i wanted to know how viable is Shrouding mist for healing bonus on it. because i play a rev for about 3 months i never been able to keep my upkeep above 50% so my question is how would one do it?.
any help would be great
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Shrouding Mist question noob
Its cool but only if yu play heal rev) bcs Rev has great heal modificators) in all other builds its not needed)
Oh sorry maybe my question was not so much about shrouding mist but how to generally keep your upkeep over 50% to see value from you it o.o?
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.
In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
(edited by Varezenem.2813)
Yeah i agree with you i think it if was healing effect below 50% that trait mite be worth wile looking at in current state i think it may be just unplayable
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.
Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.
What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
(edited by Varezenem.2813)
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.
Didn’t say that it wasn’t easy. Just not worth doing. And I’m quite sure that taobella got the message.
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
(edited by Varezenem.2813)
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.Didn’t say that it wasn’t easy. Just not worth doing. And I’m quite sure that taobella got the message.
Trying to maxmize the damage output when you are a healer is the same to heal power when you are tank)
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.Didn’t say that it wasn’t easy. Just not worth doing. And I’m quite sure that taobella got the message.
Trying to maxmize the damage output when you are a healer is the same to heal power when you are tank)
Well, have ya heard about the meta druid? Surprise it’s not Magi’s, it’s Vipers.
Magi’s is simply easier to use and allows more mistakes from your teammates. This tradeoff however does not apply here since the healing output from relying on shrouding mists is actually lower. Therefore the only thing you gain by using shrouding mists is “easier to use”.
If you don’t believe me do the maths. I’ve done them a long time ago
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.Didn’t say that it wasn’t easy. Just not worth doing. And I’m quite sure that taobella got the message.
Trying to maxmize the damage output when you are a healer is the same to heal power when you are tank)
Well, have ya heard about the meta druid? Surprise it’s not Magi’s, it’s Vipers.
Magi’s is simply easier to use and allows more mistakes from your teammates. This tradeoff however does not apply here since the healing output from relying on shrouding mists is actually lower. Therefore the only thing you gain by using shrouding mists is “easier to use”.If you don’t believe me do the maths. I’ve done them a long time ago
First of all were not in Druid threads) We are talking about Rev as healer and ill prefer to maximize my heal potential bcs there always a chance that someone will get laggy or anything else i would need a good burst of heal.
In PVE its easy to keep ur energy above 50% so dnt worry about such things)
You don’t, it’s not worth taking.
Even in PvE if you want to maximize healing output it’s unneeded.
highest healing output comes from swapping legend on cooldown. The only reason to take it is if you don’t care about the damage increase from devastation or rolling mists and want to get some occasional extra healing.In WvW dunno there are ways to make use of it but not much and PvP it really doesn’t work.
BTW my newest PvP experiments with it are quite recent, you can use it there but the overall loss of sustain from not taking retribution is too great.
When u are the healer in the raid its depends on you how much you can heal. For dmg there are DD.
The short version is just like for DPS. Not legend swapping is usually a healing output loss.
The reason it might not be is because your health is already full.
You can camp Ventari but you lose your own DPS and the potential DPS from keeping boons up.
Mathematically shrouding mists is a waste of a GM slot.
The only theoretical part in my argument is that you’ll need healing at the same time you have it available. The interesting part however is that the maximum healing output rotation is also the best sustained healing rotation. And the maximum is close to the minimum in it. Therefore you pretty much always have some healing available with it.Since the rotation by itself is pretty effective and doesn’t use shrouding mists at all, I’ll go back to shrouding mists is a waste of a slot.
In practice shrouding mists is a minor increase in healing at the expense of a major DPS loss.
The only PvE build that could use it is a Ventari camping build, and these builds are usually taken by beginners since they aren’t used to micromanaging everything. And it’s indeed easier to use.
In raid you have always all boons and ur upkeeps is just needed to cast them and then go back on ventari bcs you are heal) theres no DPS loss in herald\invoc\salvation bcs its healer build and Rev can not only provide some regen HP but a burst AoE heal if needed, so if you dont play heal rev dont mess newones.
I play it and I’m fairly certain that I’m far more experienced than you.
Like I said you can only heal and for that the easiest way does include shrouding mists.
But you are underutilizing your space in the party.
What I’m saying is that to maximize your efficiency as a support shrouding mists is a waste of space and should be replaced by something else.What I’m saying is that the difference between what I’m proposing and you are proposing is the same as the difference between only auto attacking and doing the proper rotation while keeping FoN up. Is AA easier? Yes. Does it allow you to get a decent DPS? Yes. Should you be doing that if you want to make the best out of your build? No.
Oh… Do we really played together? I dont think so what knoledge about my skill do you have? I can to say dat im best then every one in gw2 XD but i dont know everone so i cant say smtng like dat, think about it.
No one said that you should keep ventari up always, so read more carefully what ppl says, and TS asked about energy menegement and get hes answer that it easy in pve if you are a healer.Didn’t say that it wasn’t easy. Just not worth doing. And I’m quite sure that taobella got the message.
Trying to maxmize the damage output when you are a healer is the same to heal power when you are tank)
Well, have ya heard about the meta druid? Surprise it’s not Magi’s, it’s Vipers.
Magi’s is simply easier to use and allows more mistakes from your teammates. This tradeoff however does not apply here since the healing output from relying on shrouding mists is actually lower. Therefore the only thing you gain by using shrouding mists is “easier to use”.If you don’t believe me do the maths. I’ve done them a long time ago
First of all were not in Druid threads) We are talking about Rev as healer and ill prefer to maximize my heal potential bcs there always a chance that someone will get laggy or anything else i would need a good burst of heal.
If you prefer it it’s not my problem but please don’t make inaccurate statements.
Also the only argument in favor of it that you made is " It’s easier to use " and its variations which I had already stated from the beginning.
Senbu Ren[Wind]
Herald of Ventari
Herald of Ventari
(edited by Varezenem.2813)
Yeah i got what overall topic i was just trying to see if forums had a different insight on it to see if i had been playing it wrong : )