*Answering some FAQS* 1/ under your HUD for "Duty", look for 'Crystalline Conflict Battle Log" this is where the countdown timer will occur, for the Cloud map lifting people into the air 2/ the LB bar for everyone, is displayed as yellow horizontal bar below job icons
I feel like this is the only type of content FFXIV was missing. A really good attempt from the developers and I really hope they continue to nurture it in the future!
i took a break for like 6 months because game felt boring without pvp content,now i solely came back for this !!!! What I can say is the game is perfect now
they neeed to keep developing it in the good way, and add hard mode dungeons and then we can says we got the big 3 aspect of an mmo (dungeon/raid/pvp) with some bonuses like deep dungeons, it's perfect
Facts XD, feels like I always have to jump in and bait the enemy teams hard hitting attacks and insta shield to really start my team off, been working out decent tho. But pvp is 90% team play, you are only as good as your team is
from my experience, only people above plat know how to even pull out without dying. It's not as easy as some people take it. When it works though, its so nice.
It's honestly the most useless button. The ONLY time you should be falling back is when multiple people are dead waiting to repsawn. And that's only to keep each fight even or better with numbers advantage, so don't fall back if the enemy team is missing people as well. Any other time, leaving your team to fight a 4v5 or worse while you spam "fall back" because you can't rotate mitigation properly or do damage is unacceptable.
I agree! I was in a ranked match when some of our teammates were rushing the opponents and got baited several time. The enemies were dominating and kept on pushing the crystal. Then I pressed the retreat button, and everyone is gathering again. Fortunately we managed to comeback and get the victory, despite the enemies had progressed to 99.3%! What a Clutch!
I'm currently plat 3 3stars, one tip I would recommend for fellow dragoons/samurai or any other dps melee in pvp is to try to help peel for your healer/ranged, you may not have the highest kill rate or dps in the end, but it helps your teammates survive which wins the fight usually as everyone can target the one melee opponent who is targeting your ranged. Another would be removing the opponent from the crystal, if you are in the advantaged side during overtime, try to bait your opponent out of the circle or for monk try to push them off, this has won me so many games because people still fail to stand in the circle even in my ranks
Doubly so for tanks, sure DrK and War can keep up with the melees in raw damage, but as a war, I've seen so much more success staying to the side or just behind the crystal and pulling people that try to contest out, and with war... Our LB makes us a miniboss, don't be afraid to chase people down and make yourself an obvious target, it will help your team push.
I kinda do this, as the bait as DRG. I like to backflip from in front to behind enemy lines right after the initial engagement and let aoes fly. Then run people back to their base (I always get at least 1 chaser, sometimes 2.) if no one reacts I pick someone to jump in on and focus down. I know this won’t work for long, but when it works it’s incredibly gratifying.
@@rosieweaselby peeling means to use stuns, forced movement and even damage to protect other party members do they can do their job better. For example, ninja has an AoE execution on their LB; therefore they become a primary target when their lb is fulll. To peel for them, you want to use everything you have to keep them alive so they can get it off, this includes trying to keep the other team from staying above 50% HP cause the longer they stay out of execution range the more time they have to get rid of the ninja
Some other tips: Track opponents MP. A target with 70% hp and no MP is better than a target with 50% hp and full MP in most scenarios and coordinating your attacks on the no MP target will result in a kill if they're out in the open SGE and WHM reward aggressive play. Both have powerful offensive abilities allowing you and your team to push in and finish off prime health targets while shoring up your team's ability to stay in the fight. SCH and AST are more about debilitating the enemy's defensive capabilities in a group fight and supporting your team from the back line. Use the environment to your advantage. Corners/LOS are very strong as they were in feast and while focusing on the objective keep in mind the corners nearby that you can quickly use to LOS any ranged enemies. The Volcano arena leaves offensive buffs you can pick up after the fire bombs go off, grab any you see on your way to turn you into a killing machine. If any enemies fail to block the Tornado on that arena immediately burst them as they will have received a ton of damage.
Nope wrong a target with 50% hp and full mp likely will heal and it will be pointless. A target 70% hp and no mp cannot heal and will die if focused unless your dumb let him get away and allow him to use an elixir. Even if he guards his hp will go down and in guard as it doesn't mitigate full damage. Only PLD has an ability to do that with another skill. Though even then you just wait his guard off then nuke him. In terms MP is life in Crystalline Conflict.
Another small tip is to see what kind of macros you can make for your job. For instance I have a 5 separate buttons f1-f5 for the machinist LB to quickly snipe a target and a target macro for bishop. I also have 2 different deployment tactics on sch. One for the party, one for the enemy. (/pvpaction instead of /action for those who are unaware)
I've seen some people use macros that simulate the countdown option that used to be in feast by applying 3, 2, 1 and then the circle/X sign on a single enemy, trying to prompt allies to hit their burst when the "timer" reaches 0.
Interesting you recommend it. Did it at some point but found out my team was commiting too hard to kill target 1 which was detrimental. I use target pings instead for it is more flexible: you can still pre ping someone but punish smo that is going too deep. With number signs people tend not to punish over extends. We are all sheeps
The sad thing I see is that people don’t regroup even if I ping. They just respawn and run straight into the enemy 5 man instead of waiting for our respawns. That being said the Warrior LB has clutched so many games for me: LB>AoE stun>Bloodwhetting>AoE finish it off with some Fellcleaves. Keep up the great videos!
Feel the same way about summoner lb its mean if the match hits overtime. If enemy team is on the crystal use titans bind into bahamut then rush in to x2 ifrit aoe while they are spamming heals then finish with bahamut. Can sometimes wipe 4 or even 5 enemys doing this.
Well depending on where the crystal is I do Jump in immediately and shield to buy time for the rest of the team to group up and stopping movement of the crystal, as soon as shield is about to run out I backflip the heck out of there. It's down to situations and the clock
Some great tips! One thing I would add, is taking time to fully understand your class's strengths and weaknesses. Know your KIT inside and out. Understand your most optimal burst sequences and ways to alter it to allow for more optimal escape related abilities. Key example: Popping evasive jump 4-5 seconds before initiating with the twin dragon strike will half the amount of time you'll need to wait for the next opening. So once your go in and dump your burst, it is about when your Evasive jump will be back up for you to pull up and recuperate for the next burst window. Plan your escape, and play smart. Just like PVE, the worst thing you can do is DIE
using guard offensively with RDM is a great strategy, you would use corps a corp, then frazzle the entire enemy team then you use guard to get to safety. Not only now do they all have damage taken increased and their healing reduced while also surviving most attacks. This gives your team REALLY great power early on for the first 10 seconds of a fight
Great advice! A tip I have is when you're being chased to play to the elixirs on the field. I've seen people survive 2on1 and 3on1 situations by using mobility to drag their opponents from elixir to elixir. It can be very hard to take down ranged opponents who do this well.
