Know what is neat? If you add this post to blablahfats's already existing post rather than make a new thread.

Since they are both about the same exact thing.

TrigmaGaming wrote: »

Templars in massive zergs spamming breath of life in a corner healing ppl through walls above them just everywhere Really?how does a human being sit in front of a monitor and mindlessy spam one button in a corner , dies, then does the same thing over and over again maybe looking for a different corner ..But wait theres more.... so now lets say the templar is targeted and gets wrecking blowed to the ground, since this player is so scrubish they do not know how to cc break to get back up, but wait they dont need to because while on the floor they get healed by other corner healers with the OP button so any type of dps is like trying to cut an apple with a feather

ZOS i hope your watching
.for your sake

Haha, I like that even though this game favours the ultra nerds that sit at home doing nothing else but playing ESO all day... there are still some things which can make the casual player feel great.

I think I will play my Templar and just do this knowing that I am annoying someone, somewhere.

What a brilliant idea - might even do that in IC as well.

Well, as one of those templars, i can assure you that healing in a pvp raid is not just about find a corner and spam BoL like a bot; first, you need to be able to prioritize your action, and specifically keep yourself alive, while healing and supporting as much as your team members as possible.
Now, if a raid crush on a zergball, the raid will win almost all the times, but if 2 organized groups meet one another, its a totally different story.
As i said before, its not about spamming heals and hope for the best, you also need to buff with combat prayer, trow spears at the beginning, use repentance when some corpses are available, purge when needed and do barrier/nova, plus all others stuff that you are assigned to do; basically, you need to pick the right distance at the right moment, while staying "out of sight" as muh as possible, which is not that easy, since everybody is looking for you.
Like in pve, there are good and bad healers; lets say you run a dungeon and got a templar doing only healing springs and BoL and notthing else (i'm sure we all had one at some pint). It may keep you alive, sure, but its not enough for hard contents and the same apply to pvp.
I'm not defending the current meta of cyro, or saying that everything is down to the healers, but just to let you know, keep a raid alive vs another one is not as easy as you may think it is.

I recently made a Templar Healer alt and do just that in PvP. I love it! I stand behind a wall, spam BoL with my 3,000+ magicka regen. Oh god, it is like a dream come true.

When I see a zerg I immediately mark the healers location via focus aim then I CC them to death (DK style oh yeah you know what I mean )

If you play XB1 Haderus NA you might know xo king mike he always run with this healer name ghosttrain girl or something like that, welcome to ask them what happens when I come along

kaer426 wrote: »

it was then he knew and he f***** up
Lol zos listened to their pled