I think this guide is actually harder to do a generic one on than tanks are because of how wildly different the gameplay styles are. The biggest things I can think of across classes are: -Heal over time effects are usually a good way to get dps characters who arent in immediate danger back up while you focus on main targets -Use your external defensive often, its useless if you hold onto it forever -Healing cooldowns arent like DPS where theres an ideal window and synergy, throw them out whenever you start to get behind -try to keep an AOE heal effect under the melee if you have it. Will take a ton of pressure off your spot healing. -mass resurrection is available to all healer specs and saves a lot of time. -if anyone ever says "Can I get ONE heal please" the correct answer is to say yes and point them towards their healthstone and potions, then to place them on ignore. Good job on this one just so much follow up to be done has to be individual or grouped into types because the classes really are quite different overall.
Exactly as you put it :) this guide is aimed to introduce players to their first dungeons and very basic healer mechanics. There will be follow ups to detail the journey further, step by step, for new healer players :) Thank you for the comment and feedback!
Disc priest is amazing and I will probably try and get a beginner guide out for disc in the near future, along with some further healing tips so stay tuned!
Thanks god, wow community needed content creator like you for newcomers (instead of ads farmer like Dalaran). Great video, very informative and clear. Keep the good work, subscribed.
Biggest advise I can give is don't get upset when you are kicked. When tanks or DPS screw up and expect you to outheal their inability to hold aggro or avoid damage you are the one who gets the blame. Just grab yourself a beverage and remember, they are the ones who have to wait for the next healer, all you need to do is wait at the top of the queue for the next tank
Indeed! Everyone needs to have a safe space to get better, and others may forget that! Keep at it and don't get discouraged if things go wrong or you get kicked!
As someone who wants to heal, do you just trial and error it until you finally make it through a dungeon with most people happy? I can see me getting kicked over and over again for a while.
@@shakes268 several players died in my first dungeon. my second one (with 2 of the same people that stuck around with me) we made it without anyone dying. I felt terrible but I think it just will take practice, thus possible casualties.
After being screamed at by my first few groups way back in vanilla, I just avoided all raids and dungeons. I want to tank or heal but I'm not gonna waste everyone's time. Been solo grinding ever since.
That is a horrible experience, unfortunately it does happen still :( I hope you will find the courage to go try it again and find a better group who supports you!
Glad you liked it! I am looking into making a similar video for dps and tanks first. After that I may do some class specific guides, but more catered to newer players rather than the full guides you may find elsewhere! If there is any class you would like to see, do let me know :)
I have way more experience on disc than on mistweaver so this may be biased a bit :) For me in Raid disc is the hardest healer, as you need to prepare your atonements so you have as many people covered at the exact moment the damage comes in. In dungeons, I would argue disc is easier than Mistweaver. Being ranged is easier for most players in dungeons and they have recently removed a lot of their set-up abilities allowing you to burst healing faster. If you have played more melee classes, mistweaver will ptobably feel more natural and may be more enjoyable for you. Hopefully this helps a bit, but if not I believe AutomaticJak plays both at a very high end level so he may have some videos/detailed breakdowns of both.
The video is aimed at beginners/newcomers and since evoker has a requirement to unlock them and start on higher level, I decided to exclude them from this video. There will be a follow up for evokers though :)
I hate holy power, it ruined Paladins completely. As a healer and as a tank. The clan was the only one that was a massive healer but with tanking they were also the only healer that had Tanked with Mana. They just ruined the class by basically creating a healing and tanking class that was in between a rage/mana healer with earned hp which basically acts like a different form of rage for them. It’s just rage on demand through magic abilities to activate the real tank and healer abilities that you need to be successful. My favorite class turned into my most hated. In WoTLK at least the Holy Power was easily earned only to become a bigger and bigger handicap and control method overtime.
Healing in WoW feels more daunting than ffxiv as the community is usually less forgiving- this guide helped a tonne ❤
Glad the guide helped!
I love this basic guide--so easy to forget that people want help in trying something new. This a nice, clear, concise guide! Thanks for the hard work.
Thank you so much for the nice words! It means a lot!
I think this guide is actually harder to do a generic one on than tanks are because of how wildly different the gameplay styles are. The biggest things I can think of across classes are:
-Heal over time effects are usually a good way to get dps characters who arent in immediate danger back up while you focus on main targets
-Use your external defensive often, its useless if you hold onto it forever
-Healing cooldowns arent like DPS where theres an ideal window and synergy, throw them out whenever you start to get behind
-try to keep an AOE heal effect under the melee if you have it. Will take a ton of pressure off your spot healing.
-mass resurrection is available to all healer specs and saves a lot of time.