I'd like to see more chat options, like "baiting" or "guard crystal", "stay together" "don't chase" "stay with crystal". The communication is extremely limited and it's annoying.
It's mentioned in the Crystalline Conflict webpage, but not explicitly in-game: pick up the buffs available in the Cloud Nine and Volcanic Heart when the arena events happen! During Turbulence, stand in the yellow circles to pick up black chocobo feathers to get a movement and attack speed buff. Similarly pick up the orange bomb cores left behind during the Eruption event which gives damage up (up to 10 stacks). Both of these buffs also fill your limit gauge. So many matches could be flipped around by picking up these buffs.
Just started with the game a few weeks ago, I am entertaining the thought of dipping a toe into PvP. I might still suck, but this guide helps take away a lot of the (sometimes overwhelming) unknowns of what to expect, and how to set a solid foundation for my entry matches. Much appreciated! Will definitely give PvP a try now.
I've had overwatch flashbacks doing this, playing a healer and just getting immediately stunlocked and turbokilled by a mcree and genji, sorry, Sam and ninja.
As a Roadhog, sorry, Warrior, I feel ya. Peeling for the backline, either with the hook or Primal Rend, means I get more heals. Since half of WAR's skills scale with health, it's just win-win for the whole team. To my fellow Hog mains, remember to peel for heals. Also, damned Genjis: Whenever they're low they just hide and slink off, so you can never catch them.
One extremely helpful thing is to put marks on the healers in your team and also on high priority targets on the enemy team, like the healers or a highly skilled, high threat target and always focus them first and burst them down (if it's not a tank). What I also like to do is to always put a mark on Dragoons because their LB is extremely dangerous if you failed to see it coming but can otherwise easily be mitigated/avoided. Dragoon LBs are the worst thing I witnessed my teams always getting killed on day 1 while escaping Bronze Tier xD
I have lost so many matches where I've tried to hold the crystal, died and just watched helplessly while the enemy push the crystal in to our base while my team chase after one warrior on full health. Also one tip about guard, you can see a telegraph for the dragoon lb, so you can use it to stop yourself from getting maimed by it.
There is a keybind for "target nearest enemy". I never hear anyone talk about using this for pvp, but it's my favorite way to target. I put I put it on "~" and alternate between that to keep the gcd rolling and the keeping the pressure up in q bug fight, using "tab" to redirect from guarding/mitigating enemies, and I use clicking for targeting specific enemies for securing kills or crowd control.
OMG THANK YOU!! Yes, TIP #1 is the most important one there is in my opinion. K/D ratio holds no sway on scoring in this pvp mode as far as I have seen. This guide was so much more helpful than the last video I just watched.
Not sure if this is a tip or not but I think it will help contoller people cuz it helped me a bit. Having macros "/target " will target enemy 1 for enemy 2 and so forth. So when you or someone puts a marker, its much easier to hard target them.
Something I found helpful regarding targeting. There is a targeting option for nearest enemy, map that to middle mouse button to quickly switch to someone. Far enemy’s click names, close middle mouse
Another tip: you can setup your pvp specific hotbars outside of pvp instance while at Wolf's Den (I dunno if anyone else already posted this); you can pull pvp abilities via characther>pvp profile menus, I'm brand new to FF14 pvp and spent the first match i was spending the first part of the match frantically attempting to setup bars
I play with controller so I don't know if this is helpful, but the game has a variety of keybind options for targeting, including some you might not know about. There's "Target Nearest Enemy" "Target Last Enemy" and "Target Enemy Attacking You". Unfortunately they don't cycle so you have to de-target to target something else. There's also one that many might not know about because it's technically a controller input, which is the "Confirm" binding under the System tab. Confirm will target characters close to you, with a complex priority system based on your character's direct line of sight and what kinds of targets are on your screen. It's hard to explain but I find it quite intuitive, at least on controller, as it targets whatever is directly in front of your character, so it's quite easy to predict what it will target. It will also exclude certain targets based on your targeting settings so if you set your targeting mode to "enemies only" it will not target party members.
great guide. Some of this I was starting to intuit as I played, but still good to hear it out loud and explained. I'm still bad, and maybe I need to explore other jobs and see if something feels better for me but I'm having a blast exploring this mode and learning it.
That was a fun guide! TY! I got my first CC win today with zero deaths, 4 assists and one kill on my SGE and it clicked! Basically fight skirmish mode, dash in and out is LOS, nuke the other side when they're clumped, otherwise avoid groups and hinder as much as possible while providing support to your own team!
great tips, i would also add, as someone else said below HELP PEEL FOR YOUR HEALER. no we do not pocket heal, however depending upon which healer we are are playing we CAN be a very strong support for the team - and many teams will still tend to dogpile us.
Diamond 2 here, I would say it is occasionally beneficial to chase 1 or 2 people down with low health in order to stagger enemy spawns which is great for keeping the fights 5 v 4 or 5 v 3.
Tip #11; Play a ranged job if you're new, much easier to not be totally out of position when you don't have all the fancy movement abilities the melees do!
As warrior you can open with a 3-5 player stun and immediately after pop guard after the stun falls off ,everyones first reaction after the stun is to retaliate with bursting and you can bait their biggest damage out early game, also puts your team in a early game advantage.
i found these really helpful! i'm not really looking to be super high rank Gamer Hours but i wanted to be more aware of what i was missing in the matches, i don't wanna just be a lump while i'm having fun!
This is really solid advice all around. If nothing else, I can say to temper your expectations. It IS solo queue only and you can run into players pretty easily who may have no idea how to play this mode, or interest in really putting in that effort. Just try to have fun with it and don't get too frustrated. Anyone's bound to get annoyed if you're all the way up to Bronze/Silver/Gold etc 1 and then have a string of losses bringing you to the bottom of that bracket in a handful of matches.
Thank you!!! Very helpful, would love more guides and PvP videos :) I'm enjoying this mode a lot, it's really fun, but I'm not used to playing any PvP games, so I have a lot to learn and improve!
The pvp so far for me has felt so RNG based on whos in your team, every single game for me has been always really one sided, either my team will just destroy or be getting destroyed.
Sadly.. I love the new pvp mode but it's a matter of grinding through the RNG. Me and a friend noticed it's around 40% win rate Guess we gonna play 1000 matches and hope to climb the top 100 at the end of the season ((
This will be an issue always in casual. But as someone who finally got to Silver after three days of trying then proceeded to get to Platinum in less than an hour, the problem is less pronounced if you rank up.
