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Wording of "Blessed" Under the Apprentice
Currently, it reads:
"Increases the effectiveness of any healing you initiate by X%"
Unless there's a specific reason it was worded this way, a simpler and more easily understood wording should read:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing by X%"
"Increases the effectiveness of any healing you initiate by X%"
Unless there's a specific reason it was worded this way, a simpler and more easily understood wording should read:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing by X%"
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Wording of "Infusion" Under the Lord
Currently, it reads:
"Increases another player's Magicka Regeneration by 175 after you resurrect them "
It should at least read:
"Increases a player's Magicka Regeneration by 175 after you resurrect them "
To optimize the sentence for clarity, it should read:
"Players you resurrect gain 175 increased Magicka Regeneration"
(Yes, I'm being nit-picky, but I'm also hoping that my suggestions might help to avoid player confusion in the future)0 -
s7732425ub17_ESO✭✭✭✭✭
✭jra5658_ESO wrote: »Currently, it reads:
"Increases the effectiveness of any healing you initiate by X%"
Unless there's a specific reason it was worded this way, a simpler and more easily understood wording should read:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing by X%"
These are not the same. The first one pertains to heals that you cast yourself. Your suggested one is vague- does "your healing" mean any heals cast on you by other players?0 -
s7732425ub17_ESO wrote: »jra5658_ESO wrote: »Currently, it reads:
"Increases the effectiveness of any healing you initiate by X%"
Unless there's a specific reason it was worded this way, a simpler and more easily understood wording should read:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing by X%"
These are not the same. The first one pertains to heals that you cast yourself. Your suggested one is vague- does "your healing" mean any heals cast on you by other players?
Good point, but I still don't like the wording of "healing you initiate." If I cast Mutagen, providing an ally with a HoT buff, but then another player recasts Mutagen, refreshing the buff, does the refreshed buff have increased healing effectiveness since I "initiated" it?
I doubt it, but cleaning up the language would help to clarify obscure questions like these. Even substituting "initiate" for "cast" would help. Or perhaps rewording it to:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing spells and abilities by X%"0 -
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✭✭✭✭✭s7732425ub17_ESO wrote: »jra5658_ESO wrote: »Currently, it reads:
"Increases the effectiveness of any healing you initiate by X%"
Unless there's a specific reason it was worded this way, a simpler and more easily understood wording should read:
"Increases the effectiveness of your healing by X%"
These are not the same. The first one pertains to heals that you cast yourself. Your suggested one is vague- does "your healing" mean any heals cast on you by other players?
No, because the game has standardized the latter as "received healing."0