Relatively large concern about new Healer: Sage

[Duskane]

oh man this topic again but Sage instead of Gnb ,time sure flies.
anyway i doubt this will be a problem Sage probably wont be very popular.

doesn't really give off any strong aesthetic that makes people want to jump on the Role like GNB even if it's weapons are very gundam like.

[Gemina]

AST: oh man this topic again but Sage instead of Gnb ,time sure flies.
WHM: anyway i doubt this will be a problem Sage probably wont be very popular.

SCH: doesn't really give off any strong aesthetic that makes people want to jump on the Role like GNB even if it's weapons are very gundam like.

I don't mean to make fun. I really don't, but this post made me think of the three healers as the trio of pretty girls in school, and then here comes the new girl who is every bit as pretty as they are, and this is what each of them have to say about her xD

I do agree though that this won't be much of a problem. I have died as a healer so many times and could only look on as the more competent members of the group beat the boss anyway without my heals. Granted, not all dungeons will allow this, but OP should acknowledge that a lot of players care about their performance. Getting a healer who can't at least do the bare minimum is pretty rare.

[Absurdity]

oh man this topic again but Sage instead of Gnb ,time sure flies.
anyway i doubt this will be a problem Sage probably wont be very popular.

doesn't really give off any strong aesthetic that makes people want to jump on the Role like GNB even if it's weapons are very gundam like.

The aesthetic is honestly the only thing that interests me about it currently...then again we've barely seen anything else.


You might be right, it might not appeal to as many people as GNB did, the weapon and animations certainly made me interested in it though. I wouldn't call myself a good healer but I have played it in savage before and I atleast know in theory how I need to play it, many other players who pick up Sage might not even know how to play the role at all.