01/24/2017 03:22 PMPosted by GarrulousBy all means, boo me out again. Then you can reassure each other about how the rest of the WoW community is a bunch of idiots. Keep telling yourselves that Disc is the MOBA "Carry" of healers, and a Disc priest needs innervates + careful healing coordination to succeed.Or just try putting on healing gear for once. It doesn't even take much effort to adjust to Haste-less healing, you just fill your downtime with more Atonement healing the same way other healers fill their downtime with efficient heals.Like it's never been done before? Pretty sure most pr…

01/21/2017 06:49 AMPosted by PubikAnd btw, one more thing. If you are seriously defending the spec in the face of these kinds of numbers it shows one of two things:1. You don't really understand the game and/or performance measures all that wellOR 2. You have some sort of strange bias that won't allow you to recognize that the cold hard numbers say our class is DRASTICALLY under performingI don't know which it is, but the numbers are the numbers. Disc is NOT working for raid healing in its current state.I think the people arguing with you are saying that Disc has potential, you simply aren't t…

01/20/2017 11:09 PMPosted by KardynI guess the problem people seem to be ignoring is the fact that Disc takes so much prior knowledge and foresight in order to actually perform. I'd rather play a spec that isn't hindered by my lack of understanding the mechanics. I'd rather learn the mechanics and still be able to perform, but with Disc it seems it's one or the other.No spec should be based around only performing well if you already know what's going to happen. That's just not a fun design. Overly complex.Disc requires knowledge and foresight in order to perform ON PAR with other healers, that…

I wouldn't say it's a failure, but you did point out some significant flaws that I've experienced as well.

Love the video! Very informative.

As others have said the learning curve is completely ridiculous. I have played this game on and off since release and Disc in legion is by far the most complex and challenging that I've experienced in a raiding environment.Make sure you have DBM and mouse over macros set up. It's 100% necessary to predict incoming damage quickly and prevent it in order to heal.

01/17/2017 10:41 PMPosted by Aeterna01/17/2017 09:24 PMPosted by HelpfulI like Disc a lot for higher M+ dungeons, but I don't really like it for pug raiding. Not that it's not good, it is very good, but it doesn't stand toe to toe with some other healers on the healing meters..and many pug raid leaders will mistake your slightly lower HPS for lower overall contribution, which is absolutely not the case. But good luck talking to people about that.I don't PuG on my priest, so I don't know if this is a PuG issue. The problem with most PuGs is they're overhealed. They take too many healers and t…

I think both are perfectly viable for most content. I like Disc a lot for higher M+ dungeons, but I don't really like it for pug raiding. Not that it's not good, it is very good, but it doesn't stand toe to toe with some other healers on the healing meters..and many pug raid leaders will mistake your slightly lower HPS for lower overall contribution, which is absolutely not the case. But good luck talking to people about that.There's also an insane misconception among a lot of people queuing for M+ dungeons that disc is bad or non viable. Once in a group and healing the M+ (easily, mind you) I…

You obviously have no point to make so why even post in the thread?

Can we please take DPS trinkets off our loot table?I'm 879 ilvl right now and I've *never* had a helm drop for me that was over 850 iLvl. I have an entire bag full of DPS trinkets that I'll never use. It's obnoxious to have done as many runs as I've done and just keep getting DPS trinkets instead of things I actually need.