UI placement tips for new healers?

[kaferine]

Anyone have any tips for us folks on Ps3/4 (4 here)
I am fining it hard to do anything besides heal, targeting enemies and then back to party members is a PITA, and can get the Tank killed.

I am just waiting to be called out on it in a dungeon "Why no DOT" "Because I suck and you like to remain breathing......" LOL

You can go into your settings and change who you auto target. I changed it so that the only enemies I focus on are the ones aggroing on me. When I press X it goes to a party member first (unless I get attacked, which rarely happens first off if you're healing correctly); I cycle through them with up or down, and can highlight an enemy with < or >. You can also set it to include party members, pets, and NCPs.
When I did CT for the first time, the other Alliance bars literally configured right across the center of the screen. I still have no idea what happened in that first CT because I didn't have time to fix it.

[Estellios]

Anyone have any tips for us folks on Ps3/4 (4 here)
I am fining it hard to do anything besides heal, targeting enemies and then back to party members is a PITA, and can get the Tank killed.

I am just waiting to be called out on it in a dungeon "Why no DOT" "Because I suck and you like to remain breathing......" LOL

Make a macro that is simply /target <tt> and hitting it will automatically swap you to whatever that person is fighting or whoever that enemy is attacking.

I don't use it too often though... the default targeting filters already make it so left and right doesn't target party members so I never find it difficult to just use up/down for party members and left/right for enemies.

[tocsin]

Thanks everyone for all the useful tips. I used to raid on WoW as a priest, so I definitely can relate to mouseovers. Getting a Razer Naga was the best investment I think I ever made, at least for keybinds!

I'm rearranging like that screenshot, and its helping a lot. Thanks!