#FFXIVHEALERSTRIKE

[Lak14]

I just ignore people who bring no arguments aside from "You're too casual!" or "You're too elitist and out of touch!", they don't bring any discussion to the table.

All they're doing is bumping the thread back to the front page.

because you are casual ? pls tell me what content you do besides dungeon ? Nothing

N O T H I N G

[Supersnow845]

because you are casual ? pls tell me what content you do besides dungeon ? Nothing

N O T H I N G

Does savage and ultimate make me not casual or am I still not good enough

[Aravell]

because you are casual ? pls tell me what content you do besides dungeon ? Nothing

N O T H I N G

It's cool that you know what type of content I do better than I do.

Thanks for calling me a casual btw, now I can naysay the people who call me an elitist.

[Saraide]

Another forum tourist getting baited by people using an alt as forum face. If I had a dps action for everytime that has happened I would suffer from severe button bloat.

[Kinazu]

So, after lurking for a while, I'm genuinely curious about a few things and I hope that some of you are willing to answer a few questions.

Before getting any flack from the usual people though, I'll preface this by saying that although I don't support the strike myself as I still enjoy Healers in general (I think I'm allowed to have that opinion, no?), I do agree that some changes could improve the role. So again, this is not an attack just genuine curiosity and me wanting some insights about the strike.

1) From what I'm gathering those who support the strike are not queuing up for DF and PF content, yet in the OP it is mentioned that the strike is not meant to be disruptive for those playing the game. Isn't this counter productive in a way?

2) As a follow up, do those that support the strike feel like an impact has been made regarding the no using of PF/DF-route?

Personally, I don't haven't felt difference, but again maybe some of you do. I'd like to hear some insights on this one.

3) Another show for the strike would be to not level Healers, however some have. Isn't this also counter productive due to the achievements tied to obtaining Lv. 100? If anything anyone who levels either White, Astrologian, Sage, Scholar & Summoner regardless of how it's achieved, could, in essence be counted to Healers. Correct me if I'm wrong on this though, but data-wise it could. And SE could use this as a tell sign of how many Healers there are compared to different expansion.

4) What are the changes people actually do want? As I see mixed changes. Some want more DPS options, others want more healing, another wants DPS rotations, that one in the corner wants tank sustain to be tuned back. Or is it a mix of everything?

I'm still rather confused what the strike is supposed to manage/change and there are too many posts in the thread now to backtrack and the OP has not been updated to reflect examples of core changes with clear examples.

5) For those of you who have played Healer in Dawntrailer, what are your opinions? Do you think the additions they added are good? Is it a step in the right direction?


So again, my intent is not to bash the strike, by any means you do you! I just want some insight on the matter now that Dawntrail has been out for a while.

[Aravell]

5) For those of you who have played Healer in Dawntrailer, what are your opinions? Do you think the additions they added are good? Is it a step in the right direction?

I'll leave other people to answer the rest, but I want to address this one because I did level my SCH to 100 to give the content a fair chance because I don't like talking about something I haven't dabbled in.

No, the additions are not good. We still spend a lot of our time mashing a single button. A new button that we press every 2 minutes is not enough to break the monotony of mashing 1 filler GCD for anywhere from 60-90% of a fight.

I cannot say that the kit changes are a step in the right direction. In fact, the change to make SGE's DoTs mutually exclusive from each other is a step in the WRONG direction.

I can say, however, that the fight design is a step in the right direction. There's no body checks so far, so recovery healing does have importance once again. The healing requirements could be upped more though as even though people were raving about how hard DT content is to heal, I still managed to basically soloheal EX1 on my first clear as a healer.

[Supersnow845]

^you are allowed to like healers that’s fine. As for your questions

1) it’s not disruptive because we are interacting with the game as anyone is allowed to. We don’t enjoy the role so we don’t play it, it’s the same as anyone who is like “I’m not a fan of melee”

2) DF no change but I don’t expect one, PF is crying out for healers right now which seems to indicate healers aren’t popular

3)I have only SCH levelled which I did with the MSQ, I don’t intend to level the others in DF, if square decides to take data I levelled classes with trusts as indication inter job design is good that’s their prerogative (even if I think it’s stupid)

4) I basically want HW healers, I want to heal more on the GCD but in the downtime I want more engaging DPS

5) NA haven’t played DT healers outside a static for EX 1 where I think they are still garbage

[aiqa]

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1) It's intended as a message to the devs, the effects on other players are not the goal. And the strike isn't intended to support things like "queue up as a healer, but don't heal". Or harrash people who play healers. Or what ever other disruptive behaviour you can think of.

2) I am seeing far more healer in need then before.

3) It's not realistic to expect people ignore story content (role quests). So wisely the person that initiated the strike didn't ask people to do that. If you feel like that should be done, you are free to create your own initiative.

4) In short.
- Some more variation in damage buttons during lulls. Nothing extreme, but also not just 1 extra button to use during buff windows.
- More unavoidable damage on bossfights. DT increased difficulty for avoidable damage. But hoping for lower skilled, or lower geared, players to have some "healing fun" still isn't good enough.
- Rebalancing for healing output between jobs/roles. The most egregious example: for solo or small group healing, a WHM and WAR have about the same ogcd healing potential. And that is not even counting the per target heal from bloodwhetting.

[Saraide]

I'm on white mage so I technically got the most amount of non-basic damage spell out of all the healers but it's still in 2min burst only. Everything else is still just glare spam. There is never a point where I think 'what should my next action be' because the answer is always: ಠ_ಠ

Healing basically solves itself through lilies. It's like they designed the encounters around lily generation.

[lolnotacat]

Healing basically solves itself through lilies. It's like they designed the encounters around lily generation.

They did...well not Lilies exactly but just how resource generation works in general. That's why the first pull in some dungeons are kind of a pain for WHM if the tank doesn't properly mitigate since we haven't generated any lilies yet.