This might sound like weird advice, but I think one of the most important things people need to deprogram out of themselves for Crystal Conflict is the instinct to go all in on trying to kill supports as soon as possible. I'm not saying to never go in on them if its advantageous, but rather I'm talking about those players that never stop targetting or letting up on a support player, even if its not particularly advantageous or worse yet...there's more vulnerable or squishier targets that are nearby, or one that maybe other members have locked down. I've been in quite a few games where some players just hyper-focus on the support players all the time and that's just not now Crystal Conflict works because everyone is essentially a dps. (although I'll add that hyper fixating on healers allows them to turn what healing utility they have fully on themselves + Recuperate + Guard and make amazing resource drain distractions.) I'm not saying to never go in on supports, but more that supports aren't always super high priority targets that everyone has to drop everything to go after. The enemy team losing say, a SAM, a DRG, or a RDM to name a few can be just as devastating...if not more so in some cases, than a support. I know its a difficult mentality to get out of your head because its so natural to assume that the supports is/are the enemy teams' Achilles heel to take out at all costs, but thats just not how it works in this pvp.
If only PVP had a tab targeting system like Dissidia NT. Where it goes down from your target down the player list. So if you target the top player and want to go to the person at the bottom, you can either tab target down 4 times or shift tab 1 up. Just that would make things much more consistent. Also, the respawn timer is garbage. 10 seconds to respawn, 10 seconds to regain control of your character.
Yeah, 10 seconds is pretty long and punishing. I'd day make it 6 seconds, BUT each death extends the timer by 2 seconds. The idea is to make sure people can't just chain suicide in to stall forever, but it feels bad to lose a fight exclusively because the enemy got their first kill on my team after they died for the 3rd time. Those moments feel very bad because then we lose due to an overly punishing timer when we more than earned our place as winners for the match
@@hellfrozenphoenix13 The timer isn't the problem. The problem is that, after the timer expires, you load up back on the platform, so a black screen for 2 or 3 seconds, then your character loads in and takes another 4ish seconds before being able to move again. I find this as the only big issue with PVP that NEEDS to be fixed. Tab targeting is whatever. But fix these god fuck death timers please.
The concept of handholding in PvP games tend to be something not exist since ppl kinda want this and that without actually trying to learn it. If this PvP teach something, that would be how ppl react so you can adjust your play style to suit it. Be flexible and quick on opportunities. That’s what a good Pvper should be. The ceiling of this mode is technically on the roof since you need to play fast and effectively. There is that gap in skill here if grouping become a thing later on.
Excellent guide dude!! A lot of these I was starting to naturally understand while playing, but putting everything in a nice, concise video like this with great explanations is really making me want to jump back in and get better now that I have more of an idea of how to play.
my biggest thing for new people is - please protect your healers! and for healers, please learn to line of site around corners. it's best if you just hug corners tightly and just pop in and out of them to heal. it forces opposing team to have to physically walk around the walls and be in very vulnerable spots to target you.
Brilliant list of tips for a lot of people That has the be my biggest pet peev with ffxiv pvp. the tab targeting being so awful. I'm not sure why they don't have more distance based options that would fix probably 90% of peoples complaints. The guard tip is mega. i always find i'm an oh shit guarder need to fix that!
A very helpful guide :) I found that just doing it makes things clearer each time. On the other hand, I cant do too many matches in one sitting; I guess I'm not made for that fast paced content but its fun none the less and the fact that its so short really helps. Sofar I've only done casual matches... dont yet dare to do ranked ^^°
The most important part about the Elixir is that you get 4 more Recuperates. This makes Elixir the most important ability. The strategy of using CC then retreating to use Elixir becomes a viable option when most of your team is alive.
To TIP: 10 something I can add which is something I learned to climb ranked ladders in games where you can't outfarm the opponent: adapt to your team, their skill and their methods. If you're a player who's already knowledgeable to be in higher tier yet find yourself stuck whilst feeling your team is dragging you down with their stupid plays, it might be cause you play with a high ranked mind but don't adapt to how lower ranks play. That is if an ally does the leeroy move at the start of the match, instead of standing back and going "what a dumb ass", you follow up, you support their play and try to turn it from a horrible move to a good one, because you can't control what they do and if they die, they die, but you can control what you do and you can shift the scales to your favor. Similarly, if there's 2 teammates chasing the enemy to the enemy base, follow them, make sure their plays don't end in a 3v2 or anyone dying. You don't need to go all ham, just linger about and help a bit, meanwhile you only need 1 person to push the crystal effectively. These are just two examples thrown by the video, whilst you shouldn't be one of these people, when trying to get out of lower ranks the trick is to not imitate higher ranked players, but to "babysit" your team and try to support their reckless plays. Cause if you stay back and they die, over and over, you're gonna be short a member of the team, or several, and all your knowledge and skill means nothing if you're too passive and you'll have a rough and frustrating time climbing.
Going here to supplement my levelling of my MNK and BLM thu pvp. I feel so called out haha! Thanks for the tips. I hope they translate to skill once I’m in game. Time to be deadweight!
This PvP is the mode of trusting that ppl will eventually learn or know how to change strat and approach rather than just broke it down and done it. For the most part, the main focus of this is the Fun aspect, not fully competitive edge. This will later change when they add group ranking in where you need 5 ppl to participate or so. Though that might become a 3 round match with total of 15 min run I think. The feast gonna comeback again though, same for rival wings (which is basically what I’m kinda interested with these changes, especially with hidden gouge)
another tip is to try and help others who may be new to pvp in ffxiv, giving advice after the game or to your team if your in a static will help with confidence and can improve others way of playing
Tip for Dancers : Always choose your dance partner before the match. Your dash move changes some of your attacks after using it, and unlocks Saber Dance. A strong aoe move, also your LB move charms enemies and any attacks on charmed people will keep the debuff up. And as others say use the quick chat commands to tell your teammates new info or to stay back until all of you regroup. - Happy PVPing.
This is really cool! Thanks for the guide. I'm good in Frontline and was good in Feast but I've sucked so much in CC lol So yeah, more guides would be helpful, like a guide for the different maps and some job skills. Thanks again.
8:53 I'm sorry but i failed to understand this tip.."unit frame" ? what part does that refer to? is it the health part above the character head? Eveything you mentioned is really helpful so thank you for much for the video!
Biggest tip: Aside from the crystal, learn how to press buttons correctly. Learn what starts your global cooldown and what is an off-global cooldown, don't just spam recuperate when you could weave it between damage to keep pressure on the opponent too.
