#FFXIVHEALERSTRIKE

[Striker44]

Me going to level my healer in DT dungeons after thinking the healer strike was dumb

Meanwhile, I leveled my healer in DT exclusively through dungeons and roulettes and had a blast...

While this data may not be completely accurate, it's the only data we have access to, and it's not painting a good picture for the healer role.

That's the issue - we have no clue how accurate it is. Trying the idea of "any data is better than no data" doesn't work, because bad data is worse than no data. Let's acknowledge the reality - the only people who have full, accurate data are the devs at SE. They're also a corporation that needs to make money. If they're dead set on a certain direction, you can be sure the real data supports that decision.

[IDontPetLalas]

Meanwhile, I leveled my healer in DT exclusively through dungeons and roulettes and had a blast...



That's the issue - we have no clue how accurate it is. Trying the idea of "any data is better than no data" doesn't work, because bad data is worse than no data. Let's acknowledge the reality - the only people who have full, accurate data are the devs at SE. They're also a corporation that needs to make money. If they're dead set on a certain direction, you can be sure the real data supports that decision.

So, tell me, would you say they made money off of Island Sanctuary?

[Supersnow845]

Meanwhile, I leveled my healer in DT exclusively through dungeons and roulettes and had a blast...



That's the issue - we have no clue how accurate it is. Trying the idea of "any data is better than no data" doesn't work, because bad data is worse than no data. Let's acknowledge the reality - the only people who have full, accurate data are the devs at SE. They're also a corporation that needs to make money. If they're dead set on a certain direction, you can be sure the real data supports that decision.

Which just circles back to another point of the strike you refuse to acknowledge

We want to be heard, if square has such hard and fast data that proves unequivocally that healers are exactly where they want them (never mind it conflicts with every piece of partial data we have ever collected) then they need to tell us that. In a feedback forum paying customers deserve to have their feedback acknowledged even if they don’t choose to act on it (ignoring us for 6 years is not an act of acknowledgment)

In 6 years the only design decisions around healers they have ever written down that’s not a poor “pwetty pwease pway healers” is those useless change logs on the job guides that tell us nothing of actual use

[Aravell]

If they're dead set on a certain direction, you can be sure the real data supports that decision.

You can have all the data in the world, but that does not preclude you from making a bad decision.

There's nothing indicating that the developer team is making the right decisions either, even if they have all of the data, that doesn't mean they're interpreting it correctly.