Just curious why heals (in non tanking situation) are usually centered on the person with the highest hp? As in part 4 shroud. Shouldnt they be on the person most likely to die in melee range of boss?
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Just curious why heals (in non tanking situation) are usually centered on the person with the highest hp? As in part 4 shroud. Shouldnt they be on the person most likely to die in melee range of boss?
If the person targeted with the mass cure/heal does die while it being cast, then the spell won't go off.
The spell will go off...just on the Healer as there is no designated target.
Highest HP will sometimes give you the best chance for the spell to go off in a scrum-note that I emphasize..."Sometimes". There are times when that high HP player sustains more damage than lower HP players with self survivability.
well if ya worry about keepin up the 200-300HP guy at the other end of the spectrem you end up spending alot more mana alot faster then you should be, and if that guy hasnt taken the little effort to get the con +6, GFL, minos etc. to get decent HP then chances are he hasnt gotten the weapons either to justify emptying the divines blue bar. Either he will learn how to take less damage or he might actually learn that he could use a small bump in the HP departement.
thats why when I was a divine I was always in the middle of things and just centered masses on myself.
if the target of healing dies, you heal yourself what places spell on cooldown and forces you to change target of a spell, usualy it ends in deaths when that happens, so you choose a target of healing that is least likely to die quick, also ppl in raids are learning to keep around such person and not do stupid things and then demand to be healed. not to mention that this happening is costly on sp.Quote:
Originally Posted by lugoman
Because people want to complete raids, not wipe.
ok didnt think about the person dying, makes sense now.
exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by JJMC895610