Spell Power Cure currently the worst healer set in the game

  • lolo_01b16_ESO
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    I agree with the topic of this thread, spc is in dire need for a buff. Maybe let it stack with itself and remove the rng and the requirement to heal targets at full hp. So something like this:

    When you heal a friendly target, you increase their Weapon and Spell Damage by 258 for 10 seconds, can be stacked up to 20 times.
  • Eingata
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    Eingata wrote: »
    Eingata wrote: »
    Eingata wrote: »
    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Trolling the troll? B)

    Touché.

    While the op could have stated it better, this is a real problem for warden healers.

    Honestly the point was made and the click bait did its job to get the attention it needed on this as far as I can tell, dead forum.

    The fact there are uninformed trolls is just the usual in any game.

    Either know humility or test before speaking.

    I've given up maturation for SPC.

    What does the bold mean and who are you saying it to?

    It means what it says, honestly accept when you're wrong and admit to it and move on as a person to better yourself and everyone or 100% know without a doubt with no subjective thought that you are right. It's directed at everyone not exclusive to this thread it also includes myself, it's how I view the world. Unless you're omnipotent knowing humility can go a long way to making friends and bettering yourself. The only thing worse than lying is lying to yourself.

    Edit: It wasn't directed at you.

    I don't have any problem with what you are saying but I question why you would say something so pretentious. This is a forum for a video game. One I take serious, as do others, but in the end it is a video game.

    Exactly, that's why your true character is so easily shown. Rather than think and comprehend it's much easier just to type the first thought that came into your head without thinking further, it's a not 100% method but it is an indicator of how people would think or react in casual social gatherings. IMO it's really not about whether you take the game seriously more about whether you take yourself seriously.

    Like you said I could've worded it better but this thread is still has a fairly good amount of people you can use as examples, they would rather have certain and closed minds and base decisions on perceived notions of how things should work rather than how they do work.

    Some thought I was trolling, they're just unable to think beyond what they see in the sentence because they already have a perceived notion of how something should work.

    Some completely missed the point unable to even comprehend what the thread was about, a glitch. They would rather listen to themselves talk about things they believe they have absolute certainty in rather than comprehend how things actually work.

    I don't think it's pretentious, I just think I take myself a little more seriously than some people in the casual environment.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/iamverysmart/

    I didn't know that existed, thanks I might frequent it from now on looks pretty funny.
  • SquareSausage
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    Dunno why @Eingata and @Lightspeedflashb14_ESO were arguing yous both were saying that the passive is bugged...
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  • Lightspeedflashb14_ESO
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    Dunno why @Eingata and @Lightspeedflashb14_ESO were arguing yous both were saying that the passive is bugged...

    We were in agreement with that but how he is talking is just nuts to me. Like is he/she/it for real?
  • jaschacasadiob16_ESO
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    As a general rule, there is no real best set. It depends on how many people you play with (solo, dungeon or trial) and the group composition. Long hard fights with lots of people would certainly benefit from anything like stamina regen, less cost of magicka/stamina and so on.

    The same is true for spells. Spring works wonderfully in a trial, but poorly with PUGs.

    Always be prepared. Have multiple properly upgraded sets available to you, food and unlocked/morphed skills. Nature teaches us we should be flexible and quickly adapt to changes. This is also true in ESO.

    Being a healer doesn't mean healing. It means taking care of your party. Taking care of them includes keeping their stamina pool fresh.
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  • Dasovaruilos
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    So, the thread got really derailed into something else because of the title, but this is a real issued that should be addressed.
  • paulsimonps
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    Basically there is a bug with the passive of the Wardens and the SPC set is still working as intended and is still THE most powerful set in the game to run as a Healer.

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  • Eingata
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    Dunno why @Eingata and @Lightspeedflashb14_ESO were arguing yous both were saying that the passive is bugged...

    We were in agreement with that but how he is talking is just nuts to me. Like is he/she/it for real?

    Half serious, I mean someone else just proved my point again probably didn't spend more than 10 seconds reading the thread and just went straight back into his head and talked about how "There is no best set" like that's actually what this thread is about(Sarcasm, because you can't read it).
  • AlMcFly
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    OP with his clickbait title. I would downvote if I could.
  • vyndral13preub18_ESO
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    As a general rule, there is no real best set. It depends on how many people you play with (solo, dungeon or trial) and the group composition. Long hard fights with lots of people would certainly benefit from anything like stamina regen, less cost of magicka/stamina and so on.

