(edited by The Demonic Spirit.3157)
Game Design Lead
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515
Why doesn’t this game have extended tool tips that show the proper formulas?
I understand the frustrations that come with inaccurate descriptions. I’ve worked a lot on the skill “fact” system to bring it up to a good point, but I know there is more we can do. This includes making all buffs, upgrades, sigils, and traits affect skill tooltip numbers (some already do), adding additional skill facts based on traits, as well as adding the same or similar “fact” system to trait descriptions.
There are a couple reasons why trait/skill descriptions aren’t as accurate as they could be. They were constantly changing up until ship for balance and polish. This means some of the descriptions are just out of date. Also, each time a number is changed within the text, it needs to get localized again. This means it’s more efficient to make them a little more vague to lessen the localization cost and protect ourselves if that number needs to change again. That’s why skills have “facts” instead of baking the numbers into the descriptions. The last reason it’s difficult to keep skills and traits accurate is because of technical and time limitations. Our skills are complicated, and it takes designers a lot of time to make sure the numerous parts are correct. Sometimes we don’t even have the ability to make the facts accurate (summon’s damage was a tricky one).
I’m personally very passionate about skill descriptions. We know there are improvements that can be made and I’ll push to get time to revisit them because, well, I just like them
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515
@ 1533 healing is what i runned in the past wich heal 610, not worth IMO.
Tks for the formula.
(edited by Aeolus.3615)
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515
would you consider listing the formulas for damage and healing from our weapons (even if it might, and probably will, change in subsequent patches)? It would really help get some concrete answers as to the effectiveness of healing power compared to say precision or condition damage. At the moment only anecdotal accounts have really surfaced, and many shun the idea of healing power in any form without much evidence other than “it didn’t increase healing enough.”
(edited by Roxtar.6487)
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515
I thought anet was in some kind of Ice law game against posting on the guardian forums :o
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515@ 1533 healing is what i runned in the past wich heal 610, not worth IMO.
Tks for the formula.
But the 2nd mace symbol will heals very much if u get +symbol duration
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515@ 1533 healing is what i runned in the past wich heal 610, not worth IMO.
Tks for the formula.
But the 2nd mace symbol will heals very much if u get +symbol duration
Though I used to run much higher Healing Power, I agree that tons of Healing Power does help the symbol shine, even if just at a minor rate. Every bit counts, especially if you add that healing with Regen and Virtue of Resolve (+Altruistic Healing in some builds, and very possibly, Writ of the Merciful, which works well with the mace symbol.)
I would say it’s not necessary at all to run 1,800+ HP, but there are benefits from doing so, if that’s what you enjoy. Nowadays I run from 900+ to around 1400-1500 HP, depending on weapon choice and build (I have Sigil of Life on a few of my weapons.) Note too that Selfless Daring heals for a lot if you have absurd amounts of Healing Power.
Is it worth to sacrifice a bit of offense/defense for such a high Healing Power build? Up to the player (many dislike it, and that’s OK too as long as they respect other players’ choice to invest in it). What I don’t like is ZERO healing power, as I would not feel comfortable running only 300 HP from Honor (though it works for many, many players, it’s part of my character’s concept to have at least some decent HP, which again, is very much a personal choice.)
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515@ 1533 healing is what i runned in the past wich heal 610, not worth IMO.
Tks for the formula.
But the 2nd mace symbol will heals very much if u get +symbol duration
Also if you get the trait that all symbols heal… you get extra heal ticks from it as well as its ticks from regen.
Yeah, the formula is 15+((Level^2) x 0.05)+(Healing x 0.18)
So for example a Level 80 guardian with 1000 points in healing would heal for:
15+320+180=515@ 1533 healing is what i runned in the past wich heal 610, not worth IMO.
Tks for the formula.
But the 2nd mace symbol will heals very much if u get +symbol duration
Also if you get the trait that all symbols heal… you get extra heal ticks from it as well as its ticks from regen.
Ah yes i know
used to solo/pseudo tank almost all champions in Arah(its the only hard things we can find there lol), my hp regen plus blocks on the rigth time allowed to recover the 14k hp pretty fast, but thats only for pve, since now i only do W v W healing is not a viable option, its an viable illusion.