AA lines revisted, RoK raiding - Page 3

Tethias · 12-10-2007, 05:02 AM

Shield ally is a must in a MT group in RoK with mobs hitting for 8-10k per hit.

Vizion · 12-10-2007, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tethias

Shield ally is a must in a MT group in RoK with mobs hitting for 8-10k per hit.

Meh, not a must, but is very nice

Dants · 12-11-2007, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Sepentius

I'm going str,agi and sta right now and its working fine. With the bard and monk in raid the casting speed is fine cuz there is a cap. I used to have that nem ankh way back with that 33% and with bard and monk it didnt go any better. Even had an illy put time compression just to see and did the int end line speed cast boost and it was no different.

The cap is 100% which is impossible (or pretty close to) to get as a templar. For whatever reason, the Nem Anhk set and Time Compression don't show up on the dynamic data stat, but they still do work.

Johnny50 · 12-11-2007, 12:44 PM

This is off the subject of shield ally. I just took the cure line in my templar tree and mana cure. Was wondering if anyody thinks this mana cure is even worth anything? I haven't seen any benefit yet. Just curious if somebody could post there thoughts on that.

Vizion · 12-11-2007, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny50

This is off the subject of shield ally. I just took the cure line in my templar tree and mana cure. Was wondering if anyody thinks this mana cure is even worth anything? I haven't seen any benefit yet. Just curious if somebody could post there thoughts on that.

Its worthless

Jarek · 12-11-2007, 01:39 PM

Put enough points in the tree to get longer Sanc if you want, but don't bother getting Manashield. Pretty much ANY other AA on th EoF tree is a better use of the aa point.

Zexxii · 12-11-2007, 04:18 PM

what does onverconfidence do?

what is everyoen specc'ing in their EoF tree?

quasigenx · 12-14-2007, 12:07 PM

The problem with the cure line, IMO, is that the reactive cure heals are not nearly high enough. The description says that they can approach the effectiveness of your reactive, but this is not true. For me, the cure reactive is about 250, and my regular reactive is about 650.

It would be hella-useful if the trigger just cured or had a chance to cure the next ailment of that type as soon as it stuck. Sort of a reactive cure. Since you can stick the proc by curing someone who doesn't even have an ailment yet, this would let us "pre-cure", which would kick ass.

Kizee · 12-14-2007, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by quasigenx

The problem with the cure line, IMO, is that the reactive cure heals are not nearly high enough. The description says that they can approach the effectiveness of your reactive, but this is not true. For me, the cure reactive is about 250, and my regular reactive is about 650.

It would be hella-useful if the trigger just cured or had a chance to cure the next ailment of that type as soon as it stuck. Sort of a reactive cure. Since you can stick the proc by curing someone who doesn't even have an ailment yet, this would let us "pre-cure", which would kick ass.

IDK... I kinda like the cure line now since thats all SoE seems to fucken want healers to do now. The 250 a cure really adds up.

But I agree.....they should be at least as effective as our reactive like the description says or cure the next ailment.

pagansaint · 12-14-2007, 05:02 PM

quasigenx the cure reactives tell you WHICH reactive they will be as effective as.

It is not your highest level one.