I think healer, druid and cler spec heals need to reduct the power used, like 4 spreadheals or 5 single heals 2.2 sec waste all the power with a good temp I know we can use chunk pots and mcl but anyway I think the power is so high for the healers class we need some love .
And please nerf the ground target and make the caster cant cast if they cant see the ground target please.
I think healer, druid and cler spec heals need to reduct the power used, like 4 spreadheals or 5 single heals 2.2 sec waste all the power with a good temp I know we can use chunk pots and mcl but anyway I think the power is so high for the healers class we need some love .
Stop doing nothing but spamming greaters and spreads? Those are emergency heals, not your primary method of keeping people alive.
Him are on the right maybe if you who dont do nothin because if you play in every style play of the game know the differents, no is the same 8v8, zerg or solo.
Your empty comment only works for 8vs8 thinking on all comunity man
Your power consumption will be based on the intelligence of your group mates and the effectiveness of your groups mitigation standards. If people are intelligent and avoiding placing themself in a position to be an aoe anchor or near an aoe anchor you will have less pressure healing in Zerg situations. Furthermore in tough situations you should SOS + AM + mitigation (soldiers, BOF, bedazzling aura) and this will greatly reduce how much you’re healing and dumping power.
Honestly how you build group RAs to work with each other has a big hand in everything. The SOS moves you through the risk factor quicker, the AM will support the healing with a HOT like pulse reducing the incoming need to heal, and the mitigation will greatly reduce the damage making the AM more effective.
Other than that it’s really about maintaining LOS on your target and who ever is on cures being good about curing disease.
In open field combat, it’s positioning and heal priority and knowing to use major heals with LOS on the target.
Power consumption is fine on the heal classes as it stands, and I say that confidently as I have not one but 2 healers, a cleric, 2 bards, a Druid, and a sham here and I don’t find the power to be problematic unless moving in and out of passive activity on my pac healer. Obviously moving between healing then using offense spells like mezz and stun will effect your power regen ultimately varying your consumption rates.
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