I'm basically just restating, but here's a bit more detail on what the other's have already said. Â :>
For lower levels, if you can stay on top of it, using Transpose like that might help you either regain MP quicker, or do more fire damage. Â In higher levels, though, you'll get moves that give you a full stack of 3 Astral Fire or Umbral Ice regardless of what state you were in prior to the move, so it is like a built in (badass) Transpose. Â With those in mind, you won't necessarily need to use Transpose to swap over during a fight. Â
It depends on the time it takes for you to deplete your MP, and the recast time on Transpose. Â Since you wouldn't want to be stuck without it when your MP is gone, as that would result in a lot more time lost DPS wise, just gauge if using it multiple times works out for you.
I'd say try it out, and see how it goes. Â At lower levels, it's likely not as important, but also a good time for testing. Â Ultimately, I figure it depends on the situation, especially since the full stacks you'll get from a single spell (as opposed to just 1 of either given by transpose) result in faster cast time of the opposing element, so once you hit that level in BLM you'll switch up the rotation. Â At that point down the line you'll be using Blizard III when your MP is shot from all the fire spam to replenish, instead of transpose, most likely.
For lower levels, if you can stay on top of it, using Transpose like that might help you either regain MP quicker, or do more fire damage. Â In higher levels, though, you'll get moves that give you a full stack of 3 Astral Fire or Umbral Ice regardless of what state you were in prior to the move, so it is like a built in (badass) Transpose. Â With those in mind, you won't necessarily need to use Transpose to swap over during a fight. Â
It depends on the time it takes for you to deplete your MP, and the recast time on Transpose. Â Since you wouldn't want to be stuck without it when your MP is gone, as that would result in a lot more time lost DPS wise, just gauge if using it multiple times works out for you.
I'd say try it out, and see how it goes. Â At lower levels, it's likely not as important, but also a good time for testing. Â Ultimately, I figure it depends on the situation, especially since the full stacks you'll get from a single spell (as opposed to just 1 of either given by transpose) result in faster cast time of the opposing element, so once you hit that level in BLM you'll switch up the rotation. Â At that point down the line you'll be using Blizard III when your MP is shot from all the fire spam to replenish, instead of transpose, most likely.
