One particular article describes an Eternal Bonded couple meeting up in real life and the story that ensued. There are some potentially harmful articles that I ponder over whether or not to translate. Which articles do I translate? The big, juicy ones of course! Those that make me laugh, think profoundly or exclaim 'That's some messed up shit!'. At equal amounts of Tenacity, you get 4. The special treatment he receives does occasionally make him uncomfortable. At maximum DH you can slot in BIS gear, you get 24 direct hit or an average increase of 6.
Woah 3.5 hours flew by pretty quickly! Gotta say that I really do enjoy translating scraps like these but it takes a buttload of time. chichiri glamour post part 2: the not tanks or healers edition. That's a sign for the tank not to go chain pulling 2 packs of mobs for example. their main's a tank but they're playing as healer) will sound this out at the start, meaning that they aren't used to playing as that role. 不慣れですが。。。(Funaredesuga) - Most JP players who aren't really familiar with the dungeon nor their role (i.e. Does not mean they are telling people to carry them, just alerting other players that they are new.
Basically meaning 'This is my first time here, nice to meet you!' in a good way. 初見 (Shoken) - A lot of JP players who have never been in a particular dungeon/primal before will often chant 初見です、よろしくおねがいします！upon entering. 祖賢 (Soken) - Because you should know the names of your gods. エオ彼女・彼氏 (Eokanojo/Eokareshi) - Eorzean girlfriend or boyfriend. There are also Mirapuri transformations where the players use macros to make their characters go nude then whisk on armor pieces one at a time with flashy skills, Mahou Shoujo style. ミラプリ (Mirapuri) - Mirage Prism, the JP term for glamor. Took me a while to realize what it was when I first conversed with JP players. ギミック (Gimikku) - A boss's mechanics, originating from the word 'Gimmick'. These days almost everyone calls the walkers Tachikomas.
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