Major flaws in healing design.

[Daniolaut]

Nothing.

And of course this can be the only response, people who want to cooperate aren’t going to like this idea.

Forcing them to do mechanics, and cooperate is clearly nothing they want to do.

They dont actually want healers to have to heal as well as deal damage, or be complex.

They want to complain and say healing is boring, because they want more damage actions so they can continue to claim they are good, while allowing tanks to die to auto attacks.

It happens all the time. I just finished witnessing this happening. A 99% "healer" spamming glare over and over, and then the tank dying after taking a tank buster at 60% HP, then not getting shielded or healed, prior or after the tank buster, resulting in death.

Of course they can only say i'm trolling. They have no other excuse.

Whoa! That's crazy dude!

Just the other day I saw something as well! I saw a tank who was supposed to use their invuln skill on an incoming tankbuster, but didn't use it! Now, I was expecting him to be at 1 HP for 8 seconds, enough time for my Dia refresh to come back so I could Benediction him at no cost. But he died within an auto-attack! What a silly billy, I didn't even have time to react! I sighed, and my cohealer (an AST, who loses less damage to Raise people) raised him as soon as they could.

This happens far far less than what I mentioned.

This was a 99% savage healer in a story mode raid, refusing to heal.

So they let 4-5 people die (both tanks died and boss then killed a DPS) and lay dead because the other healer was only able to keep theirself, the tank and the remaking crew up.

It happens all the time, and there is no way to combat it. The 99%er thinks they are something special, while everyone else has to die because they refuse to do their job.

Also most all 1shot tank busters can be handled another way instead of forcing the tank to invuln. That’s just the “popular” method because then healers won’t have to do anything besides the WHM pressing 1 button that is a oGCD.

Try again?