Whether it’s single targets or large packs, the Machinist makes short work of whatever’s in its way. The Heat Gauge and turret mechanics have also undergone a huge overhaul, and upon reaching level 80, Machinists can deploy their very own robot sidekick to fight alongside them. Some of the new gadgets like Bioblaster and Auto Crossbow are pure fan-service, inspired by the tools used by Edgar Roni Figaro back in Final Fantasy 6. Now, it’s not only one of the biggest damage dealers, but it’s an absolute joy to play too. Shaking off its reputation as a dull, clunky “Bard with a gun and about 10 percent of the utility,” Machinist has basically been rebuilt from the ground up for Shadowbringers. You'll also be able to now unlock Enhance Freeze at level 58, which helps grant three Umbral Hearts when using Freeze. With Endwalker, nothing drastic is changing that would affect that thought process, but Enochian does become a passive trait. Black Mage has always been a divisive class, with many claiming it to be slow and methodical until the higher levels. Throw in new, super-potent spells like Despair and Xenoglossy, which respectively are single-target versions of Flare and Foul, and you’ve essentially got a walking, talking turret, capable of decimating anything in their path. The Black Mage’s rotation, which hinges around its Enochian mechanic, is more forgiving now thanks to a couple of useful additions to its toolkit. However, while its melee counterpart seems to be languishing, the Black Mage is now head and shoulders above the rest in terms of raw damage. The caster equivalent of Samurai, the Black Mage is the only magical DPS class that can’t buff, heal, or resurrect teammates. The Endwalker expansion is the fourth one for the game and brings with it plenty of new updates, changes, and content. With each new expansion the beloved Final Fantasy MMO releases content that satiates its hungry player base. Updated Decemby Jerrad Wyche: Final Fantasy 14 continues to be an extreme success with hundreds of gamers booting up the game and diving in every single day. With that in mind, let’s rank all the main DPS classes in Final Fantasy 14 5.0 from worst to best based on how fun they are to play, as well as their damage-dealing potential and party utility.
Many roles have seen small tweaks to potency and skill speed, and a couple have undergone a more substantial rework, while a few of them feel like they need additional rebalancing.
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