This ability lets you share your TP with other party members. If you fully merit it, the recast timer shrinks to 5 minutes. However, most people put the other Group 2 options first. |
The additional effects from Blade Bash don't kick in very often so if you want, you can put one merit into it or nothing at all. The ability's range is about the same as a close-range attack. |
Out of all the options, many adventurers put merits into Desperate Blows for its notable benefits. After that, people have a little bit more trouble deciding but the stability provided by Diabolic Eye probably makes it the predominant choice. |
This website has all the answers (well almost, I suppose). Having two characters has its advantages. And this player has somehow found a lot "secrets" in the game, including ways to make more Gil, the game's currency. And he gives out all these tips, tricks and FFXI Gil secrets for free. Bless you. This personal site is owned by "Chastr" who also happens to be "Jedracion". |
Keep in mind, there are several markets that are already occupied by other players. For example, gobbues are something that is perhaps over-farmed. These can be good income, if you're prepared for the competition. |
You could mine darksteel, or you could desynth quadav backplates for much, much cheaper. Rather than waste time (your #1 asset) farming them, you can pay the minimal price to buy them and mark them up at the auction house. This leads to... |
Just because you know how many are selling, that doesn't mean you're ready to sell off your item yet! You need to consider how many are on sale. If there are just a handful of your item on auction and it sells quickly, you've found a golden ticket. |
Also, if you're selling a crafting ingredient, you can bet the demand is going to be higher in the town with the relevant craft. If you have cockatrice meat, you'd be hard pressed to find a better place to sell it than Windurst since the cooking guild is there. So, knowing how much demand there is for your item is critical. |
If you NM-camp, other players will limit the number of times you can claim the spawn. If you fish, demand for your fish and the number of competing fishermen will be your limits. If you mine, it's going to be ore availability and demand. |
For example, the game initially gives players two commands for use in their Gambit instructions. One reads, "Leader's enemy: Attack" and the other reads "Party member [HP less than 70%]: Cure". The Gambits are listed in order of priority, and changing their order in the list will cause the character to act differently. |
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