While in the open world this was okay given you had an endless stream of enemies to defeat, instanced trials and dungeons meant you could be grinding quite some time to unlock the ability you want. This was primarily because RNG to unlock skills wasn’t great. Secondly, Blue Mage was at the time a rather weak class – and actually completing tasks with a group of them was a real challenge that wasn’t always worth the time and effort. Even when you hit the Level 50 cap it was difficult to find parties, given much of the Duty Finder was locked out to Blue Mages. As you couldn’t do roulette’s, Palace of the Dead or much else of anything, all the levelling process had was grind. While this was disappointing, it was actually a saving grace as outside of a few quests that took place every few levels (which were mostly dialogue based) there was little in the way of progressive gameplay outside the grind. Foremost, the actual levelling of the class was heavily oriented towards grinding enemies and, whether intentional or not, could easily be completed in one evening through being carried by a high level non-Blue Mage character. While there was a novelty behind the class, there were more negatives than positives. The collection of skills and levelling up all led to the The Masked Carnivale – a collection of 25 battle challenges requiring out-of-the-box thinking and a range of different skills to complete each. There was something really enjoyable as well about using abilities that have become iconic in both Final Fantasy XIV and the franchise as a whole – such as Cactuar’s 1000 Needles and Titan’s Eruption. There was a good variety of spells available to players once unlocked, ranging from elemental attacks, healing abilities and buff/debuff skills. While initially provided with just one spell (Water Cannon), players could unlock additional spells by defeating enemies who used those abilities against them.
The Blue Mage was first introduced to Final Fantasy XIV at the beginning of this year, with a cap of Level 50 and around 40-50 spells for players to unlock. In Final Fantasy XIV however, it is currently the first and only “Limited Class” available to players – where it works off a different level cap and is more oriented to mechanics developed exclusively for it than general gameplay. In Final Fantasy XI it was one of the main Advanced Classes players could choose from, and was fleshed out as any of the other fifteen Advanced Classes were with each expansion. In some ways it trades efficiency for variety. While other mage classes typically focus on either elemental attacks or healing allies, Blue Mage is more a jack of all trades / master of none given it focuses on learning abilities otherwise used exclusively by enemies.
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To help new players get a better grasp on what some of the rarest mounts in FFXIV are, the following list has been updated with additional entries.First introduced to the Final Fantasy series in the fifth numbered instalment (Final Fantasy V), the Blue Mage class is arguably one of the more unique mage classes available to players. FFXIV's rarest mounts are some of the coolest rideables in the entire series. This includes all of the amazing mounts that developers have added to the game. Thanks to steady updates and some great expansions, the world of Eorzea is larger than ever and new players will have a buffet of things to do, see, and collect. Updated September 6th, 2021 by Russ Boswell: Final Fantasy XIV has been steadily gaining fans over the year, with new players flocking to the incredibly entertaining MMORPG. Check out 10 of the hardest mounts to obtain in the game at the moment, though limited-time event mounts and purchasable mounts have not been included. There are various mounts for players to collect throughout the game, though some are harder to come by than others. Of course, with such a wide world to navigate, you'll want to get around a little quicker and mounts are the perfect way to do so. RELATED: Final Fantasy 14: 10 Classes From The Franchise That Could Still Be Added The game opens up the realm of Eorzea to fans, a rich world with many different environments for players to explore. Since then, the game has gone from strength to strength and has had three additional expansions. Final Fantasy 14originally released in 2010 but after its negative reception, a new team was assigned to the game and it re-released in 2013 as Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn.
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