KochDerDamonen wrote: »KochDerDamonen wrote: »This is a good thing.
Templars were never good healers/supports, they've been broken. Any class can dps, any class can tank (DK and NB moreso in vTrials) but you might maybe see a sorc off-healer rarely.
Down with the op free sustain
Well, good luck then managing your resources. While you're at it learn to fully buff yourself as well, because I for one am no longer using combat prayer and moreso use your own Warhorn if you want Major Force. I am done supporting when the game punishes my every skill in my kit.
PS: what do you mean any class can tank in vtrials? Are you kidding me? Try running a main tank NB and an off-tank sorc and compare your group DPS with a main tank DK and an off-tank DK. DKs are the only viable tanks in vtrials. Anything outside the DK class is pointless. DKs provide buffs and debuffs to bosses that Sorcs, NBs and Templars could never do.
@me_ming I do the resource and buff managing, templar healer main
I did not say every class can tank in vTrials. I said DK and NB can, and NB is an off-tank thing that pops up occasionally.KochDerDamonen wrote: »KochDerDamonen wrote: »This is a good thing.
Templars were never good healers/supports, they've been broken. Any class can dps, any class can tank (DK and NB moreso in vTrials) but you might maybe see a sorc off-healer rarely.
Down with the op free sustain
so...are u saying
Make any class can dps
Make any class can tank
Templar is never good healer, they are not best dps and tank either, they are just broken so nerf them even more
Sorceror can doing anything best, but not healer, so let them op at healling too?
@Lyserus I'm saying Templar was not providing a healthy amount of support and healing, they were grossly over-supplying in both categories and preventing other classes from even being a choice. They should have received dps-usability and mitigation buffs in the same patch, but the nerfs to their healing and utility is absolutely justified.
I say this as someone who mains a templar healer.
Hahahaha. you a main templar healer? I highly doubt.
Balance is when there is diversity among all classes and races and types. Balance is when there are strengths and weaknesses among all classes and races, so you get to decide what class you want to play. The templar is beast in healing because it's kit not only offers healing but support skills too (ie major mending, resource management, buffs and debuffs, etc). It doesn't have the burst damage that NBs and Sorcs have. What you want is a game with only one race and one class. How fun is that?
Yes 90% of my playtime is on my templar. There is no diversity in healing. Templars being the only healers is not diversity. It is not diverse for every healer to be a templar that is either an Altmer, Breton or Argonian.
You see tanks of all sorts up to vDungeons, and dps of every class and resource til then too. Healers? Templar. Templar. Templar. Maybe the one off sorcerer healer, I know I have one of each class. Four argonians, four healer specs, I didn't even level the nightblade to 50 because it was depressing how weak they all were compared to templar. This is not diversity.
Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
Uhm. Read the bolded part again. Both morphs are affected.
Conceded and that's not what I would have done. I would have left one morph pbaoe so that there's an additional effect morph of both styles.
Though at least you can just not morph it if you prefer pbaoe.And yet Wardens will get perma major mending, but you don't seem to have a problem with that.
Why lie? That's sad and desperate.
Wardens can only get class-derived major mending by healing someone under 50% health and if you're throwing out heals to people who are that heavily wounded constantly - which you would need to maintain it permanently - then something's probably horribly wrong.Templars have no source of Major Mending now, aside from heavy attacking with the restoration staff.
Nightblades and sorcerers have had to suffer that pretty much since the introduction of the major mending buff.
Now everyone is on a more equal footing. Awesome.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
I think how it works is that as i am a scrub magplar, I should die, but I don't. And I still have enough damage to kill people, so I can imagine what I good magplar can do.
P/S: And yes, even though I am a scrub magplar and I don't even know what i am doing, I have killed so many people in 1v1 situations.
Can someone please explain the rationale for yanking away Templar's Major Mending but allowing Warden healers to keep it?
hmsdragonfly wrote: »Uhm. Read the bolded part again. Both morphs are affected.
Conceded and that's not what I would have done. I would have left one morph pbaoe so that there's an additional effect morph of both styles.
Though at least you can just not morph it if you prefer pbaoe.And yet Wardens will get perma major mending, but you don't seem to have a problem with that.
Why lie? That's sad and desperate.
Wardens can only get class-derived major mending by healing someone under 50% health and if you're throwing out heals to people who are that heavily wounded constantly - which you would need to maintain it permanently - then something's probably horribly wrong.Templars have no source of Major Mending now, aside from heavy attacking with the restoration staff.
Nightblades and sorcerers have had to suffer that pretty much since the introduction of the major mending buff.
Now everyone is on a more equal footing. Awesome.
Where is Templar's Hardened Ward then? That would be equal footing
Never seen the boom shield?
You're joking right?
Why don't you play the class on the PTS or something to see just how stupid that statement you just made is.
Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
I think how it works is that as i am a scrub magplar, I should die, but I don't. And I still have enough damage to kill people, so I can imagine what I good magplar can do.
P/S: And yes, even though I am a scrub magplar and I don't even know what i am doing, I have killed so many people in 1v1 situations.
No you haven't.
hmsdragonfly wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
I think how it works is that as i am a scrub magplar, I should die, but I don't. And I still have enough damage to kill people, so I can imagine what I good magplar can do.
P/S: And yes, even though I am a scrub magplar and I don't even know what i am doing, I have killed so many people in 1v1 situations.
No you haven't.
Yes I have.
Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
I think how it works is that as i am a scrub magplar, I should die, but I don't. And I still have enough damage to kill people, so I can imagine what I good magplar can do.
P/S: And yes, even though I am a scrub magplar and I don't even know what i am doing, I have killed so many people in 1v1 situations.
No you haven't.
Yes I have.
Well that settles it then.
And BoL (breath of life) wasn't a part of this conversation so who knows why you're talking about it.
The point is, Wardens will get Major Mending where it counts. With the HoTs running, if your group is at 100% anyway, it doesn't matter if you have Major Mending or not. But once your group starts falling below 50%, you will get Major Mending automatically by simply healing them, which will enable you to burst heal back up to full. Rinse and repeat.
But then went back to lieing. Oh well.
Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Callous2208 wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »hmsdragonfly wrote: »Strider_Roshin wrote: »Excellent changes! Reason to still use a Templar Healer? Breath of Life; it's still the easiest healing class in the game; only now other classes can potentially be stronger, but it requires more skill.
Zenimax is finally rewarding skill! Thank God!
So every templar is unskilled?! lol. You obviously have not played a templar healer before.
Oh by the way let me remind you that whether you're a PvPer or a PvEer, you have benefited from breath of life. I hope next time when you're in cyrodiil and you are at 1HP and your sitting on AoE your templar is facing you. Because then you are just an unskillful player not making sure your templar healer is looking at your direction.
I tried a magplar once. Skoria + Heavy Kagrenac + Transmutation. I had no idea what I was doing, I just dropped the circle and BoL'd until the opponent is out of resource. I didn't even know how to keep pressure with my jabs, set up burst, etc. Just dropped the circle and BoL'd. Yet no one could kill me in 1v1 situation, while I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, imagine what a good magplar can do. That's right, you will not be able to kill a good magplar.
lol have you managed to kill anyone? No right? That's because you're a scrub. A good magplar can kill anyone who can't burst the magplar. But then again, that is the strength of a NB, it's because they have burst dmg. You don't you have a burst heal.
I think how it works is that as i am a scrub magplar, I should die, but I don't. And I still have enough damage to kill people, so I can imagine what I good magplar can do.
P/S: And yes, even though I am a scrub magplar and I don't even know what i am doing, I have killed so many people in 1v1 situations.
No you haven't.
Yes I have.
Well that settles it then.
@Northern_Eve I feel exactly like this.Northern_Eve wrote: »If this goes live, I will quit the game.
I have mained a templar healer for 3 years now. I enjoy playing the character, I have become really good at healing.
However, I also have a fulltime job and other responsibilities. I will have no time to develop a warden healer from scratch to the level where my skill and experience with my templar is today.
If this is done to force people to switch to a warden, it will not work with me at least. I have spent too much time with my templar to start all over from scratch.
I realise I'm just one person and my opinion matters very little, but this is just too big a slap to a face.
Northern_Eve wrote: »If this goes live, I will quit the game.
I have mained a templar healer for 3 years now. I enjoy playing the character, I have become really good at healing.
However, I also have a fulltime job and other responsibilities. I will have no time to develop a warden healer from scratch to the level where my skill and experience with my templar is today.
If this is done to force people to switch to a warden, it will not work with me at least. I have spent too much time with my templar to start all over from scratch.
I realise I'm just one person and my opinion matters very little, but this is just too big a slap to a face.
If you don't spam breath of life then you wouldn't be bored with healing as a templar. I've healed as a templar for 3 years and I still enjoy it.
People, hakuna those tatas!
Since we're talking PTS patch notes here, anything we've read can and probably will be changed before 6/6/'17. It seems as though ZOS is steering towards a different play-style for some established classes/builds with the introduction of the Warden. Which, to me, is reasonable and to be expected. Balancing the game is hard, even when you're not introducing new classes etc., so at least give them the opportunity to try.
And let's hold off on the torches and pitchforks until there's actually something to burn, eh?
People, hakuna those tatas!
Since we're talking PTS patch notes here, anything we've read can and probably will be changed before 6/6/'17. It seems as though ZOS is steering towards a different play-style for some established classes/builds with the introduction of the Warden. Which, to me, is reasonable and to be expected. Balancing the game is hard, even when you're not introducing new classes etc., so at least give them the opportunity to try.
And let's hold off on the torches and pitchforks until there's actually something to burn, eh?
The torches and pitchforks, as you put it, are essential for the PTS changes to be reverted. If everyone adopted your apologist attitude and said "yea ok delete my class", they will not be getting the appropriate feedback.
People, hakuna those tatas!
Since we're talking PTS patch notes here, anything we've read can and probably will be changed before 6/6/'17. It seems as though ZOS is steering towards a different play-style for some established classes/builds with the introduction of the Warden. Which, to me, is reasonable and to be expected. Balancing the game is hard, even when you're not introducing new classes etc., so at least give them the opportunity to try.
And let's hold off on the torches and pitchforks until there's actually something to burn, eh?
The torches and pitchforks, as you put it, are essential for the PTS changes to be reverted. If everyone adopted your apologist attitude and said "yea ok delete my class", they will not be getting the appropriate feedback.
PTS changes that are not set in stone and have been live for less than a day..
And that won't be implemented for another two months.. In which time a LOT can change.
Not being apologetic here, just patient.
InvitationNotFound wrote: »who comes up with such *** ideas? Did the Wrobler strike again?