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It really isn't very difficult once you get used to it.
You have the best tools available for eliminating dragons while staying 100% safe as magick archer. If you don't know what those tools are then you either haven't been paying attention to your pawns screaming its elemental weakness at you, or you have pawns who haven't fought dragons before and aren't ready to.
Get a fighter with counter slash, a mage with ice affinity, preferably with halidom in case you get afflicted, although you shouldn't, and either a sorc or a thief, personal preference. You'll melt them.
Skills to bring:
Spiral Arrow
Tempest Shot
Death Arrow
Last slot can is preference. Exploding is good if you don't mind carrying the arrows, which I do so I don't. Barrage is what I use. You can use this slot for warfarer. Etc.
Then....don't do them? They do 0 damage anyways to dragons.
Oh I do mean archer and yes there is an auto aim. How can you not know this?
All I'm saying that aiming with an Archer is just terrible. While sole aiming for the heart is probably my lack of skill, though I've got plenty of hours on the controller, the scheme especially seems to be not really adjusted for a tempest shot (or its upgraded version) for a controller, as changing a direction while aiming has to be done with the same hand that you are needed to press "follow up attack" which is hardly comformatable.
All your skills performed while not aiming manually are auto aimed
I'm playing archer right now, the only thing that exists is the softlock when you're doing the horribly ineffectual auto attacks that aren't there for damage, it's there to give you something to do while displacing. The kick should be 100% avoided unless you're in danger you should NEVER sprint in to drop kick someone unless it'll knock them down or off a cliff.
The aiming is fine. I use a controller, if you're struggling with it consider changing classes if it's hampering your enjoyment that much. Tempest Shot isn't meant for you to be doing major adjustments mid use, you're supposed to use it on downed targets.
If you're still doing that and repeating this as some sort of justification for it then you're failing to see the point. It's crap damage, stop doing it against tough enemies, that's all you need to know.
Not saying it's the best, but I prefer KB/M
It's more agile and has less downtime than the ranger did in the first game. It's the 2nd most agile class in the game as a matter of fact as it can attack while moving faster than any other ranged class in the game. You only run out of stamina quickly if you're not managing it correctly. Use harspud roborant, gives you like 3/4 of your bar back and it's stupidly easy to make.
If you're not having fun with it try another class. Plenty to choose from.
Once again, not against tough enemies. You're not fighting a goblin. If you're expecting your kicks and auto attacks to do decent damage against something that can cast freakin' bolide I don't know what to tell you.