Amazing tips! I can't wait to jump back into a match so I can panic and forget everything you just taught me! 😂 Seriously though, the HUD tip alone is going to help a lot. It was frustrating not knowing how to configure that. Great point about the Elixir, too. I was a bit puzzled about how to use that effectively.
Wish he had shown footage of the wind thing he was talking about, I haven't gotten that map yet so it's hard for me to know where to put it on my screen.
Damn I'm surprised you don't have your healthbar underneath your name, it's super useful instead of having to take your eyes off the middle of the screen Thanks for the tips tho!!
Where is the HUD for the lodge-up trap timer and the LB guage for other players? Would have appreciated alot if it was displayed in the vid, but still thankful for this compilation.
Not sure about the Cloud Nine countdown either, but for LB, it shows on our job icons. For both parties, a little bar on our icon in the party list showing how close it is to being full. It’s the same design that would show our aggro on a target in PvE.
posting here but will sticky too. 1/ under your HUD for "Duty", look for 'Crystalline Conflict Battle Log" this is where the countdown timer will occur, for the Cloud map lifting people into the air 2/ the LB bar for everyone, is displayed as yellow horizontal bar below job icons
Your tips helped me out alot just thought you should know, especially the focus on yourself part and targeting (ESPECIALLY the targeting tip why is FFXIV tab targeting so bad omg) now I got past gold and am on crystal rank now.. Subbed!
I don't understand. What is there to be gained from getting the most kills or highest dps/heals? I have never seen an achievement, or an item earned from either of those.
One thing I noticed is that most of the time the casters/ranged in your team never stay close to the crystal so when most of our team members die except for them, the enemies will immediately push the crystal while the ranged and casters have to run to it, which I find is quite annoying tbh since I always try to stay close to the crystal or inside it of it. And I agree, a lot of players are so full of bloodlust that they forgot about the objective which is one of the most common ways to lose a match. Sometimes I have to spam the “push the crystal” button so that my team actually does it xDD
Its best for caster/ranged to stay further the crystal. If most of the team die instead of running towards the crystal they should regroup and retreat. Also if everyone is near the crystal the aoe is gonna hit everyone.
@@santcout7152 Exactly. People need to stop telling their ranged to go in. Only time I try really hard to push in is if the enemy is knocking on our door or if we're pushing with advantage. Otherwise ranged *should* be out. Having everyone clumped under the crystal is just asking to get decimated with AoEs.
reaper is great but you kinda have to play passively and get your stacks up which makes it pretty team dependent. i get prioritized a lot unfortunately, but it makes sense. at full capacity reaper is just crazy.
Lol the targeting tip doesn’t really work on controller, can do it but if you hold down L1 and scroll. There’s also an Attack Nearest Macro you can bind to spam between attacks. Any more tips appreciated!
I want to PvP as RPR, but it seems inadequate to every other job. It could be great with co-ordination… but that’s not a thing. And a normal move, enshroud, is my LB with an ani-lock. Looks like I’ll have to play another job when I don’t want to in order to progress. 😩
The fact their main kit is a LB is dumb. I love rpr but pvp im a different job. Though no matter which im just going to suck. Good thing there casual as no way i be doing rank unless rank gives more exp.
Great tips, thanks. ^^ I've only tried out casual mode, but I've absolutely noticed the issue of all my team mates leaving to chase down one person. XP idk if people simply dont realize a tank is just as screwed if theyre faced with too many people? I play WAR for my static, just stuck with it for pvp, it's great but it needs attentive teammates who will capitalize on my CCs or go after the person I drag into our group with chains (usually the healer or ranged lol). I tried SAM, but pretty much the other team just focuses you for immediate murder so GL 😅 AST was ok, but basically useless. There's only 2 heals every 30 seconds and some useless cards and your teammates play like idiots because they think healers can still carry lol.
Yo anyone know exactly what setting makes the pvp enemy names always show, I turned a bunch of stuff off for aesthetics and now can't figure out what to turn back on
*Answering some FAQS*
1/ under your HUD for "Duty", look for 'Crystalline Conflict Battle Log" this is where the countdown timer will occur, for the Cloud map lifting people into the air
2/ the LB bar for everyone, is displayed as yellow horizontal bar below job icons
I feel like this is the only type of content FFXIV was missing. A really good attempt from the developers and I really hope they continue to nurture it in the future!
i took a break for like 6 months because game felt boring without pvp content,now i solely came back for this !!!! What I can say is the game is perfect now
It really does seem like this was the final piece the game needed to complete its appeal to all audiences.
@AnyonkaVirgon true
they neeed to keep developing it in the good way, and add hard mode dungeons and then we can says we got the big 3 aspect of an mmo (dungeon/raid/pvp) with some bonuses like deep dungeons, it's perfect
Tip 11: Play something that can hard carry like samurai or dragoon because your team sure as hell isn't going to do any damage.
Facts XD, feels like I always have to jump in and bait the enemy teams hard hitting attacks and insta shield to really start my team off, been working out decent tho. But pvp is 90% team play, you are only as good as your team is
Does item level matter in pvp?
@@darthspoompls nope, u only need a job crystal and your good to go for any job
The retreat button "fall back and regroup" is so so so useful I wish more ppl use it more often.
I feel like people that tunnel vision and overextend will only read that after they're dead tbh
from my experience, only people above plat know how to even pull out without dying. It's not as easy as some people take it. When it works though, its so nice.
It's honestly the most useless button. The ONLY time you should be falling back is when multiple people are dead waiting to repsawn. And that's only to keep each fight even or better with numbers advantage, so don't fall back if the enemy team is missing people as well.
Any other time, leaving your team to fight a 4v5 or worse while you spam "fall back" because you can't rotate mitigation properly or do damage is unacceptable.
I agree! I was in a ranked match when some of our teammates were rushing the opponents and got baited several time. The enemies were dominating and kept on pushing the crystal. Then I pressed the retreat button, and everyone is gathering again. Fortunately we managed to comeback and get the victory, despite the enemies had progressed to 99.3%! What a Clutch!
It doesn't matter if people don't know what's going on and ignores it.
I'm currently plat 3 3stars, one tip I would recommend for fellow dragoons/samurai or any other dps melee in pvp is to try to help peel for your healer/ranged, you may not have the highest kill rate or dps in the end, but it helps your teammates survive which wins the fight usually as everyone can target the one melee opponent who is targeting your ranged. Another would be removing the opponent from the crystal, if you are in the advantaged side during overtime, try to bait your opponent out of the circle or for monk try to push them off, this has won me so many games because people still fail to stand in the circle even in my ranks
Doubly so for tanks, sure DrK and War can keep up with the melees in raw damage, but as a war, I've seen so much more success staying to the side or just behind the crystal and pulling people that try to contest out, and with war... Our LB makes us a miniboss, don't be afraid to chase people down and make yourself an obvious target, it will help your team push.