    The same is true for spells. Spring works wonderfully in a trial, but poorly with PUGs.

    Always be prepared. Have multiple properly upgraded sets available to you, food and unlocked/morphed skills. Nature teaches us we should be flexible and quickly adapt to changes. This is also true in ESO.

    Being a healer doesn't mean healing. It means taking care of your party. Taking care of them includes keeping their stamina pool fresh.

    But it turns out if your skills are bugged and break the abilities of the set, there may actually be a worst set.
  • Grianasteri
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    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Me.

    I have a Warden healer and a Nightblade healer. Both can tackle most (not all) end game content.
  • Lightspeedflashb14_ESO
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    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Me.

    I have a Warden healer and a Nightblade healer. Both can tackle most (not all) end game content.

    Sure you're not an early access necromancer healer? Cause this thread is from 2017.

    Also the ops problem, that being having to choose between over healing to proc SPC and procing maturation is a moot point, as SPC has been replaced with a set that does not require healing and maturation has been updated to proc on any heals, even overhealing.

    Reading it again. Seems like there was a bug at the time. This bug also does not happen anymore.
    Edited by Lightspeedflashb14_ESO on January 29, 2019 1:48PM
  • TheGreatBlackBear
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    It's not bad but not great. It's an inefficient set because you're literally required to overheal for a CHANCE to proc it. However in situations where the team can't be stacked like VAS it's invaluable.
  • Tasear
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    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Me.

    I have a Warden healer and a Nightblade healer. Both can tackle most (not all) end game content.

    Make sure to preorder elsewyer I have a feeling you will enjoy healing on a necromancer.
  • Uviryth
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    I just wished they would introduce one ore two new Healersets that aren`t locked behind Trials. But for some reason there arent any.
    Edited by Uviryth on January 29, 2019 1:57PM
  • BejaProphet
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    Tasear wrote: »
    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Me.

    I have a Warden healer and a Nightblade healer. Both can tackle most (not all) end game content.

    Make sure to preorder elsewyer I have a feeling you will enjoy healing on a necromancer.

    I see what you did there.
  • Princess_Ciri
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    it's pretty useless anyway with the introduction of Olorime that came with Summerset. Legit the only reason to use SPC over Olorime is if you don't own Summerset, and even then, you'd probably get a bigger dps increase running a support set like Hircine's or Powerful Assault even.
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  • Grianasteri
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    EvilCroc wrote: »
    Who cares about non-templar healers anyway?

    Me.

    I have a Warden healer and a Nightblade healer. Both can tackle most (not all) end game content.

    Sure you're not an early access necromancer healer? Cause this thread is from 2017.

    Also the ops problem, that being having to choose between over healing to proc SPC and procing maturation is a moot point, as SPC has been replaced with a set that does not require healing and maturation has been updated to proc on any heals, even overhealing.

    Reading it again. Seems like there was a bug at the time. This bug also does not happen anymore.

    No, I'm someone who has been playing ESO for years on and off, but only just delved into these forums. I'm cruising around reading loads of interesting stuff, responding here and there where I feel like it :)

    Obviously I have not responded to the original post or anything to do with it.
    Edited by Grianasteri on January 29, 2019 2:49PM
  • FrancisCrawford
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    Mutagen is great in dungeons. Therefore SPC is great in dungeons as well.

    Of course, that assumes the group has an actual healer. In Groupfinder PUGs, that's a pretty safe assumption. I haven't run with 3 DD/1 tank premade groups, but I imagine Olorime would be strong for them (Major Courage for 3 DDs is sort of like giving +690 spell/weapon power to one of them), while SPC might not be.
  • Tasear
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    Uviryth wrote: »
    I just wished they would introduce one ore two new Healersets that aren`t locked behind Trials. But for some reason there arent any.

    Curse eater is pvp, symphony of blades is in dungeon
  • Tryxus
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    It's not bad but not great. It's an inefficient set because you're literally required to overheal for a CHANCE to proc it. However in situations where the team can't be stacked like VAS it's invaluable.

    Thought so too the first time I started healing vAS. But then someone told me to "quit living 2 yrs ago" and I reevaluated the set and situation.

    There's actually plenty of times to put down a circle: when the dds are around Olms' tail or when a group splits off to take care of a sphere

    So SPC is RIP after all, for me at least :p
    Edited by Tryxus on January 29, 2019 5:34PM
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