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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #30 on: May 15, 2007, 08:34:06 pm »
Healing is the hardest role to play in every almost every situation, and I'll always stand by that.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #31 on: May 15, 2007, 10:23:42 pm »
Healing is the hardest role to play in every almost every situation, and I'll always stand by that.

Oh, I don't deny that. I'm a feral druid for a reason. :P I hate healing, and also, suck at it. Granted, I've managed to pull off a few instances healing as feral, but generally, I stay away from it. I do have to heal, sometimes. I don't whine or gripe about it. I do it. I save lives. It's a pain in the ass, and a healer hardly ever gets thanked for doing a good job. But, by now, as I said.. it's sorta expected.

I always try and praise a good healer when I can. But, there's a serious issue if I have a healer that I CAN'T praise. Just because it's hard doesn't mean it's impossible..

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #32 on: May 16, 2007, 12:01:14 am »
Healing is way easier than tanking. I've done both and I'd rather heal.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #33 on: May 16, 2007, 12:59:14 am »
Healing is way easier than tanking. I've done both and I'd rather heal.
You've never healed and tanked for a raid, then. You usually plan tanking ahead, but healing is random.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #34 on: May 16, 2007, 01:57:29 am »
Here's a video of Nihilum 15 manning Gruul. For those that don't know, Gruul is a 25 man. There's definitely room for error.

Gruul was nerf'd awhile backed. He used to be tougher. Our guild one shotted Gruul after he was nerf'd, for fun, and we had 24 people, because one was afk. I'm sure by now people have gotten better at him. The guild I was in did the server-first downing of Gruul, it was pretty cool.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #35 on: May 16, 2007, 08:31:34 am »
Healing is way easier than tanking. I've done both and I'd rather heal.

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #36 on: May 16, 2007, 10:42:38 am »
I [..] whine [and] gripe about it. I do it. I save lives. It's a pain in the ass, and [I] hardly ever gets thanked for doing a good job.

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #37 on: May 16, 2007, 11:53:35 am »
I [..] whine [and] gripe about it. I do it. I save lives. It's a pain in the ass, and [I] hardly ever gets thanked for doing a good job.

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #38 on: May 16, 2007, 02:02:45 pm »
Healing is way easier than tanking. I've done both and I'd rather heal.
You've never healed and tanked for a raid, then. You usually plan tanking ahead, but healing is random.

You can definiely plan tanking, doesnt mean things will always go by the book 100% of the time. Things go wrong, you lose aggro, other tanks lose aggro, you over pull, etc.

Healing you just sit back and throw heals on the tank, doing the real hard work.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #39 on: May 17, 2007, 06:28:39 am »
Healing is way easier than tanking. I've done both and I'd rather heal.
You've never healed and tanked for a raid, then. You usually plan tanking ahead, but healing is random.

You can definiely plan tanking, doesnt mean things will always go by the book 100% of the time. Things go wrong, you lose aggro, other tanks lose aggro, you over pull, etc.

Healing you just sit back and throw heals on the tank, doing the real hard work.

Lol.  Healing isn't that simple, sorry to burst your bubble.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #40 on: May 17, 2007, 07:29:11 am »
Sure it is, you drink, you heal, you get praised. Throw either a HoT or a flash heal, or a cast heal.
There may be varying skills of healers, but over all tanking is much much more difficult than healing.

Holding aggro on a Boss (especially if you're unmatched) is a hard thing to do. You need to stack sunders, while making sure he's aggrod while stance dancing back and forth between Battle and Defensive stance whenever Mocking Blow cools down if you lose the aggro. Then you have the wildcards like Challenging Shout and Thunderclap to help with multiplemob tanking.

Especially Protected Warriors, we have to try to hardest to be the best. It's much more than Charge->Threat Modifier we also need to watch our limited supply of rage, make sure our shouts are buffed (2m cooldown..), keep mobs who run hamstringed, etc.

I know healing isn't the easiest thing in the world, but it doesn't hold a cadle to how hard tanking can be.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #41 on: May 17, 2007, 09:55:57 am »
Like I said, you've obviously NEVER raided as a healer before.
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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #42 on: May 17, 2007, 01:12:12 pm »
Sure it is, you drink, you heal, you get praised. Throw either a HoT or a flash heal, or a cast heal.
There may be varying skills of healers, but over all tanking is much much more difficult than healing.

Holding aggro on a Boss (especially if you're unmatched) is a hard thing to do. You need to stack sunders, while making sure he's aggrod while stance dancing back and forth between Battle and Defensive stance whenever Mocking Blow cools down if you lose the aggro. Then you have the wildcards like Challenging Shout and Thunderclap to help with multiplemob tanking.

Especially Protected Warriors, we have to try to hardest to be the best. It's much more than Charge->Threat Modifier we also need to watch our limited supply of rage, make sure our shouts are buffed (2m cooldown..), keep mobs who run hamstringed, etc.

I know healing isn't the easiest thing in the world, but it doesn't hold a cadle to how hard tanking can be.

Like I said, you've obviously NEVER raided as a healer before.

Even without raiding, it's not "easy", I can tank super easy on my druid.

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #43 on: May 17, 2007, 01:40:11 pm »
Sure it is, you drink, you heal, you get praised. Throw either a HoT or a flash heal, or a cast heal.
There may be varying skills of healers, but over all tanking is much much more difficult than healing.

Holding aggro on a Boss (especially if you're unmatched) is a hard thing to do. You need to stack sunders, while making sure he's aggrod while stance dancing back and forth between Battle and Defensive stance whenever Mocking Blow cools down if you lose the aggro. Then you have the wildcards like Challenging Shout and Thunderclap to help with multiplemob tanking.

Especially Protected Warriors, we have to try to hardest to be the best. It's much more than Charge->Threat Modifier we also need to watch our limited supply of rage, make sure our shouts are buffed (2m cooldown..), keep mobs who run hamstringed, etc.

I know healing isn't the easiest thing in the world, but it doesn't hold a cadle to how hard tanking can be.

Like I said, you've obviously NEVER raided as a healer before.

Even without raiding, it's not "easy", I can tank super easy on my druid.

/shrug

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Re: Good healer?
« Reply #44 on: May 17, 2007, 03:44:20 pm »
Sure it is, you drink, you heal, you get praised. Throw either a HoT or a flash heal, or a cast heal.
There may be varying skills of healers, but over all tanking is much much more difficult than healing.

Holding aggro on a Boss (especially if you're unmatched) is a hard thing to do. You need to stack sunders, while making sure he's aggrod while stance dancing back and forth between Battle and Defensive stance whenever Mocking Blow cools down if you lose the aggro. Then you have the wildcards like Challenging Shout and Thunderclap to help with multiplemob tanking.

Especially Protected Warriors, we have to try to hardest to be the best. It's much more than Charge->Threat Modifier we also need to watch our limited supply of rage, make sure our shouts are buffed (2m cooldown..), keep mobs who run hamstringed, etc.

I know healing isn't the easiest thing in the world, but it doesn't hold a cadle to how hard tanking can be.

Like I said, you've obviously NEVER raided as a healer before.

Even without raiding, it's not "easy", I can tank super easy on my druid.

/shrug

Your druid is a twink..how about I let you use Xalis and you do an ST run with him? I'll let you give him back when you have your 5th wipe.

Druid wasn't a twink when I was running VC or Stockades :P

I won't wipe if you keep me healed ;)
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