party. If your static’s Astrologian gives the wrong person a damage-up card buff, or if your Dragoon gives you the Dragon Sight tether while you’re handling a mechanic and able to use your best and strongest attacks, then your theoretical rDPS doesn’t matter. In order for a party’s rDPS to matter, you need synergy with your team.

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To see all the changes added to Dragoon in Endwalker, including adjustments to existing Abilities, Traits, and Weaponskills, visit Square Enix's official Dragoon Job Page.įor more on Final Fantasy XIV and Endwalker, be sure to visit some of our other articles, like the Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker Patch Schedule here on Pro Game Guides.Individual DPS is important, but the rDPS (or “raid DPS”) of a whole party is more important. Effect: Delivers an attack to all enemies in a straight line before you with a potency of 370 for the first enemy and 50% less for all remaining enemies.Allows for the sharpening of the Firstminds' Focus upon successfully landing Raiden Thrust or Draconian Fury, up to a maximum of 2 units. Effect: Increases the potency of Geirskogul to 250 and Nastrond to 350.Effect: Allows the accumulation of charges for consecutive uses of Life Surge.Combo Bonus: Grants Enhanced Wheeling Thrust.Combo Bonus: Grants Sharper Fang and Claw.Effect: Delivers an attack with a potency of 100.Weaponskill: Heavens' Thrust (Level 86).

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Effect: Upgrades Full Thrust to Heavens' Thrust and Chaos Thrust to Chaotic Spring.

Effect: Allows the accumulation of charges for consecutive uses of Spineshatter Dive.

Trait: Enhanced Spineshatter Dive (Level 84).

Additional Effect: Sharpens the Firstminds' Focus by 1.

Effect: Delievers an attack with a potency of 130 to all enemies in a straight line before you.

Effect: Upgrades Doom Spike to Draconian Fury while under the effect of Draconian Fire.

Effect: Grants the effect of Draconian Fire after successfully completing a combo with Coerthan Torment.

Trait: Enhanced Coerthan Torment (Level 82).

Effect: Increases the potency of Jump to 320 and Spineshatter Dive to 250.

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