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Yup I'm all for that older content is a good way to see who's a team player and whos not.
Really didn't like priest healing so I've started playing my paladin again.
Currently just gearing him up to an acceptable level, at which point I'll transfer him over to CoA. Can hopefully give you guys a hand healing then later this week
Priest healing is the only one I can get on with really, levelled a shaman up at the start of Mop and did the whole lfr thing through SoO and found the healing really dull. Played a Holy paladin through LK and a Resto druid in Cata for the brief time I was in, but always come back to the priest. Were you Disc or Holy?
I do need to pull my finger out and level up my priest in the guild (Lyrehs), just been pulled to my DK recently doing Operation Shieldwall rep grind and working on Shadowmourn..
Strange, back when I was raiding on my sham if we went with a 2 heal set up our disc priest outhealed everyone by a massive margin (and by massive I mean nearly 40-50% of the healing done, then who ever else was healing woud be in at 25-30% with the tanks and other bits and bobs making up the difference). The thing was he still pumped those numbers with a 3 heal set up.
Maybe they have finally been nerfed at cap, God knows they needed it.
Playing Disc after raiding holy in TBC and the hardest thing I find is the concept of atonement healing. Disc is such a non-reactive build you need to know the encounters to pre-shield with Spirit Shell and PoH plus using your holy fire, smith and penance aggressively to smart heal. When I started I was awful as it just felt so wrong. Which T6 talent did you use? I tend to find Cascade is the better option. Either dropping it on the raid for heals or event better on the mobs for AoE damage whilst still spamming your PoH, Penance and dmg spells.