Intervention isn't used often, same with shirk, 2 minutes is a pretty long cooldown and you usually do it every 3-5 minutes. Blackest night and heart of stone can be used on yourself. Nascent flash NEEDS another person for YOUR OWN mitigation, that's what makes it clunky. Not only that, but since it's a 25 second CD, you use it often and can fumble quite easily if you are unprepared.
You can easily prep a fell cleave or two for nascent flash and even if you get like: eye > upheaval > fell cleave > heavy swing, it will still heal much more than what raw intuition will mitigate from autos, even on E4S where Titan autos for around 30-31K.You're not wrong but I find trying to use it in the middle of a fight manually is also kinda clunky. And this is coming form a former DRK that often tried to throw out TBN on characters with damage taken up or low HP from a coming Raid hit. In part due to it possibly not being needed? Oh the 10% damage reduction for them is okay but most the time the healer(s) are also going to jump on that drop of HP as well. And if I need the HP? Well Equilibrium is still sitting there.
Personally I find the short duration to be really annoying to try and quickly work in what attack(s) I need for the HP as well and if I'm that low to need Feel Cleave HP, again the healer(s) are also probably jumping on me in which case I'm probably popping Thrill of Battle.
Now Nascent Flash seems to be just okay to niche for me. I'd rather just pop Raw Intuition but I don't do EX/Savage so maybe it sees better use there?
Intervention is used quite often as it is used whenever it is needed as with shirk. Im not sure where 3-5 minutes comes from. Blackest night and HoS of course can be used on self but it requires the same macro as nascent if you want to help the MT. If using Nascent for self mitigation is what you want, you always have Raw intuition as an option. Using Nascent for self healing through autos instead of mitigating damage is an optimization, not a necessity. There are rarely ever cases where you will die by using Raw instead of Nascent. In fact i'd argue in high end content, Raw is what will save you more often than Nascent.Intervention isn't used often, same with shirk, 2 minutes is a pretty long cooldown and you usually do it every 3-5 minutes. Blackest night and heart of stone can be used on yourself. Nascent flash NEEDS another person for YOUR OWN mitigation, that's what makes it clunky. Not only that, but since it's a 25 second CD, you use it often and can fumble quite easily if you are unprepared.
I don't disagree with nascent being usable without a target, in fact I support it. What I don't agree with is the clunkiness of the macro because every single tank has to deal with . Just like how healers use macros to place benison and excog on tanks. If you're OTing you still have to help your MT by giving him mitigation and using that macro just like any other tank.
You're not wrong but I find trying to use it in the middle of a fight manually is also kinda clunky. And this is coming form a former DRK that often tried to throw out TBN on characters with damage taken up or low HP from a coming Raid hit. In part due to it possibly not being needed? Oh the 10% damage reduction for them is okay but most the time the healer(s) are also going to jump on that drop of HP as well. And if I need the HP? Well Equilibrium is still sitting there.
Personally I find the short duration to be really annoying to try and quickly work in what attack(s) I need for the HP as well and if I'm that low to need Feel Cleave HP, again the healer(s) are also probably jumping on me in which case I'm probably popping Thrill of Battle.
Now Nascent Flash seems to be just okay to niche for me. I'd rather just pop Raw Intuition but I don't do EX/Savage so maybe it sees better use there?
Last edited by MerlinCross; 08-11-2019 at 07:14 AM.
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