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With those settings I did have a 2 rover connections online and a mount point online as well which now that you mention it, there would have been no need to set the base as a rover I am assuming? So really what I should be seeing under the caster account is a mount point online, and 1 rover being connected being the P4RTK unless I have my RS2 rover also hooked up.

there would have been no need to set the base as a rover I am assuming? So really what I should be seeing under the caster account is a mount point online, and 1 rover being connected being the P4RTK unless I have my RS2 rover also hooked up.

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So breaking it down, I will set up the base (RS2-1) without correction input for 30 min float solution if possible. Input the rover credentials in the P4RTK Custom RTK network settings, which if done correctly should show the same base information under the custom network as on the Emlid caster website under rover and fly the mission.

I am unable to connect to the caster as well

Just this morning we tried via 3g which was sending data out via checking that it had internet. We also changed the base to hotspot and still no luck. When we put the base and rover close to each other via lora we had fix. I just updated from firmware 26 this morning. Spent a half day trouble shooting and still no solution.

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so as ive recently gotten back into elsword i dragged my friends down with me, and theyre completely new to how mmorpgs work and still have like the four base skills on their noah.. as i dont have stellar caster myself (i play liberator) i have no idea what the skills do, and i didnt want to send them to reddit as theres a lot of very technical language that im worried they wont understand. is there any skills that you would recommend to use for stellar caster so i can further look into them and explain it in a digestible manner to my friend?

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Now, I understand that there is a discussion on how effective casters are, but my impression was that while casters are weak on single target damage, that they provide in enough other areas as to have their value.

So let's say, you are a spellcaster and you have a DC of 19 at level 4, the CR calculator would suggest you have to fight something at level 6.

Their DC saves are from +12 to +16. To beat your DC's. They need to roll 7 from their lowest and 3 for their highest.

The max DC you get as a caster is a 50, the max monsters saving throw they can get is a 47."

No, they are not correct. The situation is not bad at all. After taking into account teamwork, debuffing, wise spell selection, commonness of APL-2 to APL enemies, and real-world experience, casters end up being very, VERY good. Even if you just want to deal damage, they still end up performing well outside of white-room analyses.

Now, to further edify his point, casters in PF2 are less powerful than PF1 or the D&D iterations. This catches many people off guard. There seems to be an ingrained assumptive feel for how casters play, which is not how they feel in PF2. They have been brought in line with martials. The simple way of putting it is that an at level enemy is statistically likely (60ish%) to succeed on their save against a PC spell. This was built for the sake of enemies not just getting hosed whenever a spellcaster casts a spell.

Even more edifying to his telling, this has an effect with the crit mechanics. Succeeding the DC +10 is a crit success causing the spell to have no effect. Yet again, I'm sure that you can understand how this can cause feels bad. However, I would point out that martials have always had the opportunity to experience the feels bad of their turn having no effect. Now, in PF2, the spellcasters get to experience such as well. I would posit that they just aren't used to it.

Yeah, Witch has some issues, but the core spellcaster chassis is still there. They just run out of gas a bit easier than other casters mainly, since the focus stuff doesn't quite make up for the spell slots, depending on what patron you have.In general, spellcasters are mediocre at single-target damage (excluding the SoM wave casters, since they're martials in disguise, as well as some specific options scattered around the classes with focus spells and such). But that's the only area they fall short in, and even then high level spell slots can put in work.

Debuffs work well on single targets too. It's fairly easy for a caster to just turn off a boss's reactions. Slow steals an action even on a successful save (2 actions of 1 PC to remove 1 action of the boss is still coming out ahead, and if they fail the save...)

The first encounter against a single enemy will be tough, whether your martial or caster because of the enemy having superior numbers. But the party has superior action economy and simply needs to wisely cause the enemy to waste their actions so they can't do what they want. You're still going to have a tough time, but smart play can mitigate it some.

This is a complex question. I haven't seen one of these threads for a while. When I started PF2, I felt the same way about casters. They seemed terrible compared to PF1. Now that I've played PF2 for a while, I've found casters are still king but the power curve is a slower build up and less wide a gap between caster and martial than before.

Second, it depends on the caster and what you want or expect to do. If you want to play a pure caster doing casting damage only, you can do that but you're gimping yourself. At low level it's very easy to build a caster that uses a weapon, so combining a weapon with casting damage spells boosts your damage and makes your caster more effective as well as providing a third action option.

Many PF1 folks are used to casters being completely ineffective at weapon attacks, but PF2 casters can be easily built to use a weapon moderately effective, especially at lower level. So taking something like an Archer Archetype or some kind of racial weapon feat makes your caster do more damage at lower level with a weapon attack and a spell attack combined.

Third, it very much depends on the caster. I've found druids to be the highest damage caster in the game if you build them in a versatile fashion using weapons, spells, and focus spells. Bard is an excellent caster as well doing damage and buffing. Other casters can vary depending on what you pick for options. One thing I will make clear is Wizards are no longer top dogs. You can build a decent wizard, but power is more even even amongst the casters. It will all come down to how good are your feats and options and what do you want to do.

Also as saves rise, some saves are weaker than others. AC is almost always set pretty high, but you can have saves that vary immensely allowing a caster to attack a weak save with a powerful spell effect. Make sure you are taking advantage of this.

Fifth, casters are mook destroyers. Whereas your martials have to spend their rounds swinging endlessly and moving to kill mooks. You have lots of long range AoE spells that can sweep the mooks off the field while they spend their time just trying to get to you.

To answer the question more simply, casters and martials are balanced, much better than PF1. It make the game more fun for everyone. No one is standing above the other and everyone gets to participate and add something to the battle. No more casters as gods and martials hoping to land a few blows before the enemies are neutered. Now it's casters and martials working together to beat some tough boss.

Because what never seems to mentioned in these threads is the martial would die if not supported by the casters. Casters aren't supporting because martials are better than them, casters are supporting because if they don't the entire group dies, martials and casters alike because PF2 requires groups work together to win the tough fights.

If you hate playing support characters you will likely hate playing casters in PF2 because of how demoralizing the math is for damage spells. However, if you love playing support characters you will like playing casters because they have a lot of ways to provide support. 006ab0faaa