When i was epic geared and running LFR, I could keep people
alive through all kinds of stupid crap that they should be getting out of. And
I did, because I could. But at this point I am not here to take someone by the
hand like a baby and keep them alive when they want to play in the lava. WoW accounts for
sale DPS has to take responsibility for their own survival instead of
whining about heals. They have cool downs, and they have far and away more
mobility than either heals or tanks have. If a tank positions a mob on top of a
puddle, I will reposition or move until it's safe.
Honestly, you're pissing and moaning about "Arrogance"
and yet you're really setting your own example here by attacking someone else's
healing ability just because they disagree with you about dps standing in
stupid shit on the floor.
If you try your best, and they die, it's their fault. I've
never said otherwise. Stop pretending that I'm demanding healers heal through
everything in existence. Not everything is designed to be healable, and those
things are to be avoided. But if it can be healed, it is better than letting
someone die.
And the question of his healing is more towards being able to
OOM in LFR. That's not easy to do, if you have gear.
I appreciate the compliment as I put a lot of work into
how I heal. I have a ton of experience healing pretty much all the group
content in this game. Where to buy wow accounts Our pallies are pretty good, although one is admittedly still
learning right now.
The game was not designed for healers to heal through avoidable
damage. It simply wasn't. If someone is standing in something then
they need to get out. Tank, healer, dps, whomever.
I never said that any healer should purposefully stop healing
someone and let them die... (unless it is going to kill their entire mana
pool.) I try to make every attempt to keep the entire raid alive at all
times. It is not a healer's job to heal everything without judgment, however.
It is their job to make smart decisions so that the raid can kill bosses.
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