Healing is a tough job.
But then again, so's tanking, and dps. We do what we do, because we enjoy doing it. And if you like doing leet dps, or thunderclapping the c*ap out of mobs, more power to you. (No offense to pally/dk/druid tanks. Thunderclap was just the first thing that came to mind. And anyways, what are you doing here? Shouldn't you be reading a tanky blog?)
I arrived late to the whole WOW thing. My friend, who was a lock, got me to join. After reading all the class details, I announced that i wanted to roll a druid.
"YOU DON'T WANT A DRUID," he says. "They're a hybrid class and don't really excel at anything."
Oh.... errrrmmm, then maybe I'll roll a lock, like you?
"GREAT IDEA"
And so Incumbent was born. And he was pew pew. And ba-boom. And every other descriptive sound in the book that signifies enemies being blown up.
But somewhere along the way, I got tired of doing all this damage. And I knew it was time to roll a healer when tried to Health Funnel a dying party member.
So I read up muchly on the topic of healers. And I finally decided on a.... druid.
grumble... mumble... stupid friend...
Friday, January 30, 2009
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I started as a Warlock. I failed at pew pewing, and me and my boyfriend made new charas... Two Druids.
ReplyDeleteNot missed lock since!
Haha,
ReplyDeleteI guess the most successful druids start off as fail-locks. :) (I can hope, can't I?)
Strangely enough though, I started playing with my lock a bit recently, and while he's still nerfed to the ground (63 rogues and DKs beat me at DPS in instances), I have fun questing with him. But now that I am Moonkin-ing all over Northrend, I might not lock for a bit.
PS: My lock is 68. So it's sad when I run Slave Pens and get laughed at by level 63s for my miserable DPS.
ReplyDeletePPS: And I've tried all three specs. Nothing worked well. And I have 700SP.
PPPS: Back to affliction for questing, though.
My lock finished at 47. I deleted her when my Druid hit 70; I think it was too pew pew... Every game I play, I have to be a healer. Its creepy!
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