balance-static VS ffxiv-datamining

https://www.thebalanceffxiv.com/ is your best friend.

If you're more of a text based learner, join the Balance discord for DRG: https://www.thebalanceffxiv.com/

For learning your opener / rotations, I'd definitely check the guides at The Balance. They also have gearing guides (although those are usually focused towards endgame/BiS). There is new gear coming in literally three days though so I wouldn't worry too much about it until the new patch drops, then you can figure out what to get. Generally you will want some mix of capped tomestone (so whatever is purchasable with the new Comedy tomes coming in this patch), and melded crafted gear. Most of the premade gearsets linked on TB and elsewhere will also advise what food to use, and the openers and the like on TB will tell what pots. Again, with a new raid tier coming in literally three days the info is going to change a lot, very quickly, so until then I would focus mostly on learning and practicing your opener and rotation. A big part of endgame raiding is learning how to pull off and coordinate your 2-minute burst and raid buffs, and being able to play your job well is the most important aspect of it. Outside of a few actions you generally won't be using macros or anything automated since those don't accommodate for weaving and other nuances that you'll need to be able to do in Savage.

Unfortunately there isn't a manga, so I'm not exactly sure what you read, but if you are interested in improving you could try - https://www.thebalanceffxiv.com/

You will find the most reliable endgame job guides on https://www.thebalanceffxiv.com/

All the classes have a fairly high level of complexity once you start looking into endgame stuff and a high ceiling for play but some just lose less if you mess up. https://www.thebalanceffxiv.com/ Here is a good site to get started on reading stuff

balance guides are a good starting place

You might want to check out ffxiv-dataming on github too. Here’s a link to the github. The coolest thing you can do is clone the repository so that you can use a code editor to search for specific terms. Or you can use the search feature on GitHub as well like this. Good luck though to you though! What you have is definitely much more readable.

This is the master list I found. Actions are one of the files on the main list, but you need actionstransient for the descriptions/tooltips. Found a lot of interesting things already.

Apparently the message is in game files (https://github.com/xivapi/ffxiv-datamining/blob/master/csv/LogMessage.csv) but i don't know what makes it appear.

(source: https://github.com/xivapi/ffxiv-datamining/blob/master/csv/Item.csv)

Sure! Profitability just takes into account both price and sale frequency, but adding the option to sort by one or the other shouldn't be a problem. And yeah the category thing is a result of just taking the data 1:1 from the sheet on XIVAPI, which is why there are two "Primary Tools" categories. Next update ill go through and regroup some things though.

On that page there's a link to a github where it looks like someone has already pulled everything into .csv files: https://github.com/xivapi/ffxiv-datamining/tree/master/csv IDK anything about ff14 but maybe that's what you're looking for right there? Ctrl-F 'items'

Make a copy and adjust the ilvl and perception/gathering values and the table will update with a little bit of color coding, feel free to filter/sort as needed. Venture data is sourced from a few of the CSVs at https://github.com/xivapi/ffxiv-datamining

Anyways, took me about 3 hours to reverse engineer HOTBAR.DAT, using https://github.com/EmperorArthur/FFXIV_Settings/blob/master/FFXIV_settings_common.py (has the file header format, but it's really simple, plus the XOR value - but again, 0x31 is the most common value in the file. It's really easy to deduce this yourself, but it saved me a little time) plus this https://github.com/xivapi/ffxiv-datamining/blob/master/csv/Emote.csv for emote values.