Worthless Live Letter

[Hustensaft]

But they did address that. Sage has like 5 different damaging spells against a ST, the last one looking like Ranged DPS LB1 and then you have actual rotation for AoE plus healing kit that is completely different from the other healers.

Really?

(1) Dosis III - ST filler
(2) Eucrasia + Dosis III - DoT
(3) Toxicon II - Afflatus Misery (likely tied to spending the blue thingies given their similar names)
(4) Phlegma III - Another charge spell with higher potency then (3) -
(5) Pneuma - 2 min CD laser someone reused the tooltip of (3) on, and added an AoE-HoT and damage reduction effect.
(6) Dyscrasia 2 - spammable melee range AoE

So you have standard filler. Standard DoT that requires two button presses to apply. Why (3) and (4) exist on separate buttons is beyond me - there is practically no decisionmaking here on either of these spells.
Given it's CD and effects, (5) will most likely be used for it's healing/damage reduction first. The AoE rotation you mention i fail to see (no, long cooldown charged spells like afflatus are no rotation)

[GrimGale]

Toxicon II - Afflatus Misery (likely tied to spending the blue thingies given their similar names)

The trailer seems to imply you get your Purple Sage Aetherflow when the target of either your single target shield or your designated heal "partner" gets struck by an enemy. Toxicon costs 1 of the Sage Aetherflow points. Currently the only skill we know that costs one of those points.

[PotatoGirl]

I really love the statement "main hand ilvl surveys shows healers are popular!!!11!!1"

and not realizing how piss easy it is for people to get a relic especially during extreme content drought and people can be sitting on a max ilvl relic

like come on, thats a bad metric and you know it.

[Hurrican]

I really love the statement "main hand ilvl surveys shows healers are popular!!!11!!1"

and not realizing how piss easy it is for people to get a relic especially during extreme content drought and people can be sitting on a max ilvl relic

like come on, thats a bad metric and you know it.

Yes, it's indeed flawed but it's the closest thing we can get.

Also why healers only sits on top when the highest MH IL are so easy to get as you said ?

Why healers increase their MH IL faster than any other jobs even before Resistance Weapon got released?

[Kabooa]

Yes, it's indeed flawed but it's the closest thing we can get.

Also why healers only sits on top when the highest MH IL are so easy to get as you said ?

Why healers increase their MH IL faster than any other jobs even before Resistance Weapon got released?

Prior, it was based on Eden clear rates. You're generally going to have about a 25/50/25 split here because the composition is enforced. What we actually saw was closer to a 28/42/28 split, meaning when people were getting alt weapons, they chose to get tank/healer weapons instead of more DPS.

Now a days, if it's based on Relics, there's a pretty easy explanation. Healers are freakin' fun in Bozja, and they own the place.

[Hurrican]

Prior, it was based on Eden clear rates. You're generally going to have about a 25/50/25 split here because the composition is enforced. What we actually saw was closer to a 28/42/28 split, meaning when people were getting alt weapons, they chose to get tank/healer weapons instead of more DPS.

Now a days, if it's based on Relics, there's a pretty easy explanation. Healers are freakin' fun in Bozja, and they own the place.

Nice guess at the ratio, but you're wrong

The MH IL data is not limited to Eden Raid tiers RW only, shows either how little you know, or straight up lies


https://imgur.com/0Vdt03V

https://imgur.com/a/0PPtdWh



Anyway, I will give up explaining how they work since such lies got so many likes

Now I wonder which group is more detached from reality, Devs or those angry healers here