I'm bored when I heal because I need more complex DPS rotations

[Sebazy]

- Co-healers who never use any heals cds,never ress, never Esuna.

And again I ask. If healing was actually engaging, enjoyable and above all else consistently required even in casual endgame content do you feel that perhaps these people would actually be more inclined to pay attention to their FFXIV window rather than whatever TikTok/netflix is showing on the second screen?

*Edit* Also:

I have died to Eulogia's Eudaimon Eorzea, as DPS with full hp/zero hit prev taken - due lack of healing..

This is why I endlessly preach about the importance of saving a shadowplay recording or uploading a log when you die so that you can better understand what actually happened. You weren't at full HP, and you had a 25% vulnerability stack on you. So no, that's not what happened.

You took a vuln stack at 6:08 which was still on when you ate a ~52k hit from Eudaimon Eorzea which just about overkilled you. Without that Vuln you would have taken ~40k and lived just fine.

Curing Waltz was off cooldown and would have been enough to save you (Last used at 5:21). Shield Samba and Second Wind were both on cooldown unfortunately (I'd argue that both were kind of wasted given the big hit that was coming up but that's getting unfairly nitpicky and min-maxy for a modern 24 man).

As far as the lack of healing thing goes, you had Asylum, Medica II and a PI tick from the WHM, Lilybell had been used in the run up to the Eudaimon hit and the Sadge did a few E-Prognoses.

In the 10 seconds before you died, you received a rough total of 40k's worth of healing and the final hit overkilled you by 182 hp.

So yeah.

If you'd not eaten the 25% vuln you'd have lived just fine.
If you'd eaten pretty much any food with vit or even chugged a Healing pot you'd have scraped through.
If you'd have saved Samba for the upcoming hit you'd have been fine.
If you'd have remembered to hit curing waltz you'd have been fine.

You were the only one that died.

Are you sure it was a lack of healing?