I kinda do this, as the bait as DRG. I like to backflip from in front to behind enemy lines right after the initial engagement and let aoes fly. Then run people back to their base (I always get at least 1 chaser, sometimes 2.) if no one reacts I pick someone to jump in on and focus down. I know this won’t work for long, but when it works it’s incredibly gratifying.
Man i wish ppl would do this, I do this alot but sadly also stuck in bronze/silver hell
What does “try to help peel” mean? 😅 trying to improve but I don’t think I speak this language.
@@rosieweaselby peeling means to use stuns, forced movement and even damage to protect other party members do they can do their job better. For example, ninja has an AoE execution on their LB; therefore they become a primary target when their lb is fulll. To peel for them, you want to use everything you have to keep them alive so they can get it off, this includes trying to keep the other team from staying above 50% HP cause the longer they stay out of execution range the more time they have to get rid of the ninja
Some other tips:
Track opponents MP. A target with 70% hp and no MP is better than a target with 50% hp and full MP in most scenarios and coordinating your attacks on the no MP target will result in a kill if they're out in the open
SGE and WHM reward aggressive play. Both have powerful offensive abilities allowing you and your team to push in and finish off prime health targets while shoring up your team's ability to stay in the fight. SCH and AST are more about debilitating the enemy's defensive capabilities in a group fight and supporting your team from the back line.
Use the environment to your advantage. Corners/LOS are very strong as they were in feast and while focusing on the objective keep in mind the corners nearby that you can quickly use to LOS any ranged enemies. The Volcano arena leaves offensive buffs you can pick up after the fire bombs go off, grab any you see on your way to turn you into a killing machine. If any enemies fail to block the Tornado on that arena immediately burst them as they will have received a ton of damage.
Nope wrong a target with 50% hp and full mp likely will heal and it will be pointless. A target 70% hp and no mp cannot heal and will die if focused unless your dumb let him get away and allow him to use an elixir. Even if he guards his hp will go down and in guard as it doesn't mitigate full damage. Only PLD has an ability to do that with another skill. Though even then you just wait his guard off then nuke him. In terms MP is life in Crystalline Conflict.
@@WinoaKaronhiatens that’s what i said. I don’t think you read my comment correctly
Another small tip is to see what kind of macros you can make for your job. For instance I have a 5 separate buttons f1-f5 for the machinist LB to quickly snipe a target and a target macro for bishop. I also have 2 different deployment tactics on sch. One for the party, one for the enemy. (/pvpaction instead of /action for those who are unaware)
what's the macro syntax for targeting enemies in crystal conflict? I used previously for feast
You I’m planning to main MCH for pvp. Mind sharing those macros?
I've seen some people use macros that simulate the countdown option that used to be in feast by applying 3, 2, 1 and then the circle/X sign on a single enemy, trying to prompt allies to hit their burst when the "timer" reaches 0.
@@tqlax21 It's the same, it just goes up to now.
Would you be able to explain how to macro a summoners pvp LBs to the target? (I’m on controller, so Mouse overs don’t work)
My best tip so far is to USE SIGNS
My win rate shot up when I started to proactively apply the #1 Sign on my targets.
Interesting you recommend it. Did it at some point but found out my team was commiting too hard to kill target 1 which was detrimental. I use target pings instead for it is more flexible: you can still pre ping someone but punish smo that is going too deep. With number signs people tend not to punish over extends. We are all sheeps
The sad thing I see is that people don’t regroup even if I ping. They just respawn and run straight into the enemy 5 man instead of waiting for our respawns. That being said the Warrior LB has clutched so many games for me: LB>AoE stun>Bloodwhetting>AoE finish it off with some Fellcleaves. Keep up the great videos!
Feel the same way about summoner lb its mean if the match hits overtime. If enemy team is on the crystal use titans bind into bahamut then rush in to x2 ifrit aoe while they are spamming heals then finish with bahamut. Can sometimes wipe 4 or even 5 enemys doing this.
Well depending on where the crystal is I do Jump in immediately and shield to buy time for the rest of the team to group up and stopping movement of the crystal, as soon as shield is about to run out I backflip the heck out of there.
It's down to situations and the clock
Some great tips! One thing I would add, is taking time to fully understand your class's strengths and weaknesses. Know your KIT inside and out. Understand your most optimal burst sequences and ways to alter it to allow for more optimal escape related abilities.
Key example: Popping evasive jump 4-5 seconds before initiating with the twin dragon strike will half the amount of time you'll need to wait for the next opening. So once your go in and dump your burst, it is about when your Evasive jump will be back up for you to pull up and recuperate for the next burst window.
Plan your escape, and play smart. Just like PVE, the worst thing you can do is DIE
using guard offensively with RDM is a great strategy, you would use corps a corp, then frazzle the entire enemy team then you use guard to get to safety. Not only now do they all have damage taken increased and their healing reduced while also surviving most attacks. This gives your team REALLY great power early on for the first 10 seconds of a fight
Great advice! A tip I have is when you're being chased to play to the elixirs on the field. I've seen people survive 2on1 and 3on1 situations by using mobility to drag their opponents from elixir to elixir. It can be very hard to take down ranged opponents who do this well.
I'd like to see more chat options, like "baiting" or "guard crystal", "stay together" "don't chase" "stay with crystal". The communication is extremely limited and it's annoying.
Don't forget tip #11, play In The Balance (Nald'thal's Alliance Raid theme) as your battle music.
Guaranteed 95% win rate if you do!
Wait is thus actually possible? lmao
That would kill my concentration and ears
It's mentioned in the Crystalline Conflict webpage, but not explicitly in-game: pick up the buffs available in the Cloud Nine and Volcanic Heart when the arena events happen! During Turbulence, stand in the yellow circles to pick up black chocobo feathers to get a movement and attack speed buff. Similarly pick up the orange bomb cores left behind during the Eruption event which gives damage up (up to 10 stacks). Both of these buffs also fill your limit gauge. So many matches could be flipped around by picking up these buffs.
Just started with the game a few weeks ago, I am entertaining the thought of dipping a toe into PvP. I might still suck, but this guide helps take away a lot of the (sometimes overwhelming) unknowns of what to expect, and how to set a solid foundation for my entry matches. Much appreciated! Will definitely give PvP a try now.
