A plea to reconsider Inner Beast changes

[Leiron]

Because you don't gain anything by not using your Inner Beast, you simply maintain the status quo. It is explained in that reddit link I provided, which you obviously didn't read.

First, I read your post. It wasn't very concise and your idea is rather implicit and not explicit.
Second, drop the attitude. People will disagree with you, deal with it and move on, you won't be convincing anyone to agree with you while you spit vinegar like Taemak does. You look like a jack ass when you drop little quips every time you're unhappy with someone.

The only real argument against not using Inner beast is if you need to save it for a large incoming hit/knowing the healer can top you off.

[Paikis]

Second, drop the attitude. People will disagree with you, deal with it and move on, you won't be convincing anyone to agree with you while you spit vinegar like Taemak does. You look like a jack ass when you drop little quips every time you're unhappy with someone.

Absolutely priceless.

[Leiron]

Absolutely priceless.

There is no irony Paikis, just as there isn't a "normal mode" for Bahamut's coil.

[Phreak]

Your math confuses me.
How does an inner beast heal of 1500, every 22.5s, have the equivalent weight of receiving 2,396 healing every 2.5s?

Unless you are referring to the bonus heal received from 15% wrath?

An Inner Beast that heals for 1500 is equivalent to the bonus healing received over the course of 20 seconds @ 2,396 healing per cast @ 2.5s per cast Had you held onto stacks.

After using Inner Beast the proceeding 20s regaining your buff is roughly equivalent to a consistent healing bonus of 7.8% (he uses 7%).

Meaning unless your incoming damage is exceeding ~960 DPS it is a gain to use your Inner Beast assuming no over heal in either scenario.

[Paikis]

An Inner Beast that heals for 1500 is equivalent to the bonus healing received over the course of 20 seconds @ 2,396 healing per cast @ 2.5s per cast Had you held onto stacks.

After using Inner Beast the proceeding 20s regaining your buff is roughly equivalent to a consistent healing bonus of 7.8% (he uses 7%).

Meaning unless your incoming damage is exceeding ~960 DPS it is a gain to use your Inner Beast assuming no over heal in either scenario.

This. Assuming you time your Inner beast right, it never over heals and may save your life from the auto-attack following whatever spike you're trying to help with. Inner Beast is about healing NOW rather than healing later, which is what Wrath stacks are about. This game is about spikes, which is a large contributing factor to why Warrior damage is so much higher than Paladin on anything where you can't have 100% up time. This in spite of the fact that on paper, they should be about the same, with a slight edge going either way depending on whether you let Storm's Eye contribute to Paladin DPS.

[Leiron]

Yeah I thought I wrote a response in agreement, turns out daily limit ate it.
I am not sure Warrior damage is much higher than a Paladin except by a small amount in tank stance.