You can stack several grand healing spells on top of each other, alot of people tend to miss that and it increases healing alot in a pinch.

And sometimes it's just not your fault, if people aren't paying attention and standing in aoes or aren't blocking attacks they need to block, they messed up and you're now covering their mistake.

Everyone makes mistakes ofcourse but some people never learn and you can't heal stupid.

Positioning is huge. There is always that one player who is way off to the side and complaining that there healer sucks because they keep dying. I've learned ways to keep those players healed but it makes my job so much harder. Sometimes you can't always be in the perfect position but the majority of the time you should be.

Jeremy_gelber_ESO wrote: »

some idiots just like to stand in the red circles and wont ever figure out how to block. the 1st boss i pleasantly remind everyone about it.
the second boss im more aggressive but still civil.
by the 3rd boss i just let them die.

its one thing to be caught unawares. its another to intentionally ignore incoming damage..

But they can't move! They are DPS, and moving hurts their DPS...I know they can move and attack/cast...but it's just not cool. They are DPS, they stand still and kill the boss. You are healer, you heal them.

Completely seriously, a long long time ago I had a DPS player tell me something very similar to that about why he never moved out of AoE damage when I asked him why he kept dying...his exact words were something like "I can't move and DPS at the same time S#$%head, it's your job to heal me, stop failing & L2P" After that, I had a fun time watching him die every pull till he rage quit...

It's all about positioning. As a NB resto healer Ill tray and stay behind the others. (easier to tell who's who and who needs the healing.) But when your with random people in a dungeon people like to run all over the place and when they do that it leads me to search on who needs the healing cause there all over the place. My set up is.

1: swallow soul 2: blessing of restoration 3: Grand healing. 4: force siphon 5: mage light

I do pretty good at keeping up the group. Ill make sure the people who are in melee range ill cast grand healing on them. If there health drops below 50 percent i will use blessing of restoration. And any range ill use blessing of restoration unless the boss or whatever goes to them where ill cast grand healing.

I'm level 29. My magicka and magicka recovery are overcharged. So is my spell resistance. I wear 7 pieces of light Armour. I think I have two sets on. I'm a bit under geared i believe. Still have the warlock set on :P

Just remember if someone dies it is not always your fault. Most of the time it's not your fault. Its people who dont understand to block or move out of the way. Just continue trying you'll get use to it and you'll get better with practice!