General tip to all healers; everywhere

[SinSiew79]

Frustrated DPS Vent; so no need to reply.


As a DPs I know my role, I know my job and I *Always* play it to the very best of my abilities. So kindly; when in a Ex.Roulette Dungeon if you feel like beeing "helpful" by saying gibberish such as "we need more dps", SHUT UP!

What on god's green earth do you really think I am doing in the fight? Knitting, having High Tea and cakes with all the mobs?

I never tell the healer "maybe we need more Regen II" cause I actually appreciate the healers healing my ass when I kill mobs *As fast as I possibly can*, and I assume they know their job like the back of their hand, as I do mine. But apparently the rule "if you can't say anything nice (or actually helpful), say nothing at all" doesn't extend to everybody!

[Spoekes]

overreacting much?

[Sida]

*swings out a plate full of warm cookies*

Not all healers are such sort. Sad you got a bad one .

[mp-please]

Yea yelling at dps to do their job is rude. Who am i to be a healer, keep everyone alive and still top dps charts on experts?

Jokes aside. @OP was that dude dpsing at least?

[NorthernLadMSP]

Yea yelling at dps to do their job is rude. Who am i to be a healer, keep everyone alive and still top dps charts on experts?

Jokes aside. @OP was that dude dpsing at least?

LOL, funny you mention that. This actually happened last night as I was doing many runs of Amp Keep to help an FC member who was trying to get his Zodiac drop. We got stuck with a black mage who literally used nothing but Freeze, Sleep, Lethargy and Blizzard III the entire time - while I kept everyone alive and was DPSing like mad with Stone IIs, Aeros and Holy.

[DarkerOrange]

If you are doing your best and doing some good damage, then yes, the healer should stay quiet. However, I regularly encounter dps in ex roulette that are mentally elsewhere, so as a SCH, I end up doing more damage than them, at which point, saying something is perfectly justified IMO.

[Zysets]

I never understood getting angry at your party members for "not playing right".

If you truly believe they're doing something wrong, why not just give them some tips, easier and actually helps.

[MXMoondoggie]

I never understood getting angry at your party members for "not playing right".

If you truly believe they're doing something wrong, why not just give them some tips, easier and actually helps.

Well that works both ways there are times you see somebody needs help and you try to suggest something and the reaction is basically "**** off"

[Zysets]

Well that works both ways there are times you see somebody needs help and you try to suggest something and the reaction is basically "**** off"

Well that's their problem. I've never run into someone who would be so rude and prideful, but if someone did react that way to me, I'd just do what I can and try to ignore them for the rest of the run. Getting angry at them won't help anyone, especially if they're that stubborn.

[DarkerOrange]

Ofcourse, never get angry, but you shouldn't just stay silen, especially if they are obviously having issues with how their class works. (Such as the infamous Fire III, Blizzard III, Fire III etc etc BLMs, of which I have seen plenty.)