They didn't nerf spot healing, they didn't nerf healers, it's a ripple effect they didn't bother to account for. Oh right, let's not forget the Community Council that really matters, trust. PFFFFFFFF nah they might do some changes here and there if there's a Tweet from a player who matters, with established rapport with the devs, about an outlier somewhere.
When they make a blanket change across the game it ripples through every balance decision they've made up to it and then they have to start from scratch to retune each class, each spec, each talent, each spell, each encounter, each mechanic, each NPC ability. PVP: Arena 2v2, 3v3, solo shuffle, 10 man battlegrounds, 40 man battlegrounds with extra PVP talents and separate PVP spell modifiers to account for (who am I kidding, the whole of PVP balance is maybe 3v3, on their off days, if they feel like it, pvp is simply an afterthought or a thorn in their side at this point).
PVE: M+, 20man Mythic raids, 10-30 man HC raids. Comment by Wabbitkiller on T08:22:37-05:00īlizzard's balance team are trying to juggle 13 classes, 37 specs with 40+ talents each for: As a healer this is a dead person often enough. While playing tank or dps I can waste a gcd and everything is still fine.
In bfa we had hard healer bosses like the rot guy in AD or the 2nd boss of UNDR.īut in DF it just feels unfair, everything is fine and the whoosh one person is at 10% due to an unavoidable spell and if you don't pop and instant on him in my next gcd I risk the the person is killed because the same ability will hit him again. That was SUCH a good ability for my healing kit back then and 4 some years later I still miss having it. It was an ability that would store a % of overhealing then I could pop it on a single target and it'd heal them up to full depending on what was stored, on top of being instant cast on a 15s CD. The discussion about spot healing reminds me of the Well of Existence from BFA.
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