Just to clarify, I DO dps, and I'm pretty good at it. I just don't feel like it is required. If you're exhausted, sick, or just having a bad day, do not feel forced to dps. It's much better to keep the party alive, and go at whatever pace you want. Be comfortable when you have to be.
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03-12-2017, 11:36 AMDamianFatale
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03-12-2017, 11:45 AMBourne_EndeavorCan I use this excuse to not keep BotD up? I'm having a bad day and it's just too much effort to manage all my oGCDs. What about defensive cooldowns? I just want to Fell Cleave for days and blowing Vengeance and Raw Intuition means more Fell Cleaves or Decimates.Quote:
Originally Posted by DamianFatale
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03-12-2017, 11:49 AMBourne_EndeavorI would love a shift towards more healing intensive design. If you haven't attempted to heal in The Feat, I actually recommended it. Despite playing healers only sporadically, I love the sheer intensity and demand it requires. I couldn't turn on Cleric even if it were available. There is simply too much outgoing damage. It's entirely manageable but asks people to know their role well. If a similar philosophy were attempted overall, I firmly believe we'd see much less pushback for healers to DPS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghishlain
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03-12-2017, 11:50 AMPondHollowNot doing damage as a DPS and focusing on DPS as a tank are not interchangeable with not DPSing as a healer. Excellent healers attack. Good healers keep the party alive. In any case, in case someone's having a bad day I never complain on things like Expert Roulette. Those are there to be friendly. If someone's having a bad day, just be nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bourne_Endeavor
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03-12-2017, 11:53 AMAma_HamadaI was the highest DPS in dfs here and there, it is very easy to do sub 50 actually. Handing out DPS when you can makes things go quicker. Plus I do not see why you wouldn't... and now I figured out why that picture is there......Quote:
Originally Posted by NolLacnala
How in the world do you just heal as a SCH and not get board Bixillarla?
ANYTIME you are over the cap, as in you are gear sync, EoS can handle 80-100% of the healing (depending on df/bosses, sometimes you may have to drop it) but in most cases if you are over geared you do not need to. I saw someone streaning me that said I was 60% or so of total healing and 80% of that came form eos in void ark, I was pretty much 100% cleric cept drooping it for a quick spell here and there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bixillarla
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03-12-2017, 11:59 AMBourne_EndeavorNo player can be classified as good if they ignore a third of their toolkit and spend half the fight standing around doing nothing. By technical definition, a tank only has to maintain aggro. I can easily do that by spamming Flash. Not using cooldowns does not mean I'll lose hate. It only makes the job harder for the healer. Likewise, my only requirement as a DPS is to deal damage. There is not stipulation on how much damage that entails.Quote:
Originally Posted by PondHollow
This has been an ongoing debate on the healer forum. Someone made a video where she did Xelphatol with FC members and literally spent 80% of the dungeon jumping around the map and spamming emotes. Her contributions were that low. Does this sound like a good player? -
03-12-2017, 12:06 PMAma_Hamadawhere is this? can i get a link?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bourne_Endeavor
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03-12-2017, 12:10 PMDaikiKiyoshiIf they didn't let anyone die then yeah, yeah they do sound like a good player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bourne_Endeavor
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03-12-2017, 12:14 PMAma_HamadaSo the godly dps matchign buttons every 1-2 seconds is less then a good player then one that hits one every 5 minutes?Quote:
Originally Posted by DaikiKiyoshi
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03-12-2017, 12:19 PMBourne_EndeavorWas looking for it actually. Found it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ama_Hamada
Does this criteria apply to tanks? As per my example, a tank spamming Flash will maintain aggro. I guess that makes them a good player too.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaikiKiyoshi