Yeah I am still not 100% hitting Upheaval's correctly outside of IR so I am not able to hit them during IR. That's something I'm working on. On the 4 fell cleave IR's, that's me popping IR too early.Just at a glance a few small things you can work on that will increase your dps quite a bit. 4 of your inner release windows only had 4 fel cleaves, and three didn't have an upheaval under the buff either. Make sure you get 5 fel cleaves + 1 upheaval + 1 onslaught under inner release. You had a lot of broken combos, for a melee of any type this is pretty big, get that muscle memory in on the dummy. Weaving seems fine and overall hitting your gcd so mechanically you're doing well, just shore up the few rotational issues above and should be parsing purple in no time. After that it'll just be uptime for movement mechanics that you'll learn over time.
I think it's better to delay it if you fucked up alignement, to get it back into the IR window, rather than just use it out. If you see IR coming up in ~15secs and upheaval is up, hold it. Obviously better to keep it aligned.Yeah I am still not 100% hitting Upheaval's correctly outside of IR so I am not able to hit them during IR. That's something I'm working on. On the 4 fell cleave IR's, that's me popping IR too early.
Looks like I broke 8 combos. Better than my 21 last time!
Orr..... You can buy them on the marketboard 10k at a time
There is a really long video somewhere of someone showing their progress on a blank new character(using story progress skip to unlock stuff) when lvling crafters only, and making like 20m in the process of hitting 70(was done during SB). Basically does daillies, beast tribes, crafts stuff that sells a bit, reinvest money into gear and just self sustain the entire way. And a lot of the low lvl stuff is still worth good money, just not like, combat gear generally unless it has a unique appearance, but glamour stuff, furniture, components for endgame crafts(Natron and Varnish for example) and even crafting/gathering leveling gear will sell for a nice profit and will pay for the shards you need while lvling.I'm currently leveling up all craft jobs, so I do a lot of this. Since I craft one of everything for the bonus exp, I sell almost all of it on the MB. Watch what sells for a lot and craft a few more to stick up. I did this with some eye glasses, jewelry, and a few random pieces of furniture, and I have plenty of Gil. Earned almost 2m I think so far, and my crafters are all early 40s.
Retainers are a great source too. Can get 60 shards a run at a certain point early on, so I just keep them running as much as possible.
I know what you mean. Every time I switch between my main job and one I have not played in a while, I am completely lost. The nice thing is that I have found a ton of useful videos on youtube that help as a refresher. Some abilities will be out of date due to patches, but it helps to get the feel for what you should be doing.Just came back to play this.. I have to admit I have a ton of abilities on both my Monk and Bard that I have no clue what I'm doing.. LOL.
If you're not a crafter, what are some good gil making activities? I assume you could play the market board pretty hard here but I'm not sure I want to