12-16-2005, 04:06 PM
Sword_of_Doom,Dec 16 2005, 10:56 AM Wrote:I use the statistics in a general way. It is one of the tools of evaluation as to where heals are going and what types of heals are being used. Even if you strip away overhealing (and generally Druids/Paladins are in the 30%+ range for overhealing) the numbers woulds still show Priests as number 1 in In Aeternum/Cm as far as pure healing. Don't get me wrong i love Druids and the versatility they bring to the game. Priests can be very boring because we generally are stationary, watch 40 health bars and do the same thing over and over and over again.
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Hmmm what are your druids and paladins doing wrong then? I'm generally at 15% or so overhealing with my paladin or priest, which is where most of our priests fall, as are most of our other paladins and druids. While it is usually priests in the top spot, it is not uncommon to see a druid or paladin hit #2 or #3. Priests are very likely to get high over heal just from using the AoE heals more often. Of course we use a bit more of a FFA healing set-up than many other guilds so maybe our paladins and druids have more chances to heal. And it's usually only Ony or some of the ZG fights where the paladins end up towards the top. Of course in MC we generally let a resto druid be the main healer for the tanks on trash mobs we move through MC faster this way it seems and that helps the druids get more healing in too.
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It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.
It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.