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The new expanson of world of warcraft is coming soon and every day players want to jump in and start healing. In this video I go over my thoughts of each healer spec and how good of a time you will have as a beginner healer. Don’t forget to like and subscribe so that you’re notified of my new videos! Read more below:
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0:00 – Intro
2:33 – Discipline Priest
3:51 – Preservation Evoker
5:59 – Restoration Druid
8:26 – Holy Paladin
10:53 – Mistweaver Monk
12:47 – Holy Priest
14:29 – Restoration Shaman
16:11 – Outro
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I wonder how much the healing/tank changes affects people only pushing mid tier content?
This one is sooooo much better than Jak's. I admit my bias as a dedicated pres evoker, but I hate when people say it's easy. Before pres, Disc was my favorite and I played it in SL. The things I'd overwhelmingly complain about as Disc are fairly non-existent as Pres. Pres is and will continue to be my main for the end of time if it's not fundamentally changed. Over 70d played in DF!
I think the proactiveness is a huge part, but for those looking to really master a healer and wanting to include damage in their kit which is not optional for multiple of the healers, I think HPal, MW and RDruid are harder than Pres just due to the need to be in melee. A lot of people can't wrap their heads around the melee part and the extra danger that comes with while still healing.
like number 777 do i win something? Oh wait I already won by watching this amazing content. Thank you!
As a new player to retail WoW healing its nice to be validated in my choices for healer (Disc and Pres) being difficult and not just me being a simple classic healer 😀
Discipline felt very alien, trying to keep atonements up and still doing damage to get the healing done so I made a dragon and while its not been easy it feels a lot better to move around and breathe green fire into my party members behinds. Only done +2's so far but i've had so much more fun than I was in classic (other than the whirlpools of pain and suffering).
I actually remember the old waffle cat. Good times.
lol "you might not like healing!" in a what healer you should play video…
hello growl this is friends
what are you using for party frames?
I've tried Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, and Mistweaver. One day I'll hit my healer arc and try all 7
"Except for my mage, I love my mage." Yeah we know. You made a whole new class for WoW that was literally just… mage
Tip for learning utility spells:
Do it the same way as learning to keybind. Have all your base abilities you need to heal bound and ready, and then add in a new utility ability. Use it every time you see a good opportunity for it. Once you feel you comfortably have a grasp of it, add a second utility ability. Once you feel you have the grasp of using them both, add a third. Continue until all moves are fulfilled, and dont be afraid to go back to square one with a new ability. If you arent able to add another and give the new ability the attention it deserves, strip everything else off and just have that ability on its own to learn it, then add it back to the whole. Do not be discouraged if its slow, you're asking yourself to completely change the criteria you're looking for and add a new reaction for it. As long as you can keep people alive you have nothing to be worried about. Turning yourself into an exceptional healer two months from now is superior to being an okay healer next week.
Some may disagree with this method and that's fine. From my point of view, using one spell very well is superior to having them all available and rarely thinking to use them.
resto druid is hard, kekus maximus. Healing is build around druid hot management in m+ , that's why they completely OWN almost every single season.
Prevoker the best
Excellent overview. Which addon is this? Which you use to heal.
I ranked them before watching and we had the same list, except swapping holy priest and shaman. I think using shaman's utility well makes it harder. Solid content!
@yumtv what is that plate Addos that shows if team mates are in you totems ranges?
In regards to monk, you only mentioned the fistweaving spec. It works perfectly fine as a traditional healer for beginners.
I used LFR to learn healing. Not as much pressure being perfect, and you can take your time working on everything with the other healers covering up for the newness.
hiii chat hiii Growl, what would happen if my team is very mean to me, and call me names. What should I do?
For anyone looking to get into druid, it's great now. Really great space now. Just get comfortable with your main healing abilities and how to ramp up the amount of healing you do when things happen. But once you learn the fights, try to aggressively shape to the other forms you have. Catweaving looks to become really powerful in M+ for the mana generation and the extra damage it will do which is very useful as it reduces the downtime between packs as well as give you access to a stun opener and interrupts.
