Are you the loud minority? (Healer feedback)

[KDSilver]

Are we a minority ? = We don't have numbers, we can't tell, but judging from what being actually done in game, I doubt we are so few.

"it takes a level of ego to say that to devs who have proven to care about their game & playerbase"

Caring = being flawless.

Do you know about Monk's design ?
Do you know about SMN changing each expansion because of identity crisis?
Do you know about no effect songs on BRD ?
Do you know about broken MCH design ?
Do you know about Tank ?
Do you know about Healer ?

"I'm new to the game"
Yes you are, so don't come and call us elite with big ego.

This forum has every respons you need that have been raised 100 times.

Thank you.

[Halfgeeek]

"it takes a level of ego to say that to devs who have proven to care about their game & playerbase"

Caring = being flawless.

I don't think any game, or any work of creativity in existence is ever flawless.

As said, I am new, and have not had years of experience, just a few months and browsing these forums seeing the discussion & feedback, some of the posts are needlessly rude towards dev team.

Right now, I am not feeling the simple healer dps to be a problem since I am focused on mechanics, healing, and taking care of players who mess up. Maybe in a year or more, I will get jaded with the simple dps tools on healers..

But devs have to make a game for people like me. They are in effect, restricted in how they can design jobs & encounters because there are a huge playerbase that is either inexperienced and/or not elite (I have no issues with elite players, kudos to them for rising to the challenge).

The one good argument is that they should create encounters solely for elite players, ie, Ultimates (+ mode) and there, they can go ham to push healers to the max (constant healing, mana pot spamming, etc), but doing so, they will have to accept less than 1% of players to clear, like other MMO elite content. From viewing YoshiP in recent interviews, its clear to me they are against making content for such a small number of players. Perhaps they should have a change of mind, since they have enough $$ whereby some investments do not necessarily have to have a great ROI for the wider playerbase.