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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-06-2012 @ 8:38PM
cromus00 said...
Great article. I like the priority system and the triage that healing is heading toward. It really makes the encounters more fun for healers.
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1-06-2012 @ 9:07PM
Arrohon said...
Sadly, it also makes an already stressful job daunting to newer players which hurts the DPS vs. other roles balance. However; I prefer this to healing being boring.
1-06-2012 @ 9:37PM
Twill said...
Heading towards? It's been like this for at least 4 years. The only difference cata brought was move mana-management than WotLK.
1-06-2012 @ 10:38PM
djsuursoo said...
it's funny, i healed by priorities back when i first rolled my shaman in wrath.
i was, by all accounts, jaw-dropping.
/ahead of the curve?
1-06-2012 @ 10:38PM
djsuursoo said...
twill does have the right notion RE mana management. it's very interesting. you learn to dance a delicate tweaking of gear, output, timing, cooldowns, weaving a web of life.
mana management even at the upper levels is the thing that marks the true skill of a healer.
1-08-2012 @ 11:34PM
Jabadabadana said...
Sadly, mana management is disappearing at this point in the expansion. As we gear up to greater heights, it's becoming possible (required) to heal like it was Wrath again. Hell, my druid is technically undergeared for regular DS, and yet only runs oom on 3 fights in there if I try to heal like it was wrath again.
It may be that this is inevitable, and perhaps not wholly horrible for the last tier of content. Hopefully the beginning of MoP puts as back in our place, and I can step back from reaction speed, over-hotting, and OMG the tank is gonna get gibbed! healing, and back to mana and triage.