They aren't.
Strikers can't grief ppl because striking means not playing healer in group content so if a healer is griefing people in group content by nature they aren't a striker.
Thank you for not spreading false information.
Healer? What do you even need one for?
People strike in different ways. People going into dungeons and not healing or doing their job are on your side.
How do you know they are on the striker's side and arent the kind of people who post snarky comments in here and call the people protesting against this game's healer design whiny assholes?
I started this game as a Conjurer in ARR, having been a White Mage since FFI to the point I did the full four White Mage run in that game. The only people making a mockery of our favorite job is Square Enix, and XIV's dev team. You do NOT get to act like we're not fans of White Mage because we're disgusted by the abomination our beloved Job has become.
You mean people pointing out WHM’s flaws
All jobs are viable in casual content and all jobs are mostly viable in savage. I can rip my healer main before I dropped healers apart (SCH), it’s not mocking to point out flaws in a job. WHM is just in an awkward position in the meta for healers. Our problems with healers barely focus on the existing meta anyway but you asked for points about WHM so we gave them
If you asked me from a strike perspective why I don’t like WHM it’s because of the glare spam and the fact that like SGE the kit lacks an internal reward system for efficient healing
So did my first comment fall into “blah blah blah raiding” because it’s hard to blow off raiding balance with job design
Last edited by Supersnow845; 07-09-2024 at 12:04 AM.
Perhaps they think that destroying the strike would make everyone participating in it go back to queueing as healer?I just find it funny that the people who were supposed to take our place as healers and make the strike irrelevant end up griefing parties out of bitterness instead of enjoying healing like they said they would. Although I suppose most of them did only say how they were going to like the instant queues without any mention of liking gameplay.
I feel that is the core motivation. Unfortunately, it won't work out that way. Regardless of whether the strike loses its momentum or not, the players participating are going to play what they enjoy.
Being a WHM, SCH, AST, or SGE isn't a job. Square Enix isn't paying us to heal in group content. So, someone thinking all they have to do is break the strike to force the healers (workers) back to their jobs is living in a fantasy land.
Now, if someone at Square Enix is hiring healers for FFXIV, my requirements are a beginning wage of $39.50 per hour, a matching 401K, and insurance which covers vision and dental.
Until I'm sitting at my computer as an employee of Square Enix, I'm playing what I want.
Last edited by Kacho_Nacho; 07-09-2024 at 05:50 AM. Reason: expanded thoughts for clarity
If healer strike, then why is everything tank in need?
I see “DAE not understand how AIN works” is the new rallying cry
As a healer main in this game for nigh on 14 years all I can say is that I’m tired. My role has been eroded of complexity and expression for 3 expansions. I’ve watched the tanks do my role for me for 2 expansions and my feedback and critiques continue to fall on deaf ears.
I have no idea who modern healers are designed for but I know now it’s not me. This is the first expansion I’m truly considering dropping the healer role and not returning, so if that was the goal- congratulations I guess
You'll never get people to understand the point of the strike supersnow 90% of these people come from streamers who farm the forums for rage bait content lmao.
You're arguing with a literal sheep.
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