Technically WAR stole DRK's healing since Abyssal Season used to work exactly like BW.
Technically WAR stole DRK's healing since Abyssal Season used to work exactly like BW.
Rofl
People don't have a clue about they are complaining about. Isn't about the healers not being necessary it's just Tanks are to OP.
All that does is just revert healers to the initial Shadowbringers iteration.
No, the healer problem goes far deeper than that - feedback for that topic which also get equally ignored.
As others have mentioned, we've given feedback, plenty of times, for several years. The issue is, the place the devs look for feedback, and the place we're told to give feedback (the official forums, and we put it in the Healer section because that makes sense, right?), are two different places entirely. Either they're reading our feedback and throwing it out for some reason, we're being told to leave feedback in the wrong place, or they're just not getting the feedback passed along, either way, we've tried every possible form of feedback. Up to, and including, doing a whole design sheet for the jobs ourselves, with potencies and cooldowns and resource costs listed. Entire 'Job Guide' kind of posts, just on the off chance they see it, and decide 'well we should do something but we want to put the traditional SE amount of effort into the Healers (zero) so let's just copy this, saves us having to do the maths'I don't see how any player could be qualified to complain so much about this.
There may be some potential for tweaking the skill set of the job
But before that, the response here is insipid and childish.
If you are of an age where you are able to pay your bills every month and enjoy the game.
We should all have tried to be more constructive in our feedback.
You should be a little ashamed that your actions are being talked about on the internet in this way.
Instead of talking about the guilty forms of complaining and strikes
Please consider starting a movement by proposing a great alternative.
More like you didnt give a single shit to read previous posts and good reasons, jumped on the last page, saw the tank discussion which happened out of spite and then made your own opinion about something, even though it has been mentioned quite plenty of times.
Rofl
Last edited by xbahax92; 06-12-2024 at 02:00 PM.
It's wild that people assume things like we haven't been giving feedback respectfully for 6 years since ShB.As others have mentioned, we've given feedback, plenty of times, for several years. The issue is, the place the devs look for feedback, and the place we're told to give feedback (the official forums, and we put it in the Healer section because that makes sense, right?), are two different places entirely. Either they're reading our feedback and throwing it out for some reason, we're being told to leave feedback in the wrong place, or they're just not getting the feedback passed along, either way, we've tried every possible form of feedback. Up to, and including, doing a whole design sheet for the jobs ourselves, with potencies and cooldowns and resource costs listed. Entire 'Job Guide' kind of posts, just on the off chance they see it, and decide 'well we should do something but we want to put the traditional SE amount of effort into the Healers (zero) so let's just copy this, saves us having to do the maths'
But I guess we've usually been keeping to ourselves in the healer forums and it only started leaking out into general discussion in EW.
Because people "Green DPS" so they get fast queues rather than to actually heal. Using self-heal as a tank is basically telling the healer they aren't doing their job.
Big, wall-to-wall pulls are annoying when the tank does not telegraph they are going to do that. Especially for people who just picked up conjurer, and get blindsided in sastasha with a tank who pulls the entire floor and then runs off.Why would someone play a healer not expecting stress?
If they weren't ready for that, wouldn't they pick a DPS? (they could pick a tank but almost every new player seems to have anxiety with tanking)
And also my experience, as a tank, is that no sprout healer has struggled to heal my big pulls prior to us having these execessive tank heals.
And big pulls aren't even required - that's why single pulls exist, for people who want low stress.
The biggest mystery to me is why the people who disagree with the thread topic are like 90% rude and arrogant about it. Where's all the hostility coming from? Did someone draw a pentagram out of Stanley cups or something? It's like a Karen convention keeps marching through.
Sage has failed to live up to the fantasy of a sci-fi DPS healer. Please change this for 8.0. Make Sage fast, exciting, and aggressive. It should feel like a healer that plays like a DPS. Empower the aspects of Sage's unique healing mechanics: Kardia and Eukrasia to give its healing playstyle more identity.
Yes pressing bloodwhetting is definitely the tank silently protesting the healer isn’t healing and not literally the first button they press deleting the need to heal in the first placeBecause people "Green DPS" so they get fast queues rather than to actually heal. Using self-heal as a tank is basically telling the healer they aren't doing their job.
Big, wall-to-wall pulls are annoying when the tank does not telegraph they are going to do that. Especially for people who just picked up conjurer, and get blindsided in sastasha with a tank who pulls the entire floor and then runs off.
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
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