What Cooldowns Do You Use For Perpetual Ray Sets?

[Kyros]

There is no need for a tank swap at this time. Using needless tank swaps hurts efficiency which is detrimental to progression. Something anyone would know as a progression raider.

Any Progression Raider would instantly recognize this as Bahamut's Claw 2.0. Also, if provoking and popping a buff is "detriment" your efficiency you need to look long and hard at what exactly are you doing to screw up something so simple. (Protip: Using the Longest cooldowns on both tanks is better than squandering a single tank's CD's).

[Edewen]

Any Progression Raider would instantly recognize this as Bahamut's Claw 2.0. Also, if provoking and popping a buff is "detriment" your efficiency you need to look long and hard at what exactly are you doing to screw up something so simple. (Protip: Using the Longest cooldowns on both tanks is better than squandering a single tank's CD's).

The point is that it is overkill. The OT can simply use those cooldowns to soak the balls. Will things be different in savage. Of course they will. But right now it is not needed and trying to shame others for not tank swapping unnecessarily doesn't make you look like a pro. It makes you look like an elitist tryhard.

[Dynalon]

The point is that it is overkill. The OT can simply use those cooldowns to soak the balls. Will things be different in savage. Of course they will. But right now it is not needed and trying to shame others for not tank swapping unnecessarily doesn't make you look like a pro. It makes you look like an elitist tryhard.

Those balls however are different from Perpetual Ray. First they do 30% lower damage than Perpetual Ray, second you can decide when do you take them and how many you take, you dont have that option with Perpetual Ray. You dont have to be a raider to figure out that best thing for healers is if you use strongest cds from both tanks to mitigate highest incoming damage source.