I've had overwatch flashbacks doing this, playing a healer and just getting immediately stunlocked and turbokilled by a mcree and genji, sorry, Sam and ninja.
As a Roadhog, sorry, Warrior, I feel ya.
Peeling for the backline, either with the hook or Primal Rend, means I get more heals. Since half of WAR's skills scale with health, it's just win-win for the whole team. To my fellow Hog mains, remember to peel for heals.
Also, damned Genjis: Whenever they're low they just hide and slink off, so you can never catch them.
One extremely helpful thing is to put marks on the healers in your team and also on high priority targets on the enemy team, like the healers or a highly skilled, high threat target and always focus them first and burst them down (if it's not a tank).
What I also like to do is to always put a mark on Dragoons because their LB is extremely dangerous if you failed to see it coming but can otherwise easily be mitigated/avoided.
Dragoon LBs are the worst thing I witnessed my teams always getting killed on day 1 while escaping Bronze Tier xD
I have lost so many matches where I've tried to hold the crystal, died and just watched helplessly while the enemy push the crystal in to our base while my team chase after one warrior on full health. Also one tip about guard, you can see a telegraph for the dragoon lb, so you can use it to stop yourself from getting maimed by it.
There is a keybind for "target nearest enemy". I never hear anyone talk about using this for pvp, but it's my favorite way to target. I put I put it on "~" and alternate between that to keep the gcd rolling and the keeping the pressure up in q bug fight, using "tab" to redirect from guarding/mitigating enemies, and I use clicking for targeting specific enemies for securing kills or crowd control.
OMG THANK YOU!! Yes, TIP #1 is the most important one there is in my opinion. K/D ratio holds no sway on scoring in this pvp mode as far as I have seen. This guide was so much more helpful than the last video I just watched.
Another tip, use sprint, is a toggle in this mode, not duration based, so everytime you are not in combat, use sprint, please
Yeah, it's super useful to keep toggling it when you're being chased, between using your heal and whatnot.
Great to use when in combat as well
Personally, I found Target Nearest Enemy to be pretty helpful in PVP, particularly for melee jobs.
Not sure if this is a tip or not but I think it will help contoller people cuz it helped me a bit. Having macros "/target " will target enemy 1 for enemy 2 and so forth. So when you or someone puts a marker, its much easier to hard target them.
Something I found helpful regarding targeting. There is a targeting option for nearest enemy, map that to middle mouse button to quickly switch to someone. Far enemy’s click names, close middle mouse
Awesome video, these tips should help a lot! I just jumped into CC yesterday (and PvP only a few days ago) and I'm having a blast with it so far
Another tip: you can setup your pvp specific hotbars outside of pvp instance while at Wolf's Den (I dunno if anyone else already posted this); you can pull pvp abilities via characther>pvp profile menus, I'm brand new to FF14 pvp and spent the first match i was spending the first part of the match frantically attempting to setup bars
I play with controller so I don't know if this is helpful, but the game has a variety of keybind options for targeting, including some you might not know about. There's "Target Nearest Enemy" "Target Last Enemy" and "Target Enemy Attacking You". Unfortunately they don't cycle so you have to de-target to target something else. There's also one that many might not know about because it's technically a controller input, which is the "Confirm" binding under the System tab.
Confirm will target characters close to you, with a complex priority system based on your character's direct line of sight and what kinds of targets are on your screen. It's hard to explain but I find it quite intuitive, at least on controller, as it targets whatever is directly in front of your character, so it's quite easy to predict what it will target. It will also exclude certain targets based on your targeting settings so if you set your targeting mode to "enemies only" it will not target party members.
great guide. Some of this I was starting to intuit as I played, but still good to hear it out loud and explained. I'm still bad, and maybe I need to explore other jobs and see if something feels better for me but I'm having a blast exploring this mode and learning it.
I’m clueless in pvp but I watched this and put some of these tips to use and just won in match. Great job!
That was a fun guide! TY! I got my first CC win today with zero deaths, 4 assists and one kill on my SGE and it clicked! Basically fight skirmish mode, dash in and out is LOS, nuke the other side when they're clumped, otherwise avoid groups and hinder as much as possible while providing support to your own team!
great tips, i would also add, as someone else said below HELP PEEL FOR YOUR HEALER. no we do not pocket heal, however depending upon which healer we are are playing we CAN be a very strong support for the team - and many teams will still tend to dogpile us.
Diamond 2 here, I would say it is occasionally beneficial to chase 1 or 2 people down with low health in order to stagger enemy spawns which is great for keeping the fights 5 v 4 or 5 v 3.
Tip #11; Play a ranged job if you're new, much easier to not be totally out of position when you don't have all the fancy movement abilities the melees do!
As a summoner main still trying to learn the new PVP abilities thats good to know Xd
As warrior you can open with a 3-5 player stun and immediately after pop guard after the stun falls off ,everyones first reaction after the stun is to retaliate with bursting and you can bait their biggest damage out early game, also puts your team in a early game advantage.
i found these really helpful! i'm not really looking to be super high rank Gamer Hours but i wanted to be more aware of what i was missing in the matches, i don't wanna just be a lump while i'm having fun!
This is really solid advice all around. If nothing else, I can say to temper your expectations. It IS solo queue only and you can run into players pretty easily who may have no idea how to play this mode, or interest in really putting in that effort. Just try to have fun with it and don't get too frustrated. Anyone's bound to get annoyed if you're all the way up to Bronze/Silver/Gold etc 1 and then have a string of losses bringing you to the bottom of that bracket in a handful of matches.
I’m at work right now but this video made me so antsy to get home to try these adjustments!! Thank you!
Great guide, thank you so much! Just started Crystalline Conflict and this is massively helpful.
Thank you!!! Very helpful, would love more guides and PvP videos :) I'm enjoying this mode a lot, it's really fun, but I'm not used to playing any PvP games, so I have a lot to learn and improve!
The pvp so far for me has felt so RNG based on whos in your team, every single game for me has been always really one sided, either my team will just destroy or be getting destroyed.
Sadly.. I love the new pvp mode but it's a matter of grinding through the RNG.
Me and a friend noticed it's around 40% win rate
Guess we gonna play 1000 matches and hope to climb the top 100 at the end of the season ((
Welcome to any ranked pvp game
This will be an issue always in casual. But as someone who finally got to Silver after three days of trying then proceeded to get to Platinum in less than an hour, the problem is less pronounced if you rank up.
@@guitalex2005 silver to plat in an hour 🧢
@@guitalex2005 Congratz!
