The BUSINESS Model of FFXIV & MMORPG Raiding for Profit

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The BUSINESS Model of FFXIV & MMORPG Raiding for Profit
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13 thoughts on “The BUSINESS Model of FFXIV & MMORPG Raiding for Profit”

  1. wow i just exposed how blue mage could be a real job and i have got ppl saying yes and have the hates saying no because they don't like jobs like that elite player's can go all out with this is why ff14 is failing ppl like them is holding ff14 back and yoshi-p letting them do it which is not fail to long time fans of FF hopefully he open his 👀 and fix ff14. not just blue mage all jobs and jobs that still haven't made it yet also still stats need to be fix pointing at critical damage % watch my blue mage videos

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  2. I , personally, found all of this entirely predictable. Some content creators opinions having outsized weight in the game. Pushing for more and more difficult and challenging content to keep the eyes on their channel. Deciding from on high how the player base should engage content from raiding to parsing to rotations. While some are helpful, others want to tailor their play style and wants to the greater game. While they may love the game, it is however their job. Some pattern themselves as patient and positive when in actuality they are neither. They met a wall and got frustrated and wanted to make certain moves that would be contrary to the way they present themselves to their followers. If they had kept it 💯 they would have kicked and moved on. I think some ffxiv players need to get off of their high horse and acknowledge the hypocrisy on full display in this player base.

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  3. I had a DPS in my raid group last tier that was basically fresh into savage… yet wanted to be handheld the entire way. Was getting to the point looking at the parses where they were parsing a zero with low active % because they were basically being a chatty Cathy instead of… pushing the buttons. It was getting noticed by other raiders on the kills too. Tried to sort it out in Discord… but they decided since I wasn't responding quickly enough (I was at work at the time), they just up and deleted their Discord account.

    Tbh, I'm a pretty chill raid leader (we've got a cosplayer that goes to many a con on the team and we make it work)… but it starts getting problematic when there's a raider that needs to be handheld the entire way through and can't figure out how to help themselves with looking stuff up on the Balance and what not.

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  4. I always wished there was something more casual based between normal and savage. Normal really is just too easy. Where as savage takes time and commitment and if like me you have done all savage from Heavenward to Endwalker, I just don't have the time or energy to commit to or enjoy them like I once did.

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  5. FF14's hard enrage on bosses is one that favors damage over sustain. This is the harsh truth of their design choices. That is why classes that can mitigate damage are relegated to the worst tiers. But if you do a soft enrage, the opposite becomes true and the fights become a lot easier too. Shields and mitigation would add many more rotations that would become the preferred choice over damage.

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  6. I still havent done any 14 raids been playing since april 2020. I was a wow raider from wraith onwards stopped in playing legion. I have a very unpredictable work schedule that makes it difficult to have a static. So i havent even bothered

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  7. I wish I could do savage raids but I'm just not good enough. Gearing and catching up are the two things that keep me from trying savage raids. It is so demanding that it just isn't feasible for me to get into it. I wish tomestones were uncapped. That would give me a chance to catch up. Sadly, I have to be timegated and when I do eventually get me gear, it'll be impossible to get a savage static outside of my direct friends.

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  8. I stopped doing savage content because I know my limits, I don't enjoy savage, it gives me headaches and frustrates me, which is not the reason I play the game for. I cleared up to p3s, then left the group because they were dragging me, you know as a player when you're being dragged and you can hear the frustration on comms, people are nice and won't bash you or at least try to help you, but some times you simply can't do the content, your fingers might not be fast enough, your reaction time might not be fast enough, your brain might not be fast enough, and that's fine. Not everyone is made for the hard content.

    I have noticed however, that Limsa is flooded with Ultimate weapons, we all know what's going on… but we just don't care about it lol.

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  11. No idea what’s causing it, but I’m having a hell of a time recruiting soft core / mid core twice a week raiders. Didn’t used to be this way. Doesn’t help my server is locked because of population being at critical mass.😞 I mistakenly thought since the server is locked it would make it easier. I was way off the mark so far. If you’re reading this and you’re looking for a static, look for me in game, by this name (Lefein Noel) Aether Faerie, I can get [almost] anyone through anything with enough patience. Progression is having fun wiping with friends. Let’s be friends đŸ„‚ ❀

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