Why you should play a healer!

[Clouse_Cleyra]

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If you want to try a healer go for it. Dont be afraid of stress.
If you are starting just heal and trust me, almost all of the time people will live. And if someone dies you just start over, no problem there.
Theres nothing bad on learning a job and not going good while learning it.

When people if you lost 3 minutes because the party dies its not a big deal, still better than being another 20 waiting for a quee because there arent any healers.


About the spam your biggest cure, I never said it was the best option, what I said if you are afraid on big pulls if you spam them in almost all cases the tank wont die.

Maybe healing come looks hard at the beggining but after some time you will see its pretty easy dungeon wise.
Ill just repeat myself its a game and relax.

I personally don't determine a healer's skill by the content they've cleared.

Ehm... I dont know what to say about this.

The impression I'm getting from you is healing comes easy to you because you don't really care about optimizing it, and/or you treat dungeons as whatever content.

I dont know why you think I dont optimizate it, but if you try to compare a dungeon with O4S then yeah, dungeons are w/e content.

[Gemina]

I dont know why you think I dont optimizate it, but if you try to compare a dungeon with O4S then yeah, dungeons are w/e content.

You leave that impression because you're complacent. You're complacent because you think it's OK to give new healers bad advice because the content is just a dungeon.

The only one comparing a dungeon to a savage raid is you. And when you make such comparisons and are also dismissive towards how a healer might feel despite the content being casual, you also leave the impression of being an elitist.

Spamming your biggest cures is not only an inefficient use of you MP, it's also the least optimal way to play the job and role. Any healer worth their salt knows this. Especially if they have savage clears under their belt.