Bahamut V2, Quick-None melee Way

[Zidiane]

I wish people read the OP.
I've already been doing the melee burn style on it already, the thing i am looking for is a way to do several per night.
Events for my linkshell are already heavily filed up.
Between doing two sets of events for GMT and EST people.
I think between 14-18 Events per week and some people do like there free time to do things outside of camps or events, which really does leave little time to do what you wish too.

[Liseth]

I guess considering what you want to do mana burning would be your best option, though it leaves plenty room for error if you aren't used to doing Bv2 that way. It'll take practice. I know from personal experience mana burning can go badly fast if people don't bring their "A" game. As I posted before, tagging it onto another shorter event works well for my LS. You might want to consider starting an event night off by doing one and coming back to it when two hours are back IF you guys opt to doing multiples in a night. Or you could just, like, do a melee burn and have everyone afk for two hours and do it again, though that's not very efficient. Btw, I read the OP I'm just giving an opinion to solving your problem. Way to jump to conclusions. I'll be the first to admit that you could do more multiples in one night with a traditional setup, but taking 35-45 minutes to do something that you could do in 5 minutes one at a time on several nights during your event schedule seems easier to me.

[Midnightjade]

My question is, If your linkshell does multiple BahaV2 per night, How does do you do it and what is your strat.

I don't do Ouryu/Baha/Sea anymore due to RL committments, but we used to have a melee zerg ally for Bahamut, and then everyone else not in the ally used to come COR. After the first run, we'd roll the dice until we had enough 2hrs back up to do it again. Then rinse and repeat after each zerg until you run out of COR 2hrs (usually a total of 2 or 3 runs). Since the time taken for Bahamut2 is really just the getting there, this ends up being nice and efficient.

Hope this helps. ^^