Thread: 6.2 Patch Notes

Originally Posted by ReynTime

This is probably the ONLY instance where they did something good with enmity management. It's to prevent the situation where players argue or fight in-game over using regen during trash pulls.

I literally can't recall a single instance within the past year (since I started playing) where a regen during a trash pull caused issues with enmity.

I am curious whether this change will affect what the enmity table looks like in the typical trial or alliance raid. There have been more than a few times where I've wondered why the healers were so high up.

Originally Posted by AmiableApkallu

I literally can't recall a single instance within the past year (since I started playing) where a regen during a trash pull caused issues with enmity.

I am curious whether this change will affect what the enmity table looks like in the typical trial or alliance raid. There have been more than a few times where I've wondered why the healers were so high up.

It's not supposed to cause any issue to good tanks. But from time to time there are tanks that can't outperform the aggro of a regen for a reason or another, or even tanks that manually toggle regen off themselves in fear of this.

Originally Posted by AmiableApkallu

I literally can't recall a single instance within the past year (since I started playing) where a regen during a trash pull caused issues with enmity.

I am curious whether this change will affect what the enmity table looks like in the typical trial or alliance raid. There have been more than a few times where I've wondered why the healers were so high up.

Oh, I can. On average XIV tanks are garbage and grab mob packs with their AoE attack. For this case a regen usually isn't a big deal. If you were to pull properly - without planting your ass for full 3 seconds to grab mobs - stray regens quickly become an issue. I actually had to make a singie button macro to remove all possible regens just to deal that nuisances that insist on that 100% Medica II uptime.