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24 lip 2024 · On this page, you will learn how to optimise your opener and rotation in both single-target and multi-target situations. We also cover the use of your cooldowns, to ensure you can achieve the best use of them every time as a Dancer DPS in Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail (Patch 7.0). 1.
- Dancer Job Guide for FFXIV
Learn how to play Dancer, a physical ranged DPS job in Final...
- Dancer Job Guide for FFXIV
20 sty 2023 · Dancer Rotation. Before reading this part of the guide, it might be wise to read up on all of Dancer’s abilities here. The backbone of Dancer’s rotation is a set of four GCD combo actions that are simple, yet flexible. The first two of these actions are Cascade and Fountain. Cascade combos into Fountain.
8 paź 2024 · Learn how to play Dancer, a physical ranged DPS job in Final Fantasy XIV that combines a proc-based combo system with extensive raid buffing dance actions to increase not only their own damage, but also their party's. Dancer can be unlocked upon reaching Level 60.
In order to know the best Dancer rotation in FFXIV, we need to look at several different factors. These include openers, GCDs, buffs, and more. We will break down each step of the rotation below: As mentioned, Dancers are a support-hybrid type of DPS that focus on providing buffs to the team.
28 cze 2024 · Dancer is a job with low personal damage but high contribution to others’ damage through raid buffs. It has “Dances" that require executing the right dance steps in order to perform powerful finishing moves.
8 paź 2024 · This section covers the endgame best-in-slot gear sets for Dancer in different endgame content. The gear sets are made by calculating the average DPS output of the rotation with a given stat set and comparing it to other options.
20 sty 2023 · Rotation Basics. The backbone of Dancer gameplay is conceptually fairly straightforward: Technical window (discussed a few subsections below) every two minutes. Devilment and Flourish used around the same time. Flourish every one minute. Outside of the above, every 30-32 seconds: 25 seconds of GCDs (or 27+ seconds if using a 2.47s set)
