Some Healer Rework

[Sloprano]

Didn't make it in time for the previous thread so glad you made another because I like what I read on Scholar: While unsure how'd it play tying the damage recieved/dealt debuffs to damage skills, dots no less, as I'd might hold off putting on Virus or Biolysis until either I was ready to apply more or the boss was winding up an unavoidable attack, I'm very interested in the new way to manipulate dots and chain strat being useful as it would mean being on the the lookout for oppertunities to use them. Same goes with making skills available at lower levels, both the restorative, mitigating and pet ones. Making Dissipation reset cooldowns does bring a new way to look at it that actually ties in where most of our healing comes from, remains a way to regain AF quick and now gives something else to use it on. Selene coming back is always a plus, as is the idea to swap Fey Caress and Fey Covenant.

Gambit and the return of Rouse really sounds like what Fey Union should've been, with Union just being backwards thinking in what can be achieved with having a healing partner on the job.

Would love to see even lower cooldowns on the skills even if it meant slightly weaker effects. Aswell as Seraph becoming more than a temp summon and all three fairies becoming mortal.



Sorry to hear your thread got deleted. By chance I still had that one up in a previous tab on this browser: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...-Healer-Rework. There's a link that lets you "notify the administrator", but that one says you have no permission. So it remains a mystery.

If I'd wager a guess it was the "shitty" word. On the bright side, that means there are actually community managers visiting here on the odd hours. On the dark side, it might just be a very slow bot or it means they only skim thread titles looking for naughty words and don't read the threads themselves. Because I've been trying to put in a sailor's vocabulary where I can in hopes of inducing some kind of human response that isn't "neglect", but I should've put it in the titles instead.