Why no acknowledgement of overpowered heals?

Krack, if you take away our insta-salvation proc, we'll probably cap out at like 1300 hps and STILL be the squishiest healers in the game. Two (good) combat sentinels can burn me down pretty quickly since every other skill is a root or a slow. I know you're jealous, but trust me, every sage healer out there is mad jelly of commandos and scoundrels for their survivability right now (and by right now I mean since launch).

I have always outhealed the top dps. Nothing has changed. If your team had better dps then of course the other healer will put out better heals. It is only common sense. Your team puts out more dps the other healer is going to put out more heals.

Next you're going to tell me that a solo healer will put out more heals than if there were another healer on his team ...

Or that DPS will put out higher numbers if there's a lot of healers on the other team....

I mean c'mon!!! Get outta here with all that logic and common sense. The forums is no place for it!

Next you're going to tell me that healers put out higher numbers than DPS because there are simply less healers than there are DPS on a team and 2 healers are working at compensating for the DPS that 4 DPS classes on the opposite team. What's after that? That if there were 4 healers and 2 DPS that the DPS would out stat the healers?

Shenanigans I say!!!

stop ugly!!! My brain can't handle it. :d

LOL another bad who only reads what he wants to read.

My head hurts.... I'm gonna take a nap.

Because that is a lose/lose situation. Attack the tank who can mitigate a lot of damage and get nowhere as the healer keeps healing them. Attack the healer and the healer just laughs as you get taunted and practically do no damage to them. Split them apart to break the guard and a jugg just intercedes or an assassin stealth out and closes the gap or the PT leaps back into range. That situation requires a ridiculous amount of effort to burn down, which is one of the reasons why stalemates are so common.

This game is about teamwork. Pugs lose more often then premades becaue of teamwork. Pugs claim they play objectives and play as a team, but majority of pugs only do what they feel is the right thing to do. So now you have 8 people with 8 different ideas on what is right. Play as a team and cc the right people and burst down the ones who are not cc'd. This game is full of cc's. Mark the targets you want down first, kill dps who over extends. TEAMWORK PLAY AS A TEAM.

As a healer it is easy to heal when the opposing team does not focus targets. When the other team tries to 1v1 everybody it is easy to heal, but if 4 people jump on one person let's say a squishy dps it is harder to bring that person back up.

Yeah sure, whatever you say...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTaN6...ature=youtu.be

Okay, I think I get it now. The healers are basically saying if they don't outperform the enemy top DPS they'd never be wanted because having a healer tag means you should automatically outperform the enemy team's best DPS. You do NOT always outheal the enemy top DPS before 2.0 unless you were an Operative and they were always rather overpowered for anyone who has any clue of how the healing situation was. In the numbers I quoted, the healer died 7 times while the DPS died once. In no world can this can be considered an equal performance. In fact this is pretty much a one way slaughter, and yet the healer that died 7 times is supposed to be the better player than the DPS that died once?

If your team's total HPS = enemy team's total DPS, then that means basically no one on your team ever died. A winning team's healer usually should outperform the top DPS of the other team, because their team won. In that game our healer had at least twice the HPS than their top DPS. But what should not be happening is the losing team to outperform the winning team's DPS especialy given the rather lopsided nature of the game. This means that had the other team had a few more guys that can heal that are no worse than then top healer (who wasn't very good, because he died 7 times to begin with) they'd be able to at least cancel out one of our DPS on a 1 to 1 basis. It'd actually be more because healing compounds itself (extra healers keep the healers who would otherwise die alive so they can heal more). So would that losing team with 4 healers win the game? Probably not, since our team had like 5 total deaths even when they have only one healer, so it's safe to say if they had more healers, which means they've less DPS total, then we'd probably have no deaths, and we'd eventually grind it out and win. But why should adding healers automatically improve your prospect? Worse yet, even if it did not, who wants to spend 20 minutes to see who can somehow cap the south node in Novare Coast when nobody died?