Plus it's the healers job to heal, not a tanks. We should be able to handle the damage thrown out. We shouldn't have to rely on others just to barely meet the healing requirements. Especially when you come accross tanks who refuse to assist you. We should be able to handle it without help.
FFXIV is about working as a team, not about selfishly pursuing our own parser numbers, no? The party as a whole should do whatever it takes to secure victory, which is why healers dps. Saying tanks shouldn't help healers heal is like saying healers shouldn't help dps dps. :3 It's just an arbitrary double standard~Plus it's the healers job to heal, not a tanks. We should be able to handle the damage thrown out. We shouldn't have to rely on others just to barely meet the healing requirements. Especially when you come accross tanks who refuse to assist you. We should be able to handle it without help.
Its not the same.
For example, Healers and Tanks DPSing, does not interfere with a DPS' ability to dish out DPS. When there is no more DPS to deal, you win.
Clemency can replace actions that healers would have needed to take. IMO it goes too far.
Personally I don't care about self heals, as everyone has some responsibility over their own HP, but it is a healer thing to have some responsibility over increasing the hp of other party members.
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The only self healing tanks have lost is Second Wind. Paladin still has Clemency while Warrior has Bloodbath and Equilibrium. At least as far as I've been. Give you have any links, do share please.![]()
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