We are completely bloated at the moment what direction is Midnight heading then?

[Uda-uldum]

@Nadorb-outland

Again dude. You lack basic understanding of PvP mechanics. You cannot buff every dot by 100%. Because then some dots will tick as much as direct spells and it will be unhealable. As I said Affli can deal the highest damage on the meter but passive healing and CDs make it irrelevant. You’d need to remove half of the def CDs and passives to make them do something. Buffing dots to the roof would make it unplayable for others. As I said there are things you cannot fix with just tuning. Also tuning is a trap.

So what?

@Uda-uldum

saying “too much passive healing” is the same as saying “not enough passive damage”. Which is LITERALLY the definition of a dot. Passive damage.

Buff one. Nerf the other… Passive healing is also “padding healing” you know.

But I am not here to discuss that. I agree. I dont PvP anymore, I had a hypothesis… it might be right. Or wrong. It dosent matter. That is why I called it a hypothesis. Nothing else. So I dont know why its such a big deal for you.

What matters is the following:

You dont like passive healing?

@Kaivax

• Earth Shield healing increased by 20% in PvP combat.
• Earthliving Weapon healing increased by 20% in PvP combat.

But Blizzard chose to buff it instead. Why +20% in PvP combat? Why not -20% in PvP combat? I DONT KNOW.

I DONT CARE. To be honest.

That is where the solution to the problem is. According to YOU.

But fact of the matter is: there is absolutely ZERO reason to remove earth-shield from the talent tree because you claim that passive healing is too much in PvP. ZERO.

If Blizzard thinks that Earth Shiled is a skill that should not be used at all in PvP. They can literally say, tomorrow, that Earth Shield now heals -3000%. DONE. Nobody would even use a GCD to cast that anymore. Like Healing Rain in Arena… there is no RShaman casting that at the moment.

Because this thread is about the talent tree. And you guys keep talking about PvP combat. While simultaniously having an independant tuning mechanism.

So every time someone sais “dots dont do damage”. Or XYZ heal heals too much… my answer to that is:

SO? Who cares?