I dont think it does interrupt you. However, with autoface target, cure is going to alter your aim and freeze someone. Without it, you wont be able to cast on anyone behind you. I believe that once or twice I used medica while aiming a voice. I happened to be close enough to the one I actually wanted to heal... but it was an emergency situation and almost never happens, so I cant be too sure. But im fairly sure voice never interrupts you, you just have to face a different direction/move to the right spot
You don't need to be facing the target to cast cure spells (or stoneskin) on them. I do it all the time. It is very simple to test as well just turn it off face away from someone and cast cure on them. Blew the mind of my SCH when I showed him.
Whenever I go into T7 I shut off autoface target and aim at the spot we normally place the renauds then don't really have to move unless I get shriek or something goes wrong. Voice will interrupt you if your in the middle of a cast when it goes off (ie when you would stone anyone in front of you) I'm just not sure if using surecast will prevent that. I'll have to try it next time I'm in there.
The command to turn on/off autofacetarget is /autofacetarget. I forget where it is in the settings since I just made a macro to do that.
Last edited by Yonko; 06-21-2014 at 02:37 AM.
oh yeah, I forget that. I turned it back on because DPSing was irritating, but since forgot I can heal facing a different direction :/ lol dumb But I didnt realize it interrupted you. I never need to heal in that short duration anyways, but ill go back to no autoface target since im not doing any dps in t7 lol. And what I was thinking about before when I used medica was actually during petrifaction and when several people had been hit by poorly positioned ranged getting people hit with fire. I would honestly suggest not bothering with heals there if you just get interrupted anyways. doesnt seem worth it. reapply regen sure.
I always popped Surecast before using my LB as a WHM. Even if most healer LB3's still turn out to be a wipe, it's still epic to pull it off when the whole party is yelling "healer LB!!", rather than facing a slow and agonizing death alone just from getting interrupted. And sometimes it really CAN save the day XD
I always did a lot of gathering and put at least one unspoiled node search on my WHM also >.>
It is more I can position myself so that voice will not hit anyone and then go back to curing like normal without thinking about when it will actually go off. And if the MT/OT need a cure I'd rather attempt to cast it then just sit there waiting for the timer to go down.oh yeah, I forget that. I turned it back on because DPSing was irritating, but since forgot I can heal facing a different direction :/ lol dumb But I didnt realize it interrupted you. I never need to heal in that short duration anyways, but ill go back to no autoface target since im not doing any dps in t7 lol. And what I was thinking about before when I used medica was actually during petrifaction and when several people had been hit by poorly positioned ranged getting people hit with fire. I would honestly suggest not bothering with heals there if you just get interrupted anyways. doesnt seem worth it. reapply regen sure.
Yes, surecast is very useful, especially when you can predict (know) the enemies move.
It's not the must have spell like Swiftcast, however you want to get it![]()
If anyone cares Surecast will not prevent an interrupt from voice going off in T7. Was able to test it last night.
ah that's too badthanks for testing and reporting it though
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