yes'm. Eos and Selene are the fairy names.
If you are going to compare sch+fairy heal then compare whm cure+regen
The fairy heals about every 4 to 5 seconds due to it responding a bit slow and the fact we cant order it to heall
while we are mid cast.
The fairy's heal does not heal directly proportionate to a heal from the sch with 300 potency. The fairy a heals a fair amount less then the sch
tested 1 heal My fairy heals for 414 my heal is 520
Regen ticks for 270 every xx second and be placed on multiple allies and it can crit too.
Would rather have regen then the pet heal lol. There is also medica regen. Which stacks with your regen .
Last edited by sharazisspecial; 09-02-2013 at 09:34 AM.
It's not particularly difficult to control the fairy in an effective manner. I always queue a fairy heal before I start to cast any of mine. I only let it freely heal if I have a lot of AOE healing to do.
Consider your fairy heals for 414, your heal is for 520, and then you get a 520 shield on the target that you healed. That is effectively 1454 healing on a single target in very very very little time. SCH is kind of annoying class if you don't like micromanaging, but if you're good at micro, it's pretty rigged.
Cure 2 + regen heals near that amount, without the clunky pet.It's not particularly difficult to control the fairy in an effective manner. I always queue a fairy heal before I start to cast any of mine. I only let it freely heal if I have a lot of AOE healing to do.
Consider your fairy heals for 414, your heal is for 520, and then you get a 520 shield on the target that you healed. That is effectively 1454 healing on a single target in very very very little time. SCH is kind of annoying class if you don't like micromanaging, but if you're good at micro, it's pretty rigged.
There also the fact that barrier is wasted when you cast another heal.
Last edited by sharazisspecial; 09-02-2013 at 09:45 AM.
Different styles of healing. The thing about having a pet that can heal is that it doesn't cost a cooldown to compete with your other heals for her to heal. She can heal while you are running. She can heal while you are stunned. Her heals don't add to your enmity. And she's a lot cuter than the regen effect visual. I really like Selene and Eos. I just want a few tweaks to make them more easily controlled.If you are going to compare sch+fairy heal then compare whm cure+regen
The fairy heals about every 4 to 5 seconds due to it responding a bit slow and the fact we cant order it to heall
while we are mid cast.
The fairy's heal does not heal directly proportionate to a heal from the sch with 300 potency. The fairy a heals a fair amount less then the sch
tested 1 heal My fairy heals for 414 my heal is 520
Regen ticks for 270 every xx second and be placed on multiple allies and it can crit too.
Would rather have regen then the pet heal lol. There is also medica regen. Which stacks with your regen .
Plus, giving us regen ontop of our numerous shield spells is ridiculous.
Regen and medica 2 can heal while your running too.Different styles of healing. The thing about having a pet that can heal is that it doesn't cost a cooldown to compete with your other heals for her to heal. She can heal while you are running. She can heal while you are stunned. Her heals don't add to your enmity. And she's a lot cuter than the regen effect visual. I really like Selene and Eos. I just want a few tweaks to make them more easily controlled.
Plus, giving us regen ontop of our numerous shield spells is ridiculous.
Whm has superior burst heal which is why they edge out sch currently. 2 sch in the same pt penalise each other too which needs fixing.
For preemptive healing whm has the 2 regens and 18% stoneskin.
Last edited by sharazisspecial; 09-02-2013 at 09:50 AM.
There's a reason you keep your non-shield heal on your bars. You also shouldn't be casting another shield heal if there is a shield on the tank already. Pre \ cancelcast is a good practice to have. Scholar is a lot like Disc priest in the sense that you can pre-empt damage in prep for high damage periods \ hits you know that are coming. You can buffer a lot of damage while tank healing as well. Shields in any game that have them are very, very powerful tools.
You also have the added benefit of not being able to oom if you manage Aetherflow and Energy Drain really well. You can outlast WHM pretty easily and do equivalent \ better healing.
Since barrer is wasted you are forced to use a 400 potency heal, which will knock down the numbers compared to whm's cure 2 +regenThere's a reason you keep your non-shield heal on your bars. You also shouldn't be casting another shield heal if there is a shield on the tank already. Pre \ cancelcast is a good practice to have. Scholar is a lot like Disc priest in the sense that you can pre-empt damage in prep for high damage periods \ hits you know that are coming. You can buffer a lot of damage while tank healing as well. Shields in any game that have them are very, very powerful tools.
You also have the added benefit of not being able to oom if you manage Aetherflow and Energy Drain really well. You can outlast WHM pretty easily and do equivalent \ better healing.
Sch's shield are nowhere near as strong as disco priest. Sch only has 1 shield too. Which is 150 potency for the easy aoe version. Which is like 280hp a dps has 3000hp+ and the higher potency shield is like 500hp. Disco priest laughs at sch pidly shields.
Its not like whm has no preemptive healing . Whm has stoneskin 18% and two regem. They also have bigger numbers as well
Last edited by sharazisspecial; 09-02-2013 at 10:02 AM.
They're pretty strong considering that there is no limit to applying them and you can apply them just by healing normally. You're still arguing two different types of healing with strengths and weaknesses to each.
SCH has a lot of utility + strong healing, though not optimal.
WHM is more of a healing machine with less utility.
"bigger numbers" does not a better healer make. Not when the two classes excel at two different things.
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