But I've absolutely loved even losing in Walatiki Temple.
Thoughts in my usual(100% of first 2 posts) style:
- Timed battlegrounds are priceless with kids. Being able to clearly say "it won't be longer than 30 min" is aaaaamazing.
- I feel like I'm able to constantly constantly cast and almost never run out unless we're doing too good and I don't die very often. In WoW as a healer I always felt like I tapped semi-instantly. I do run out though and when I do it is like I'm in a desert of focusless dust. I wish there was a good way of recovering focus quickly. There probably is and I just blindly missed it. I'm avoiding too much of the theory crafting because last time I got all into that I found out I was doing fun wrong and it ruined the game(WoW) for me. This time I'm sticking to the fun and doing my own theory workings.
- Building up points and then dumping them into a huge AOE bloom of happy green gold happiness is what I live for. I tried blasting as esper for exactly 1/2 of 1 battleground. Then I respecced while at the dead place and never looked back.
- You don't get a feel for healing until you fail over and over again. The first two games I couldn't figure out why bolster wasn't working. I thought it worked like Reverie and yeah it doesn't. Then I figured it out but ran into other problems: Mind over body is amazing but extremely frustrating when you forget to let it complete the cast. I can't describe how many times I cut it off early just to watch a mask carrier die as I uselessly spammed the first half of the cast time over and over and over. Losing is a better teaching curve than when you just ride the coattails of an excellent flag carrier or dps team.
- It's really important as a healer not to get spotted and holding up a GLOWING YELLOW HAMMER is a big "kill me I'm helping too much" sign.
- The AOE damage from Blade dance isn't amazing but the two psi points are. I use this all the time to key up Reverie.
- I hyperbole a bit. 11 matches isn't a huge starting point but it feels like a lot. Anyways. Still loving the game.
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