DPS-ing as a healer.

[CalvatE]

Yeah, easily. Though it's more viable as a SCH because you can change stance, dot, then go back again. WHM's DOT's are short lived and the rest are attacks themselves.

For Titan EX our SCH pretty much sat on Cleric Stance for 90% of the fight.

[AmyNeudaiz]

For Titan EX our SCH pretty much sat on Cleric Stance for 90% of the fight.

This is what I do. Although this has caused wipes so many times for an odd reason actually.... DPS was too good and he gets pushed to a different phase during goals and 1 healer gets trapped where the area falls off sometimes. Bad times indeed

[RightMSJ]

DPS is an acronym that stands for damage per second.

It is a unit of measure, not a noun or a verb.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Units_of_measurement

Allow me to correct your thread title:

"Doing 50 or more DPS as a healer"
or
"Doing substantial DPS as a healer"
or
"Doing meaningful DPS as a healer"


You're welcome.

[MurakumoMillennium]

To bad in FF14 DPS classes are called DPS and not DD's.

Pretty much this.

DPS is an acronym that stands for damage per second.

It is a unit of measure, not a noun or a verb.

It are no matter that DPS is "not a noun or a verb" like you claim, because it are not used how you think it should be used in video games. Yes, DPS are stand for "damage per second", but in video games (MMO in particular) it IS a noun or verb. It are not just an acronym.

[OrganizationXIll]

DPS is an acronym that stands for damage per second.

It is a unit of measure, not a noun or a verb.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Units_of_measurement

Allow me to correct your thread title:

"Doing 50 or more DPS as a healer"
or
"Doing substantial DPS as a healer"
or
"Doing meaningful DPS as a healer"


You're welcome.

So.. do you say "Mob Aggro Holder"? No? Then STFU.

Quit being a nuisance. The term FFXIV:ARR uses is DPS. Deal with it. You can't decide what they chose is stupid and correct people based on your preference. If they wanted to call the role BeachBallFlingers you would have to deal with me calling it that.