Why Energy Drain is so important for SCH gameplay

[guardin]

you will be fine trust se they know more than you and the rest of the player base: they are pros and this is their baby

[Brightamethyst]

you will be fine trust se they know more than you and the rest of the player base: they are pros and this is their baby

Anyone who's played MCH in the past two years is laughing their ass off at this statement.

[EaMett]

you will be fine trust se they know more than you and the rest of the player base: they are pros and this is their baby

I guess I was just too much of a noob to understand how lilies worked in SB. They were actually an amazing mechanic choice for WHM. It's all clear now.

/s of course.

[Bonbori]

you will be fine trust se they know more than you and the rest of the player base: they are pros and this is their baby

Here's a reminder that SE also once came up with the idea of Greed-only in Alliance Raids.

Thank goodness the playerbase managed to talk them out of that fundamentally ill-conceived, absolutely detached, unmitigated trainwreck in record time. Here's hoping it can do so again.

Nobody is infallible, therefore nobody is entitled to blind trust. When an idea seems so bad to so many players, their concern is likely justified to some degree. Some of us may be blowing things out of proportion, but at the heart of it still lies a valid point.

And secondly, the playerbase are the people who are going to have to deal with these changes on a daily basis. The devs are free to pursue their vision, but it won't be worth much if Scholar mains start dropping the job because it's no longer fun to play and no longer offers the unique playstyle that distinguished it from the other healers. Players' opinions on things relevant to their job gameplay do matter.