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I made a Moonbow Belt +1 <3 weeks after release, long before shields. I probably wasn't the first, but it was pretty early.

Base skill: 746
+Merits: 778
+Empy body: 826
+Empy hands: 870
+AF feet: 884

At 99 with merits and no JP, you're almost at 900 skill with no earrings, rings, back, or waist, for HMarch. You get another 50 from Gjallarhorn for every other song. TECHNICALLY it's possible to have an under capped HMarch, but it's...really hard. At 405 JP, you have 900 skill with only the empy body, empy hands, and AF feet.

Skill is not something you should care about in a midcast set, put in DT instead.

My RL friend created a linkshell of the random people during this event, we all met when we killed the Twinkling Treant for our server (Ragnarok) so we called the LS "TheTreantAlliance". Good times. I miss these kinds of server-wide goals / competitions.

Not for nothing, but you should be reaching that # basically by default...

And specifically Honor March which has the highest cap being at 900, if you're mastered you'll be at 818 before gear. If your ~ML22? you'll be at cap with No gear. And even if you wernt capped, the Marsyas itself provides a duration boost that makes Honor March typically the longest duration song of the bunch.

I'm basically saying it's kind of a moot / semantical point.

That reminds me of the joy when we invaded Ronfaure to get the last OP warp for Windurst.

Having all the outpost warps felt like living in the future in 2004.

Was the first on Bis to craft a Cursed Breastplate -1, and AFAIK the first person to craft a Moonlight Nodowa across any server.

Anyone on the server that used an Outpost Warp can thank me too for assisting in that Twinkling Treant ***.

Not to brag or anything, but I still own a functional Vana'diel clock! It seems that after 20+ years the corresponding times are a little off but it's great otherwise. Sadly, the sound chip in it gave out a while ago and I don't know anything about fixing something like that.

I appreciate that, thank you. I was trying to list the gear for my friends and what it would be used for.

Hey im just listing them off, its honestly in a worse spot than the WSD mantle imo since while it has higher mdmg its got no mab and worse INT which for the higher tier nukes is gonna favor the extra INT and mab since its already got a high base, so you're stuck with ninjutsu and helixes and their much lower base/INT mod

Even for Helix that seems useless, unless its a target you cant hit cap.

Is it 18+?

Most electrics smoke gas cars. Its that full torque at liftoff thing. Steamers did that too way back when. But quicker =/= faster.

At the expensive end sure.

For what Joe Sixpack could afford the muscle car era still cannot be beat. I have a story ....

I think for ninjutsu it's solid maybe if you wanted a stronger helix(reive capes still better for duration) otherwise just seems like a worse ambu cape that saves you inventory at the cost of lots of wasted time not getting matter

I call your CCC and raise you Noble Mold

arguably if anyone had any real brags, it'd likely be the ballista royale prizes (laurel crown / custom promathia pc), but that'd be limited to... what, 12 (or 6 for the latter?) people who played in 2005?

Looking them up, it seems like all of the JP team quit between 2008~2013 and one of them apparently showed up again in august '25, US team's also long gone.

Yes

yes, you gear all the hybrids the same. only difference is you could arguably augment koki with weatherspoon ring, i guess.

windower.ffxi.drop_item(slot, count) takes two arguments, but only lets you drop an item present in main Inventory, as for the longest time that was the only bag you could drop stuff from. Currently, to drop items from Temporary or other bags, you can inject manually a custom 0x028 packet.

Is the Kagero set the same as the Jinpu set?

It's part of the reason I love bikes so much. Even though most have a quick shifter now days, you can always use the clutch and do it yourself and it feels amazing to do it like that.

Most quick shifters on bikes work better going up not down anyway, manual down shifts are usually smoother, except on race bikes at >10k RPM but those aren't meant for the street.

New autos are faster, too. Used to be times would be quicker with the manual, but new autos (like PDK) put down better times than manuals will, they can shift faster than any person could.

I've only driven one PDK car and I'd be lying if I said I didn't like it, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to buy one. Personally for me, the newer a car gets the further it gets from something I actually enjoy driving.

My GRC auto-blips also, which I have mixed feelings on.

It was really fun at first, just downshifting and automatically having the revs match up without messing with it was really fun. It's accurate 100% of the time, which is helpful considering how weird that car revs compared to other sticks I've had.

OTOH it feels like it robs some of the manual-ness out of it and, even though I can turn it off, I'm hesitant to do so. The motor has a weird feel to it and a lot of people are burning up their clutches at <20k miles and Toyota is refusing to warranty them, so I figure leaving it on might be a safer bet.

The gearing in the Porsches I've had over the years is a lot more enjoyable to drive IMO, but *** they are getting expensive to maintain.

Eh I'm in the same boat kinda. Had to learn manual to pass the license exam (eternities ago) but never really drove one, & wouldn't want to tbh. Auto is just too convenient, especially given how mad the driving culture here can get & how bad the traffic is. If I ever have to drive a manual, I'll manage. It's not something that bothers me.