I actually spent ~3h from bronze to gold, but 2 days to Platinum ))
Great video Quaz, really helpful advice. I am VERY new to PvP in general and this has already helped alot :D Thank you :D
This might sound like weird advice, but I think one of the most important things people need to deprogram out of themselves for Crystal Conflict is the instinct to go all in on trying to kill supports as soon as possible. I'm not saying to never go in on them if its advantageous, but rather I'm talking about those players that never stop targetting or letting up on a support player, even if its not particularly advantageous or worse yet...there's more vulnerable or squishier targets that are nearby, or one that maybe other members have locked down. I've been in quite a few games where some players just hyper-focus on the support players all the time and that's just not now Crystal Conflict works because everyone is essentially a dps. (although I'll add that hyper fixating on healers allows them to turn what healing utility they have fully on themselves + Recuperate + Guard and make amazing resource drain distractions.)
I'm not saying to never go in on supports, but more that supports aren't always super high priority targets that everyone has to drop everything to go after. The enemy team losing say, a SAM, a DRG, or a RDM to name a few can be just as devastating...if not more so in some cases, than a support.
I know its a difficult mentality to get out of your head because its so natural to assume that the supports is/are the enemy teams' Achilles heel to take out at all costs, but thats just not how it works in this pvp.
HUGE tip about the cyclone thing. I didnt know guard blocked that enviroment thing. Ty!
Awesome compilation of tips here!!! Tried and tested them all personally! and yes! numbers game it is... :D thanks for the great video Quazii!
If only PVP had a tab targeting system like Dissidia NT. Where it goes down from your target down the player list. So if you target the top player and want to go to the person at the bottom, you can either tab target down 4 times or shift tab 1 up. Just that would make things much more consistent.
Also, the respawn timer is garbage. 10 seconds to respawn, 10 seconds to regain control of your character.
Yeah, 10 seconds is pretty long and punishing. I'd day make it 6 seconds, BUT each death extends the timer by 2 seconds. The idea is to make sure people can't just chain suicide in to stall forever, but it feels bad to lose a fight exclusively because the enemy got their first kill on my team after they died for the 3rd time. Those moments feel very bad because then we lose due to an overly punishing timer when we more than earned our place as winners for the match
@@hellfrozenphoenix13 The timer isn't the problem. The problem is that, after the timer expires, you load up back on the platform, so a black screen for 2 or 3 seconds, then your character loads in and takes another 4ish seconds before being able to move again. I find this as the only big issue with PVP that NEEDS to be fixed. Tab targeting is whatever. But fix these god fuck death timers please.
The concept of handholding in PvP games tend to be something not exist since ppl kinda want this and that without actually trying to learn it.
If this PvP teach something, that would be how ppl react so you can adjust your play style to suit it. Be flexible and quick on opportunities. That’s what a good Pvper should be.
The ceiling of this mode is technically on the roof since you need to play fast and effectively. There is that gap in skill here if grouping become a thing later on.
Excellent guide dude!! A lot of these I was starting to naturally understand while playing, but putting everything in a nice, concise video like this with great explanations is really making me want to jump back in and get better now that I have more of an idea of how to play.
after complete 6.1 MSQ ,
my brain can't stop repeat this : "water , water , foath and foam" in jp voice
For someone who doesn't pvp much, this is quite helpful. I have to try to remember this.
my biggest thing for new people is - please protect your healers! and for healers, please learn to line of site around corners. it's best if you just hug corners tightly and just pop in and out of them to heal. it forces opposing team to have to physically walk around the walls and be in very vulnerable spots to target you.
Only tip you need: Hope you get good rng to get the good teammates
This was actually REALLY good
Finally taking pvp seriously and I found this guide Very informative
Thank you 🙏🏾
Brilliant list of tips for a lot of people
That has the be my biggest pet peev with ffxiv pvp. the tab targeting being so awful.
I'm not sure why they don't have more distance based options that would fix probably 90% of peoples complaints.
The guard tip is mega. i always find i'm an oh shit guarder need to fix that!
Thanks for the tips! Very helpful, wspecially the guard/knockup thing, I did not know that! Thanks again Quazii!
Fantastic video. Can't wait to put these tips into practice.
A very helpful guide :) I found that just doing it makes things clearer each time. On the other hand, I cant do too many matches in one sitting; I guess I'm not made for that fast paced content but its fun none the less and the fact that its so short really helps. Sofar I've only done casual matches... dont yet dare to do ranked ^^°
The most important part about the Elixir is that you get 4 more Recuperates. This makes Elixir the most important ability. The strategy of using CC then retreating to use Elixir becomes a viable option when most of your team is alive.
To TIP: 10 something I can add which is something I learned to climb ranked ladders in games where you can't outfarm the opponent: adapt to your team, their skill and their methods.
If you're a player who's already knowledgeable to be in higher tier yet find yourself stuck whilst feeling your team is dragging you down with their stupid plays, it might be cause you play with a high ranked mind but don't adapt to how lower ranks play.
That is if an ally does the leeroy move at the start of the match, instead of standing back and going "what a dumb ass", you follow up, you support their play and try to turn it from a horrible move to a good one, because you can't control what they do and if they die, they die, but you can control what you do and you can shift the scales to your favor.
Similarly, if there's 2 teammates chasing the enemy to the enemy base, follow them, make sure their plays don't end in a 3v2 or anyone dying. You don't need to go all ham, just linger about and help a bit, meanwhile you only need 1 person to push the crystal effectively.
These are just two examples thrown by the video, whilst you shouldn't be one of these people, when trying to get out of lower ranks the trick is to not imitate higher ranked players, but to "babysit" your team and try to support their reckless plays. Cause if you stay back and they die, over and over, you're gonna be short a member of the team, or several, and all your knowledge and skill means nothing if you're too passive and you'll have a rough and frustrating time climbing.
Going here to supplement my levelling of my MNK and BLM thu pvp. I feel so called out haha! Thanks for the tips. I hope they translate to skill once I’m in game. Time to be deadweight!
This PvP is the mode of trusting that ppl will eventually learn or know how to change strat and approach rather than just broke it down and done it. For the most part, the main focus of this is the Fun aspect, not fully competitive edge.
This will later change when they add group ranking in where you need 5 ppl to participate or so. Though that might become a 3 round match with total of 15 min run I think.
The feast gonna comeback again though, same for rival wings (which is basically what I’m kinda interested with these changes, especially with hidden gouge)
another tip is to try and help others who may be new to pvp in ffxiv, giving advice after the game or to your team if your in a static will help with confidence and can improve others way of playing
Tip for Dancers : Always choose your dance partner before the match. Your dash move changes some of your attacks after using it, and unlocks Saber Dance. A strong aoe move, also your LB move charms enemies and any attacks on charmed people will keep the debuff up.