I've always been bad at cat weaving, but with some changes that occurred in the pre-patch, it's really great now. You can now rely on your hots on the packs that doesn't overwhelm the tank, and instead help out with preventing damage, so you won't have to heal as much. Also! Trees can be cast in any form, use that to stay in cat longer.
And Bearform is your best friend for ANY big abilities coming your way as it increases your HP and also your armor for any physical hits.
@0:33 … Dangit. Why does Growl have to keep making really good Points?
Growl used to annoy me (mostly because of how hard they exploit SEO).
As both a high-end WoW-Player AND a Delve-Enjoyer/Mole-Person(?), I still think Growl has some big misconceptions, but lately they have been winning me over; and they're now probably the most "trustworthy" of the vocal Healer Content-Creators.
(Some Content-Creators put a lot of effort into manipulating Class-Balance in their Favor, which I consider dishonest.)
I do be not proactive
Monk ST healing is one of the strongest in the game, what are you talking about?
could have done with this video two months ago when i started playing wow as disc priest
Mostly agree with the list, but I’d personally put Druid up to third easiest. I found it ridiculously easy to learn: damage is coming, put hots out, watch health go straight back up 😂I think mw has the potential to be easy or hard for a newbie also. You have to understand AT, trust the dps healing and know how to properly utilise it for triage vs when to spot heal. It’s not just a simple out of the box and go spec like holy or rsham is, so if a newbie doesn’t quite get it yet, they will struggle a lot (saw that firsthand with people attempting to go mw back in s3 when it was blasting)
Wow thanks for the arachnophobic filter !
I Healed my way to KSM/KSH as presvoker in S3, was great fun. Also did some mucky about as Aug lol.
Grateful you took time away from Delves to make this content for us!
WHERE ARE THE MOLE PEOPLE THAT ARE LOOKING FORWARDS TO DELVES
My advice to new healers: Understand the difference between avoidable and unavoidable party damage. And Use those healing CDs!
IT IS A JOB and it’s a paid one, but you pay them instead of they pay you….
Hello yumytv
I agree with the list for the most part. Move pevoker up a spot easier and swap hpriest/sham.
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING I LOVE U GROWL
I agree with rsham pick. The holy words and CDs of holy are just bit more confusing sounding than resto shaman. Drop totem it does healing. Hit ascendance heal more. Drop Spirit link share health. The tooltips are just consistently shorter and simpler and more intuitive than holy
I would probably place holy paladin over resto druid in difficulty. And shaman over holy priest. With the rest I pretty much agree.
I spent this last xpac rocking Mistweaver, I'm going back to Shaman for the new xpac, I've been away too long.
Also, if you're doing Mythic + and you feel like you're running out of mana, do not hesitate to tell the group that you need to stop and drink some. Remember your water, they'll always be purchasable from Innkeepers where you can set your Hearthstone.
Hpriest, Rshammy, Hpally, Mistw, druid, evoker, disc. Would be my list.
Yesterday I got my rdruid up to 70, so now I have all 6 healer classes at max level for the first time since I started playing in SL 🎉 Looking forward to trying them all in TWW. I main hpriest, love being able to throw out big chunky heals as needed.
As a casual, my list is a lot less informed than yours!! But I struggle with healing in melee so it looks a little different:
Easiest – hpriest
resto shaman
rdruid
pres evoker
mw monk
hpala
Hardest – disc priest
Thanks for the videos! ❤
What is the yellow circle that comes out of all of the healers?
"How proactive do you be?"????? Brother no lol
There are 2 mistweaver healing specs. And both are decent at different stuff. Its not just fistweaving.
I was keeping my fingers crossed for shaman through the whole vid. That's my beloved character fantasy 🙂