That Boss is a little bit too hard

That recovery was nice. great video

Thank You!

Who's Max?

This was such a great video. Been running with the npcs on this. I have died as summoner so many times. Your calm voice and calling out mechanics was a great help. I will watch this again to make sure I understand them better. I liked and subscribed. Thank you again.

I like this format of video with the talk through. I can beat encounters but mechanics are not always completely clear. Thanks for the video.

Subscribed and impressed!

Hello from aura

Welcome back, good to hear things are going better and looking forward to the streams.

Nice to see you back!

Thanks. Was quite useful, death and all.

Good luck and take care of yourself, glad to hear you have help. We will still be here when you come back mate.

godspeed

I hope everything goes well! Spending time to look after ourselves is essential and we'll be here to listen to the talking flan when you're back

I'm fairly sure the stack and gaze is look away from the player who has it, not the boss. Therefore if you get it on you, position so the raid can stand between yourself and the boss and keep attacking

Ravana is my favorite primal. It's so much fun and yes, the music is awesome

Very informative. I like this dungeon and never knew the final boss mechanic.

Bro can you lower the volume a bit for your intro?

I know you produced these guides a while ago but as a newcomer to the game and only just running these they have been of the greatest help to me so i would like to say a heartfelt thanks for all the hard work you have put in.

"I've healed stuff" underrated comment if I ever heard one. 😆 As someone who last healed an MMO when WotLK was 1st released I really enjoy your laid back attitude.

This video is very helpful for healers. Reading the fight doesn't do it justice. Thank you for sharing.

Ty for the guide. Super chill and informative.

Would you still recommend the game?

THANK YOU. I ran Snowcloak yesterday as a new tank and I saw another guide. (old one) and said "remember to ignore the Spriggans." and my healer kindly told me the dungeon has been updated. This is the only updated NEW one I can find. Very useful.

Tysm needed this!

the original Fenrir fight wasn't harder to do, it's just about knowing that on every second set of icicles he did the aoe. but explaining to newbies mid-fight why not to destroy the snowballs in the Yeti fight truly was a pain. and then there were the trolls that deliberately kept punting them...

Amon is from FF3, though FF6 was called FF3 in the States so the mistake is excused.

Thanks, it's nice to learn from a fellow tank

Great explanations, thank you!

Thx for the help! <3

Thank you so much for making these guides with the full run! It helps me to prepare better! :)

Good job.

Got a question (I never do this raid, i'm new in the game), if you tank the last boss a little away from the center, that will give a little more time before cast (Ancient Flare) cuz the boss will run to the center before start casting, is that give more time for everybody go to their platforms?? or it doesn't matter to keep it in the center and just move when he start the cast?? (sorry for my bad english xD) nice guide btw is amazing.

Just got done the main story for this raid. Not gonna lie you were pretty informative. Enjoyed this video helped with my anxiety :P

I really don't know why you don't have more recognition for these guides , this one was my latest dungeon in the MSQ ( just finished) and I would not have got through it so well without this video so thank you . Looking forward to the next one.

How did you unlock this?

Hey man! I main tank and I am very grateful that i found your videos. your guides helped me a lot as a new player and i overcome my tankxiety from it. Hoping to see you in game so i can thank you at least from there lol :)

clear concise instruction thank you

thanks for sharing this guide in full! just started this game a couple months ago and gettin ready to run this for the first time and didn't wanna go in completely blind.

I love how this guide also shows what can actually go wrong. :)

Hello, this is The Thousand Mawas of Toto-Rak, not Tam-tara, cheers!

This was super helpful. I've been wanting to get into raids, but doing this the first time (along with Syrcus Tower and World of Darkness) made me very hesitant to do so because of how many times I died. Couldn't find a good guide at the time, but decided to check again. I feel more confident to try again now. Thank you!

it looks like the hammer pushes the AOE as well as the floor.

Good to see you back! This was a fun dungeon, I ran it last night.

I just wanted to say: thank you so much for all your videos, they've been beyond helpful. I started playing ffxiv very recently and there were plenty of points where I almost put the game down bc I have severe anxiety and the thought of letting my team down as a healer made running dungeons and trials unbearable. I'd watch other videos on them and it seemed too daunting - but whenever I'd watch your videos, the way you approached everything and the tips you gave throughout gave me enough courage to push through and keep going, even if mistakes happened (or I was shaking so much I could barely click the buttons haha), and learn from it all. I probably would've stopped at Haukke Manor, otherwise. so again: thank you! you're amazing!

I enjoy just watching you play. But I completely understand it can get boring. I enjoy hearing your thought processes and how you play. Take care!

Correction, videos plural

Mate, you deserve way more viewers and up votes, could not have made this a single run without your video

I've found using the Trusts has been very helpful to go through the dungeon blind. I've found it a good way to learn mechanics. Sometimes the NPCs have a hard time though. Alphinaud kept dying on me in this one! I guess his little legs aren't quick enough.

Good video