The Purpose of the Healer Role Subforum

[Semirhage]

I don't see "Renathras's personal echo chamber" in that description.

People in here disagree with you on a lot of healer design topics. All of your Gish Galloping, topic-swapping, and attempts to twist semantics into pretzels to make yourself correct by default (like this thread, imagine that! People disagree with you, so now you've decided that threads talking about healer class design changes don't actually fit in the subforum's precisely defined topic definition, haha so there, you win.) doesn't change that. Falling back on passive-aggressively insulting people here, telling people who have healed for a DECADE now that they're "actually supports" and should go play Bard or something, then recoiling and running off to General Discussion and Reddit and wailing that this place is "toxic" when people take exception to your dictating what THEIR preferred role is, is also not "healer discussion".

Cut it out.

[Renathras]

People in here disagree with you on a lot of healer design topics.

Your word salad rant aside, that's for a different reason.

"YOU KNOW WHAT? YES!"

Also MY GOD are you a 1950s drive in theater? Because the amount of projection in that post is EPIC.

EDIT:

So... where is the 99% of the posts that are not on topic?

Quick question for you:

Do you know the difference between "posts" and "threads", by chance?

[WaxSw]

Quick question for you:

Do you know the difference between "posts" and "threads", by chance?

Yes, I use the threads because they are also posts made by the players and its a more neutral way to showcase that the "99%" is plain false, you could in fact open almost any thread in the healer forum and you'll find much more on topic arguments that things out of topic (which usually happen because misinformation)

Now I repeat my question, where is that 99% of out of topic posts?

[BaconBits]

Lil bro really got tired of farming likes on general discussion and came back to the healer forums to continue getting folded like yesterday's laundry.

Wild.