And as others say use the quick chat commands to tell your teammates new info or to stay back until all of you regroup. - Happy PVPing.
Or don't play dnc at all tbh, dnc and gnb are very undertuned
@@ryoujiarisato7308
Honestly dragoon and summoner are stronger, but I still enjoy my main of Gunbreaker outside of PVP.
@@LazyVanny they did a good job of making all jobs fun imo, just some are not the strongest for ranked play
the problem is that a crazy maneuver is only overextending if it doesn't work
This is really cool! Thanks for the guide. I'm good in Frontline and was good in Feast but I've sucked so much in CC lol
So yeah, more guides would be helpful, like a guide for the different maps and some job skills. Thanks again.
just lead 3 people away from the objective by the time they killed me the my teams victory was inevitable
THATS WHY YOU STAY ON THE OBJ
But you weren't on objective either
@@Gamemaster-64True but most of my team was on the point so I took the risk
so good! thank you for all the great tips and explanations!
My favorite part was my first game where I didnt have the hot bars set up because i’m oblivious so I just stood there the whole time.
Extremely helpful! Off to your next guide. =)
This was awesome! I just started to PvP and it’s really fun, I think I’m addicted 😂
Excellent vid my good sir!
8:53 I'm sorry but i failed to understand this tip.."unit frame" ? what part does that refer to? is it the health part above the character head?
Eveything you mentioned is really helpful so thank you for much for the video!
I loved this guide! Would be interested in a guide on specific classes and pvp
Thanks that was helpful, great first guide 👍🏼
I hope more ppl see this ty been enjoying cc pvp alot
Went on a 5 win streak right after finishing this video, all I can say is very good video!!
Bronze 2 to gold now!
the thumbnail didnt lie this tips are fire!
haha so true i been in so many bad parties that go for the glory, thanks for the tips i hope everyone watches this x
All exceptionally good tips. Especially 5 & 10.
Biggest tip: Aside from the crystal, learn how to press buttons correctly. Learn what starts your global cooldown and what is an off-global cooldown, don't just spam recuperate when you could weave it between damage to keep pressure on the opponent too.
Amazing tips! I can't wait to jump back into a match so I can panic and forget everything you just taught me! 😂
Seriously though, the HUD tip alone is going to help a lot. It was frustrating not knowing how to configure that. Great point about the Elixir, too. I was a bit puzzled about how to use that effectively.
Wish he had shown footage of the wind thing he was talking about, I haven't gotten that map yet so it's hard for me to know where to put it on my screen.
Damn I'm surprised you don't have your healthbar underneath your name, it's super useful instead of having to take your eyes off the middle of the screen
Thanks for the tips tho!!
Where is the HUD for the lodge-up trap timer and the LB guage for other players?
Would have appreciated alot if it was displayed in the vid, but still thankful for this compilation.
Not sure about the Cloud Nine countdown either, but for LB, it shows on our job icons. For both parties, a little bar on our icon in the party list showing how close it is to being full. It’s the same design that would show our aggro on a target in PvE.
posting here but will sticky too.
1/ under your HUD for "Duty", look for 'Crystalline Conflict Battle Log" this is where the countdown timer will occur, for the Cloud map lifting people into the air
2/ the LB bar for everyone, is displayed as yellow horizontal bar below job icons
Your tips helped me out alot just thought you should know, especially the focus on yourself part and targeting (ESPECIALLY the targeting tip why is FFXIV tab targeting so bad omg) now I got past gold and am on crystal rank now.. Subbed!
I don't understand. What is there to be gained from getting the most kills or highest dps/heals? I have never seen an achievement, or an item earned from either of those.
Thanks! Great vid!
Thanks so much for the tips! I'm loving C.C.
Loved the video, would watch individual class guides if you made them :)
One thing I noticed is that most of the time the casters/ranged in your team never stay close to the crystal so when most of our team members die except for them, the enemies will immediately push the crystal while the ranged and casters have to run to it, which I find is quite annoying tbh since I always try to stay close to the crystal or inside it of it. And I agree, a lot of players are so full of bloodlust that they forgot about the objective which is one of the most common ways to lose a match. Sometimes I have to spam the “push the crystal” button so that my team actually does it xDD
Its best for caster/ranged to stay further the crystal. If most of the team die instead of running towards the crystal they should regroup and retreat. Also if everyone is near the crystal the aoe is gonna hit everyone.
@@santcout7152 Exactly. People need to stop telling their ranged to go in. Only time I try really hard to push in is if the enemy is knocking on our door or if we're pushing with advantage. Otherwise ranged *should* be out. Having everyone clumped under the crystal is just asking to get decimated with AoEs.
reaper is great but you kinda have to play passively and get your stacks up which makes it pretty team dependent. i get prioritized a lot unfortunately, but it makes sense. at full capacity reaper is just crazy.
Lol the targeting tip doesn’t really work on controller, can do it but if you hold down L1 and scroll. There’s also an Attack Nearest Macro you can bind to spam between attacks. Any more tips appreciated!
I want to PvP as RPR, but it seems inadequate to every other job. It could be great with co-ordination… but that’s not a thing. And a normal move, enshroud, is my LB with an ani-lock. Looks like I’ll have to play another job when I don’t want to in order to progress. 😩
The fact their main kit is a LB is dumb. I love rpr but pvp im a different job. Though no matter which im just going to suck. Good thing there casual as no way i be doing rank unless rank gives more exp.
@@Gamemaster-64 if the job has a stun, it’s meta. Root is second. All else can kick rocks.
Could also add play the meta jobs as well in the guide there is a clear sign wich jobs are way better then the rest atm
Any tip for controller users regarding the tab targeting?
this was great thank you!
Very awesome video!
Gained a sub! I really enjoyed this guide and love your coverage over the ff14 PvP.
Great tips, thanks. ^^ I've only tried out casual mode, but I've absolutely noticed the issue of all my team mates leaving to chase down one person. XP idk if people simply dont realize a tank is just as screwed if theyre faced with too many people? I play WAR for my static, just stuck with it for pvp, it's great but it needs attentive teammates who will capitalize on my CCs or go after the person I drag into our group with chains (usually the healer or ranged lol). I tried SAM, but pretty much the other team just focuses you for immediate murder so GL 😅 AST was ok, but basically useless. There's only 2 heals every 30 seconds and some useless cards and your teammates play like idiots because they think healers can still carry lol.
Yo anyone know exactly what setting makes the pvp enemy names always show, I turned a bunch of stuff off for aesthetics and now can't figure out what to turn back on
Very cool tips! Thank you for sharing!