I have never used it but I was about to start farming it. I was hoping they'd change the enchantment to something like restoring stamina every time the heal ticks. Will it be changed, or no news about that?
After I went through vDSA to get that staff and I still got some other pending runs there, I will use that master staff even when there is no point in using it. Which reminds me, Thank You in advanced ZOS if this weapon is rendered useless.
BlackMadara wrote: »How is it useless? Doesn't it still grant stamina on the first tick of the cast? Couldn't you, therefore, time your casts so you still get a stamina proc every second for the first tick?
Taleof2Cities wrote: »It needs a buff for sure ...
BlackMadara wrote: »How is it useless? Doesn't it still grant stamina on the first tick of the cast? Couldn't you, therefore, time your casts so you still get a stamina proc every second for the first tick?
It is currently useful because you can layer your springs 3 at a time so that when you cast the 3rd one, the first is falling off. You would have a constant layer of first tics during heavy dmg moments where stam was needed (starfall anyone?). Now on pts springs heal for much less and last for 8 seconds, and cannot be layered. You get one first tic every 8 seconds, if you even bother using springs, which I doubt most healers will. In its current pts state, it's so bad that it's a wasted spot on your bar. They waaay overdid the nerf.
1.You're wasting gcds if you spam springs now.BlackMadara wrote: »BlackMadara wrote: »How is it useless? Doesn't it still grant stamina on the first tick of the cast? Couldn't you, therefore, time your casts so you still get a stamina proc every second for the first tick?
It is currently useful because you can layer your springs 3 at a time so that when you cast the 3rd one, the first is falling off. You would have a constant layer of first tics during heavy dmg moments where stam was needed (starfall anyone?). Now on pts springs heal for much less and last for 8 seconds, and cannot be layered. You get one first tic every 8 seconds, if you even bother using springs, which I doubt most healers will. In its current pts state, it's so bad that it's a wasted spot on your bar. They waaay overdid the nerf.
Couldn't you layer other HoTs on the target and still spam springs for stamina return? You will have less healing from springs compared to live either way, but still provide stamina. You wouldn't be able to do this in damage instances, but that makes sense as you should be focused on burst healing anyone that is hit too hard.
The mechanical nerf of the skill seems sound. The stacking component made no sense to me when I first started playing. Every other lingering AoE resets when you cast it again. ZoS just made it behave like others.
BlackMadara wrote: »BlackMadara wrote: »How is it useless? Doesn't it still grant stamina on the first tick of the cast? Couldn't you, therefore, time your casts so you still get a stamina proc every second for the first tick?
It is currently useful because you can layer your springs 3 at a time so that when you cast the 3rd one, the first is falling off. You would have a constant layer of first tics during heavy dmg moments where stam was needed (starfall anyone?). Now on pts springs heal for much less and last for 8 seconds, and cannot be layered. You get one first tic every 8 seconds, if you even bother using springs, which I doubt most healers will. In its current pts state, it's so bad that it's a wasted spot on your bar. They waaay overdid the nerf.
Couldn't you layer other HoTs on the target and still spam springs for stamina return? You will have less healing from springs compared to live either way, but still provide stamina. You wouldn't be able to do this in damage instances, but that makes sense as you should be focused on burst healing anyone that is hit too hard.
The mechanical nerf of the skill seems sound. The stacking component made no sense to me when I first started playing. Every other lingering AoE resets when you cast it again. ZoS just made it behave like others.