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Final Fantasy XIV (2010)

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60 FPS.

4:10-Scylla fight.
The main mechanic are the elemental orbs,lightning means you gotta run to the lightning pillars, ice means you're going to be frozen so stay where within sight of your healers and somewhere safe and fire is for unfreezing a frozen person and creating a puddle. Puddles you will need to use when she casts Ancient Flare, stand in them and you won't die.

Daybreak is the other factor, you must go onto the pads when she's about to cast it. If however the lightning pillars weren't charged with lightning balls, you can wipe.

The last phase of the fight involves her summoning a bunch of Adds, tanks need to pick em up and DPS needs to kill em. She'll spam Ancient Flare now but the ice and fire balls still spawn so you'll be fine if you stand in a puddle, otherwise big damage will come your way and may even kill you.

Well honestly the last run was way better since one of our bards I believe got us all killed at the end...Something that happens way more often now then ever...

14:30-Glasya Labolas, this guy I think he's harder than Scylla IMO. Big AOE including some buzzsaws that will move around. He summons some robot bit-like adds which are invulnerable until a player stands in the shaded area by them and then the player will be stunned but the add will be killable, kill them before they charge up the meter too much.

The Clockwork Squire adds are the real annoying part. You can't kill them unless they are tethered to two lines, once they are you can kill them as intended. The tanks should pick them up and get them tethered, DPS should only do so when the tank is REALLY having issues since you'll probably die.

At this point a few things could happen, it's possible your alliances all did big DPS and he died before the next phase! Or the adds weren't killed and you wipe... If he's still alive but you succeeded with killing the tethered Adds your party will be able to take the teleporters/jumpers to move away from the main platform and onto the others, escaping a wipe. I wish we could have skipped this phase in the video but well...one tank had issues.

At this point now you jump from platform to platform killing/damaging the Adds, moving away when the platform is getting AOE'd.

After that, just kill him fast. The phases may repeat again.

The next part of the Crystal Tower, one huge Final Fantasy 3 homage. This one is slightly different, parties are made of 1 tank, 2 healers and 5 DPS.

60 FPS this time and playing Black Mage. This run well....ST has become a bit of a nightmare once the lockout got removed XD. Trolls, afkers, griefers, you name it they come here now. It's really a shame, the runs were really good before this patch lol.. It was such a nice raid back then...I was blessed to have gotten all the sands I needed for my Caster Soldiery gear before this.

Now? Wipes everywhere, people not trying or caring anymore, arguments and stupid drama prevail etc. Luckily this run was rather..tame in the drama department. Not that I wanted any but it'd be more accurate to how these runs usually go with some in here.

Do note also that all of these enemies in here? They're named after all the enemies in the Crystal Tower in Final Fantasy III! So that's rather neat.. Although don't think there's any Blucks or Thors but aside from that it's all the same enemies/bosses! That's pretty cool.

Story: Having secured a path through the Labyrinth of the Ancients, the fellowship of NOAH finds itself before the entrance to the Crystal Tower proper. With the aid of their new comrades, Unei and Doga, the companions succeed in opening the gate whose workings had baffled even the brightest minds among them. Upon learning that dark forces have awakened within, the fellowship decides to suspend its investigative effort in favor of sealing off the tower. You must fight your way to the apex and defeat the resurrected Emperor Xande, that Eorzea might be free of his all-consuming ambition.

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