Quote Originally Posted by Striker44 View Post
It's not the JP forums, and something doesn't have to be a "hivemind" with unanimous agreement to still be the norm for a culture. Way to make false assumptions and then use it to attack me, though. Just another revealing post about what happens when people dare oppose the "hivemind" or echo chamber around here...



See the post I quoted above and the rest of your reply for some great examples of that...



Please read what I wrote again. GNB and PLD are not DPS classes and "old SMN" is irrelevant when talking about now. I said I believed all DPS classes should be given an AoE DoT before Healers get it. (I would also agree that all Tanks should get them before healers, too, since their primary purpose involves maintaining aggro on all enemies in a battle simultaneously.)

Where's that poster in the other thread who claimed the echo chamber around here doesn't gang up on or attack those who disagree with it? *chuckles* Man...
You are so painfully ignorant that I don't even want to begin to argue with you because you've already decided what you "believe". SE designs healers with DPSing as their main function in mind. Don't believe me? Look at literally any log from a competent healer. It's 95 percent Dosis/Glare spam with dots. They are the vast majority of casts of abilities by far. Like by far by far. It's not even anywhere near, and their healing skills are vastly inferior in number to those casts. The devs literally take healer dps into consideration when designing fights.

The fact that you are willing to deprive your fellow players with more flushed out DPS kits for healers when they don't have to heal (which is the majority of the time because healer tools are all scripted and fixed into a fight on a spreadsheet) just because "you don't want them to have it" is absurd. It's so cruel to do that to your fellow players. A true conservative at heart: I don't want things to change for the better, so I'm going to advocate for them remaining the same because I'm too scared to see what change might bring. Yuck.