It still heals all over the place.

ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »

[*]Restoring Light

• Rushed Ceremony: This ability and its morphs now heal friendly targets in a 180 degree cone in front of you, instead of all targets in a radius around you.
  Developer Comments:
  Rushed Ceremony has been an extremely potent heal, and we wanted to adjust its effectiveness without making the ability heal for less. With these goals in mind, we made it so the ability only heals targets in front of the Templar. This makes the ability require more strategic positioning and gives the healer more control over who gets healed. You can now position yourself to ensure an ally being attacked will be healed, rather than another player standing in the back.

Not sure if they changed it in any of the other patches but this was 3.0.0

Shadowshire wrote: »

Pawsy wrote: »

According to the patch notes, breath of life should only heal one person in a cone. however, when testing this, i was able to heal people behind me doing a dung (city of ash 2). It isnt just me, my friend was testing it and it healed always the person closest to him or with the lowest health. Please address this, or templars are just going to over rule other classes just as before.

To which Patch Notes version are you referring? Although I've found a long section devoted to changes in Templar abilities, I cannot find any mention of the Breath of Life in the PC/Mac Patch Notes v. 3.0.5 (Morrowind).

You don't mention the platform and megaserver on which you play TESO. However, I doubt that any abilities are different from the way they are implemented on a PC/Mac, unless someone has made a significant programming error that is evinced on one platform but not another.

The Rushed Ceremony change is in the 3.0.5 patch notes (the version that went live). Read them here and ctrl+F "Rushed Ceremony".

casparian wrote: »

The Rushed Ceremony change is in the 3.0.5 patch notes (the version that went live). Read them here and ctrl+F "Rushed Ceremony".

For what it is worth (not much sometimes), I keep a Firefox tab open to the most recent Patch Notes and I know how to use its search features, thank-you.

Finding the documented change in "Breath Of Life" is the inherent problem with giving "morphs" names that have no relation to the name of the original ability. In most contexts, many readers will not recognize what such a statement as the one in the Patch Notes implies. And searching for information in that regard can be fruitless.

Who really wants to remembers each and every morph for each and every ability -- including the "ultimate ability" -- of each and every Class, Weapon, Guild, and/or Armor "skill line"? And why should anyone have to remember all of that just to play a fantasy role-playing game in which all of the characters and their "abilities" are imaginary? It's the facts of real life that you'd best remember for your own good, and for the benefit of those whom you love. Fiction is not my forte.

Although my memory is not eidetic, I am acquainted with a 14 y.o. fellow who has that gift, for real. He has told me that sometimes it can be a booby prize, too. There are some things that other people wish you would forget, or, at least, never remind them about. But he can't forget. ....