About Esuna, Exalted Detriment and Leeches change

[Taika]

Added: Look, Taika, I clearly have offended you, which was never at all my intention from the beginning so for that I apologize. But answer me this, as a healer yourself, with your co healer, are either of you EVER doing both healing and debuff removal?

Don't worry, you haven't offended me! I found it funny.

Like I said, in each fight, we know what will happen in each part and then we agree how it's best to divide our responsibilities in that part. Like in that example: we know that at the same time 2 people will need Esuna and the tank will need healing. If we'd both try to do both without agreeing who does what, we'd risk neglecting one of those tasks. How we divide our responsibilities varies from fight to fight, but in all fights so far we've both at least done some healing at some points. Apart from A9S Faust which he solo heals 100% while I go 100% DPS. The point is, we're both aiming for 100% activity while being as useful as possible to our group as a healer team. Maybe this is enough of off topic now?

Because in every instance Ive ever done where I had a Co Healer, we've both healed and removed debuffs, and any parties Ive been in, have rarely lost. So forgive me for not seeing the sense in what you are saying. It has never had to apply to parties Ive been in, my success rate is extremely high, so forgive me for my confusion.

Have you done any Coil or Alexander Savage while they've been current (pre-echo)? Because that's the context I'm talking about. I understand you're confused if you haven't actually done any content that's challenging enough that the healers will have to split their responsibilities to succeed. But in that case, why talk down about raid healing to people who are actually much more experienced in it than you are...

Don't think of yourself and your cohealer as different entities, think of yourself as a team and what is the most that can be done by that team.

Exactly, you need to work as an actual team instead of two people who are both doing exact same things at exact same times. That's an extremely inefficient way to heal anything.