-if anyone ever says "Can I get ONE heal please" the correct answer is to say yes and point them towards their healthstone and potions, then to place them on ignore.
Good job on this one just so much follow up to be done has to be individual or grouped into types because the classes really are quite different overall.
Exactly as you put it :) this guide is aimed to introduce players to their first dungeons and very basic healer mechanics.
There will be follow ups to detail the journey further, step by step, for new healer players :)
Thank you for the comment and feedback!
I just did my first dungeon as a healer.
I immediately forgot what all my buttons do.
>.
This might the first comment I've ever left anywhere. Great video and super cool to go through ever class in a simple way for new players! WELL DONE!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I really appreciate it!
Just started playing for the first time and want to be a healer, so this was helpful. Thanks!
This is a good guide. I just started as a disc priest. I LOVE how they play so far. Am gonna try to learn how to heal lol
Disc priest is amazing and I will probably try and get a beginner guide out for disc in the near future, along with some further healing tips so stay tuned!
Thank you for this. First time playing healing and this helped alot.
Thanks god, wow community needed content creator like you for newcomers (instead of ads farmer like Dalaran). Great video, very informative and clear. Keep the good work, subscribed.
Thank you very much for the kind words and the sub!
Great guide for new players!
Thank you so much :) glad you liked it!
Biggest advise I can give is don't get upset when you are kicked. When tanks or DPS screw up and expect you to outheal their inability to hold aggro or avoid damage you are the one who gets the blame. Just grab yourself a beverage and remember, they are the ones who have to wait for the next healer, all you need to do is wait at the top of the queue for the next tank
Indeed! Everyone needs to have a safe space to get better, and others may forget that!
Keep at it and don't get discouraged if things go wrong or you get kicked!
As someone who wants to heal, do you just trial and error it until you finally make it through a dungeon with most people happy? I can see me getting kicked over and over again for a while.
@@shakes268 several players died in my first dungeon. my second one (with 2 of the same people that stuck around with me) we made it without anyone dying. I felt terrible but I think it just will take practice, thus possible casualties.
After being screamed at by my first few groups way back in vanilla, I just avoided all raids and dungeons. I want to tank or heal but I'm not gonna waste everyone's time. Been solo grinding ever since.
That is a horrible experience, unfortunately it does happen still :( I hope you will find the courage to go try it again and find a better group who supports you!
thank you, this is very helpful
You are very welcome!
Nothing says welcome to playing a healer like the clip of you putting down a barrier as disc and every party member running away from it lol
The boss also had 2 stacks in that clip 😬
Great video! Are you planning on specific class guides?
Glad you liked it!
I am looking into making a similar video for dps and tanks first. After that I may do some class specific guides, but more catered to newer players rather than the full guides you may find elsewhere!
If there is any class you would like to see, do let me know :)
Justice for Tom!
Good guide mate! - got a sub from me to see what knowledge you will rain upon us next :D
Thank you so much!
you are more than welcome mate! @@dangrilgaming
Is mistweaver/ fistweaver easier to learn than disc ?
I have way more experience on disc than on mistweaver so this may be biased a bit :)
For me in Raid disc is the hardest healer, as you need to prepare your atonements so you have as many people covered at the exact moment the damage comes in.
In dungeons, I would argue disc is easier than Mistweaver. Being ranged is easier for most players in dungeons and they have recently removed a lot of their set-up abilities allowing you to burst healing faster.
If you have played more melee classes, mistweaver will ptobably feel more natural and may be more enjoyable for you.
Hopefully this helps a bit, but if not I believe AutomaticJak plays both at a very high end level so he may have some videos/detailed breakdowns of both.
Best healer, blood dk
I knew I forgot about one :D DARN
@@dangrilgamingu on Europe mate?
how come no evoker?
The video is aimed at beginners/newcomers and since evoker has a requirement to unlock them and start on higher level, I decided to exclude them from this video.
There will be a follow up for evokers though :)
I hate holy power, it ruined Paladins completely. As a healer and as a tank. The clan was the only one that was a massive healer but with tanking they were also the only healer that had Tanked with Mana. They just ruined the class by basically creating a healing and tanking class that was in between a rage/mana healer with earned hp which basically acts like a different form of rage for them. It’s just rage on demand through magic abilities to activate the real tank and healer abilities that you need to be successful. My favorite class turned into my most hated. In WoTLK at least the Holy Power was easily earned only to become a bigger and bigger handicap and control method overtime.
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got kicked in 5 minutes lol
That sucks, but unfortunately there are bad apples as well! i hope you get some better experiences soon :)
@@dangrilgaming thanks I'm sure I will just gotta get used to it.