[FFXIV] Fastest Rathalos Mount Farming Method



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  1. The accounts of the fight are straight forward but they must have changed the encounter a bit. Never in my 50 plus times of this fight (since i earned the mount and got stuck in this fight many times after due to mentor roulettes) did I see all the smaller adds along with the buffalo. I also know that the buffalo cleaves and never saw a DPS yet that could take that cleave. Any physical attack or fire attack puts a dot on you which usually takes a good 1/4 to 1/3 of your hp's and there are no "cure" properties to your healing potions. So if you bypassing the whole need for a tank and healer there must have been a change to things. The higher i level or the fight itself. Perhaps it was the adding of the unsynced option but clearly the fight now as you show it is not like how it used to be when I did it.

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  2. Very nice find. Thanks for sharing it .But extremes (synced) normally need 99 kills to buy a mount and can range from 9 to 12 minutes with a good team. Imagine Shinryu, Sephirot, and Niddhog extremes synced. True difficulty. Personally, I believe they should kept The Great Hunt sync mandatory as many players now don't get the full experience of that grind. For a long while it was synced. 4.3 is when it was changed I believe.

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  3. Thanks for the guide 🙂 When I saw I needed 50 scales I was like "yeaaaah forget it… got other stuff to do…" , but now… this actually looks doable…

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  4. Man, gear really carries, huh xD
    I got all my stuff from him when the fight was new and even back then we quickly figured out that directly destroying the tail is not a good idea and to focus on Rathalos first to get in more dmg before the tail destruction, but him going back up once was unavoidable, just due to the maximum dmg at lvl 70.

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  5. Gotta say, thing I figured on release that helped me, that first faze "If he looks at you, just run away" might not be the best advice, I just opt for the "Stand on his left foot", if he does a small steppy step, that's the only time you have to move from there, just move out before his jump and you're good. This just makes it less messy to chase and stuff because he spends more time turning to you and he doesn't charge far when he does. Might not work so well on casters when they're needing to cast

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  6. Me and 3 friends decided to farm the 50 runs and 4 whistles dropped within 35 runs. No I'm not joking and no I still can't believe it either.
    I think all four of us combined ran out of a lifetime worth of luck there lmao

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  7. The very run that I said the whistle is like a .001% drop to a new person joining the PF is the very run it dropped. Needless to say, I passed due to shame and the newbie got it on their first run.

    On that note, this grind really isn't that bad. You don't have to get every scale in a day, and you get an average of 15 scales an hour.

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  8. i feel like ppl in the comment section or ff14 players in general dont know what a "real" grinding is… being worried about 50 kills… thats nothing. i see that a lot in ff14, ppl say something is the biggest grind and its just not, at least not to my "standards" from other mmos. in other mmos, im used to grind things 500 times or even 1000 times with no rewards and no "totems" or "scales" to get it eventually. now, playing ff14, grinding in this game is like a walk in the park for me, its amazing.

    btw, dont take offense to it, this is just my experience and its actually a good thing, that ppl think things like rathalos is grindy, its good to have a game that doesnt force you to spend hundreds of hours to get something.

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