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- 8 de Mayo, 2018
Never played except some fucking around on a trial account, are raid/party/group sizes comparable to their WoW equivalents? A couple of tanks, handful of healers, rest dps?
Also which starting job/class is enjoyable to do solo stuff as and can become a good healer for group content?
Early game SCH is pretty easy with your fairy Eos keeping things pretty chill with its passive healing being usually enough to keep the tank alive with an occasional GCD heal once their hp takes a dip past half. As you climb the levels in higher level dungeons, Eos alone will not be enough to sustain the tank in large packs of adds and you must make use of your aetherflow stacks for OGCD healing to go alongside your GCD heals. Unlike WHM, SCH applies shields instead of regenerating health which are best used for BEFORE taking damage as opposed to an emergency heal or healing over time. A critical heal from Adloquium, the main single target GCD heal, will add an extra shield which is great for tanks that are about to get hit by a tankbuster during a boss fight. Usually that's random, but can be controlled by the ability Recitation which makes the next Adlo a guaranteed crit heal. Also unlike WHM, Physick, the first heal GCD for SCH, still has a use in that it has a higher heal potency than Adlo but no shield and costs less MP so you will find yourself alternating between the two spells for single target healing. WHM's Cure I has the slight chance to give you a free cast of Cure II, but the proc chance is so fuckin slim that you're better off just replacing it altogether with Cure II. Each healer has a different playstyle to learn, but they all serve the purpose of keeping everyone alive pretty decently.The only healer class you can get at the very beginning is Conjurer, while the Scholar class is a healing branch of Arcanist which you can unlock at level 30, though despite being a ranged magical dps class on paper Arcanist does get a healing and resurrection spell before the branching off point. I don't really have personal experience with them but from what I can see the main difference is that as a Scholar you get a pet fairy that will passively heal people around you as you're doing your own thing.