Hey all! I'm interested in possibly learning how to tank, because Dark Knight and Gunbreaker seem SO COOL, so I leveled up a Warrior to 20 to get some practice in. (My max job is a level 50 bard and I'm still in the ARR MSQ, so I'm not very far).
I'm playing on a steam deck and am wondering if anyone has any advice on controller settings to make pulling mobs easier? I've done some practice in Duty Support so I wouldn't waste peoples time and noticed I was occasionally losing a mob during my runs and I don't want that to happen with real people. I use my back buttons to tab through targets and find it's *workable*, but not super convenient.
Also, I'm assuming most low level dungeons I can just jump into with minimal prep, at what point do I *need* to look up guides for mechanics/pull strategies, etc? I wouldn't mind just figuring things out if I had a keyboard but I can't really tell people I'm new very easily without one.
Any other advice or suggestions I should look into? I've watched some videos on tanking for beginners, but am definitely interested in any additional advice you all might have
Thank you!
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I'm playing on a steam deck and am wondering if anyone has any advice on controller settings to make pulling mobs easier? I've done some practice in Duty Support so I wouldn't waste peoples time and noticed I was occasionally losing a mob during my runs and I don't want that to happen with real people. I use my back buttons to tab through targets and find it's *workable*, but not super convenient.
Also, I'm assuming most low level dungeons I can just jump into with minimal prep, at what point do I *need* to look up guides for mechanics/pull strategies, etc? I wouldn't mind just figuring things out if I had a keyboard but I can't really tell people I'm new very easily without one.
Any other advice or suggestions I should look into? I've watched some videos on tanking for beginners, but am definitely interested in any additional advice you all might have
Thank you!
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