I uhh... didn't? This whole entire time I've been talking about "breaking the bones" type of overhaul, and you clearly disagree with that.
And I think I've been pretty consistent in my messaging.
Just so there's no confusion.
I do not think Square Enix's currently philosophy for healer design is working. A whole overhaul, rework and a completely different perspective in healer design is needed for healer's to be engaging in both healing and dpsing.
No amount of "add more DPS buttons" would make healers fun, because adding more DPS buttons would just make DPSing fun. What the game needs is to break the whole foundation of Healers, implement weaker heals in a rotation that would open up to stronger heals, just like my example for Disc Priest.
No amount of pussyfooting around is gonna fix it. Just take one big giant hammer and destroy everything and rebuild it from the ground up taking lessons from other games that actually made healing fun. No "reasonable changes". No "incremental changes". Nope, just take a massive hammer and smash everything.
Do I think it's a good idea? No. Why? Simply put, the core playerbase would hate these changes. The mere mention of it would make them panic. There'd be riots in reddit and twitter and every PF listing imaginable. It would alienate everyone who got used to how easy healing everything from Dungeons to Expert to Normal to Extreme to Savage and Ultimate. People would quit cause their precious role has been slaughtered in half for something unrecognizable, just like SE did with Physical Ranged.
So Square is just gonna sit on this design for healers, because it's the most safe, and they can't risk alienating their only core players because they've driven out most of the ones who are looking for actual healing in a video game, and that's exactly what they should do. The ship has sailed. There is no way they can change the core of healer design now. They have no choice but to keep putting up mitigation checks.
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Also I know I wasn't being asked but here you go buddy.
God I remember being so mad about this one. Good times.