Return of Reckoning

Knowing? as in knowing where career builder is located

Bozzax wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 9:48 am Knowing? as in knowing where career builder is located

Still waiting for the lines you are confused with. Come with some substance. :^)

Sulorie wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 9:14 am Flash heal value is too low per cast to be called "burst heal". Cast time spells are the same for sham and zeal albeit zeal can increase heal on target of all healers by 15%, while shaman can heal 40% stronger on low hp targets, which stacks with zeal buff. The highest heal per cast have shamans, hands down but they have to pay more attention to positioning and start casting before the dmg hits, as they have cast time spells.

Assuming you mean blessing of chaos here, which is 25% not 15%

Jabba wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 11:47 am

Sulorie wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 9:14 am Flash heal value is too low per cast to be called "burst heal". Cast time spells are the same for sham and zeal albeit zeal can increase heal on target of all healers by 15%, while shaman can heal 40% stronger on low hp targets, which stacks with zeal buff. The highest heal per cast have shamans, hands down but they have to pay more attention to positioning and start casting before the dmg hits, as they have cast time spells.

Assuming you mean blessing of chaos here, which is 25% not 15%

When this was the typo he was offended with, then I don't know, why he doesn't mention it.

Shaman is more tanky than BO and does better ranged dps than Sorc.

Shammy has access to more healing/dps abilities than zealot. And has better structured trees

Out of curiosity how many aoe hots would you say shmy has?

Or how many quick spammable direct ST heals?

Number of great procs that arent random fluff?

After playing shaman to 80+ and zealot 60+ I'd suggest staying away from shaman. The only thing I miss is puddle. High survivability and kiting is fine, but you can't keep your group up. Having two Hots to cast is meh at best. Play a zealot and learn to stagger effectively, it's much more fun.

Shaman is a good class to start. A lot of easy exits for critical situations. Also, it has a small hitbox, so it's harder to click and much easier to hide in bushes (never underestimate!).

Zealot needs much more knowledge of the game (gearing, other classes' abilities etc) because your easy exit abilities are on higher cooldowns. Putting out good heal values is low effort, though. Spam that flash. Spread that aoe hot.

Dok is not that hard to play, either but you need to learn how to manage your class ressources as healer. When that chalice is full, you can just pump out green numbers like a boss.



I got all of those healers and personally prefer my zealot over the others. Once you got the gear going, it's pretty relaxed.