FFXIV 6.28+ Samurai Level 51-90 Detailed Guide!



Level by level, I explain how the tools of the Samurai works, including openers and rotations as needed, not to mention considerations regarding the max level looping rotation and how it plays into the 2 minute burst windows!

If you are a completely new Samurai player, then my starter guide on the subject will probably be more helpful for you:
https://youtu.be/4uXbzcvIMGo

If you found the concepts GCD and oGCD a bit difficult to follow, I have a short going through the basics quickly:
https://youtube.com/shorts/WDtPflAdQto
I also have a longer video going a bit more in-depth, however, it is a bit older, yet still entirely relevant:
https://youtu.be/4jZ9j7ti0Nw

Discord Community Server, come hang out:
https://discord.gg/FDNFgEYyaT

Music Used:
FFXIV Endwalker – Cradle of Hope

#ffxiv #endwalker

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 51-60 Introducing Kenki
04:11 Level 60 Summary
04:33 61-70 More Kenki and AoE Spenders
06:49 Level 70 Summary
07:22 71-80 Double Iaijutsus and Senei
11:06 Level 80 Summary
11:45 81-90 Charges and Ogi Namikiri
14:11 Final Summary
15:07 Optimized Opener
15:55 Downtime, Bursts and Fillers
17:03 General Rotation Tips
17:44 2 and 3+ Target Rotations
18:24 Skillspeed Breakpoints
19:10 Stat Priorities
19:48 Fun Fact

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9 thoughts on “FFXIV 6.28+ Samurai Level 51-90 Detailed Guide!”

  1. The fact that you have 30 seconds to use oga namakiri is a godsend. So often in DF you'll have people letting their buffs drift (the worst offender seems to be ninjas/mug) and being able to use ikishoten on cooldown and still get ON within buffs… well, it'd feel bad if you couldn't.

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  2. Thank you, I have been painfully levelling my Samurai over the past year and a couple watch throughs of this today at a practice dummy has completely changed my opinion on it, I always felt I played clunky and not understanding the nuiances of keeping the little personal buffs up using CD's OGCD's where etc the video was MASSIVE for me so thank you :)!

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