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10-24-2019, 12:47 AM
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If there is a lull between pulls, and you've said you're low mana let the melee bandage themselves if thats what they want to do.
Very frustrating at higher levels when a cleric is not paying attention to bandaging as a few classes can bandage to 70%, greatly reducing downtime when cleric is lom. | ||
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10-24-2019, 01:04 AM
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Learn to communicate, and be serious about what you're saying. If the dps doesn't listen, replace them and pass that name on. Use macros to announce mana frequently, talk to your tank and dps. Get in tells with your puller and make sure they know your comfort level for pull frequency, sizes and so forth. Nothing is worse than a Cleric who blames the group for a wipe when they aren't saying shit at all.
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10-24-2019, 05:16 AM
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I main a 60 war. The only thing I dislike, is when cleric gets constantly lom for healing others. I understand someone else is going to get hit, but when the clr needs to heal the chanter or rogue EVERY fight, something isn't right.
Also, please dont root, stun, or anything that can get you aggroed, unless you are asked to perform those tasks. And by the way if you see me activate evasive/defensive, you can CH me when Im really low [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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10-24-2019, 10:26 AM
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Don't macro your heals... Group spam is annoying and leads to distraction and missed communication. Maybe macro your CH but that's it.
Make sure the group knows that you're healing the tank first and foremost. If you're spending more mana healing dps than the tank then you need to start letting dps die. Also watch out for tanks who run around from mob to mob trying to hold aggro on everything at once. Help them understand that tanking one mob is more efficient and leave adds either to a dedicated CC or to anyone who can root. | ||
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10-24-2019, 11:23 AM
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10-24-2019, 12:26 PM
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I agree with people saying you need to be upfront about what you communicate.
I've been in groups where cleric declares "0m need to med". So everyone binds up to 70%, maybe spams invigorate to get even higher, 5 minutes pass which is circa 1000 mana from med. Pulls resume before spawns lose their stagger. Then no heals come. Perhaps someone dies, not a huge deal. Cleric gets back and is pissed, "I said 0 mana! Now i have to rebuff". Turns out, "Out of mana, going afk for a med break. Hold pulls till I return." is what he meant to say. | ||
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#18
10-24-2019, 12:40 PM
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Holy shit so much helpful advice!
Good tip about bandaging, wasn't thinking of that at all. And the more verbose mana communication is a good point. I know about letting people die, I have no problem if it doesn't result in group wipe to let some dps know they're being a cavalier with my mana. Question about Berserker Frenzy. In a regular levelling group is that a thing to keep the Warrior below 45% so they get crippling blows? Or is that too risky? I don't mean raids or when fighting a hard hitter. | ||
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10-24-2019, 12:46 PM
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I just remembered something... If you say 'low on mana' some pullers will construe that as, 'so you're saying you you've got some mana'.
If you think the group is unlikely to handle a pull you need to be super clear on that. | ||
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10-24-2019, 02:33 PM
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It was so easy when people payed attention to the game and chat boxes.
As a cleric I'm a gabby gabby to keep people from dying.
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