New player question about Astrology

[Acece]

I wouldn't worry too much about it. Healers learning their limits is part of being a good healer. If you wipe a couple times but they become a better healer then I would say it's worth a couple wipes. Besides those types of healers are not too common to worry about it.

[Shironeko_Narunyan]

I wouldn't worry too much about it. Healers learning their limits is part of being a good healer. If you wipe a couple times but they become a better healer then I would say it's worth a couple wipes. Besides those types of healers are not too common to worry about it.

Tank should die so some random healer they'll likely never see again can improve?

[Semirhage]

Tank should die so some random healer they'll likely never see again can improve?

Counterpoint: Death in this game is that much of a setback? Your durability loss results in adding something like 20 gil to your repair bill. If the healer isn't that great, that's one thing. If it's a skilled healer on top of their health chicken game, "oops, sorry about that" and everyone's fine.

[Acece]

Tank should die so some random healer they'll likely never see again can improve?

Healers carry bad tanks all the time, good tanks carry bad healers it's nothing new. Having a healer improve rather then play safe is overall better health of the game Imo because if they learn early they don't developed bad habits which will wipe their party in raid and such. I really would rather have a healer get better at the early levels so I don't have to deal with them at max lol.
It's not like any of the dungeons are really hard or anything (besides a few but nothing so early) so its better to learn there then at endgame.

[BungleBear]

Tank should die so some random healer they'll likely never see again can improve?

I mean, it's not like they die in real life. There are so many heal-bot healers in this game who don't seem to realise that it's completely safe to let HP fall below 100% for more than a few seconds. To learn this, you have to test the limits. Mistakes happen. It's no big deal.