Raid Rx: A rock and a hard place

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9-02-2010 @ 6:21PM

AltairAntares said...

This is why I play a druid. Hots rule. Only as long as you are playing proactively and not reactively, but they rule. When I heal on my paladin I always feel like I'm behind where I should be (unless I'm just chain spamming....)

9-02-2010 @ 6:57PM

bennet said...

Enjoy it while you can. I play a resto druid too, and the news coming out of the Cata beta makes me nervous about the viability of proactive healing and what exactly they're going to replace it with for druids.

9-02-2010 @ 9:58PM

Dazaras said...

I play a holy pally and I always feel like everyone's health is lower than it should be whenever it's not at full. I do love me a pally-druid combo though.

9-03-2010 @ 1:03PM

coolkcguy said...

Yes, HoTs are awesome, but if the tank quickly takes a couple of hard hits and is in the red, I am sorry, but a droods hots will NOT keep the tank up for very long. A nice lil holy light from a pally healer is best used in a situation like this. I play a holy paladin, so I may be slightly biased, but I would rely on a pally or even a shammy to get me out of a shitty situation than a druid healer (not counting brez, of course, thats always nice to have if i accidently eat too much :) )

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