Comparing Class Routines - Poll

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sumoslim

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What would you folks say are the best healer scripts for each pairing and/or overall?

Templar or Inquis?

Defiler or Mystic?

Warden or Fury?


They are all good - just curious which of those pairings what most developed and really the one that the other was modified from.

I.E. Was the Fury script modified from the original script written specifically for the warden - etc.
 
Kannkor

Kannkor

Ogre
sumoslim said:
What would you folks say are the best healer scripts for each pairing and/or overall?

Templar or Inquis?

Defiler or Mystic?

Warden or Fury?


They are all good - just curious which of those pairings what most developed and really the one that the other was modified from.

I.E. Was the Fury script modified from the original script written specifically for the warden - etc.
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I can only answer half the question since I don't use EQ2bot.
IMO, the best pairing is a cleric and shaman. Which of each doesn't matter, they all have strengths and weakness.
 
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sumoslim

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Remember I'm not looking for class specifics - I am looking for the script only.

So I know inquis and templar are different (one more dps oriented, one more heal oriented) - but that's SOE's end. I am curious about which ones run the best in isx.

I have a mystic and inquis now - and the inquis seems to heal parse a bit low - and react funny to things. Curious if the tempy would be better.

Ilike the mystic - but have never seen a defiler on isx - wondering if it is head and shoulders above etc. (for isx only - not the class specific differences in eq2)
 
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larrydoyle

Senior Member
I was answering per your question, but the one I don't have is the Inquis, so can't help you there. The Templar script is solid, especially if you keep reactives spamming. My defiler beats my mystic (about 20%) and they are similarly geared, but I can't really prove that is script more than innate strength of class. Unless I'm in a massive quick curing situation or need some extra DPS, I tend to not use the fury/warden .. but it seems to be the quickest at curing of all the healer scripts -- but then again, that may just be the fact that those classes are quicker casters. I think it going to be hard for anyone to give you a precise answer based on script only because there are too many other factors involved. Bob may have a better read on the Inquis, since I think he has one as core part of his grp.
 
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bob_the_builder

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Yes I run everything with just the Inq

Let me know if there is something you don't like about the Inq and i'll look into it.

For me Inq > *
 
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sumoslim

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Thanks guys good insights.

I run an inquis - but picked up a cheap templar (seemed to be ones alt in a high end raiding guild since it has SF raid gear and only 135 aas). I was either going to get the tempy to 250 and sell it or sell the inquis.

Was considering getting a defiler for my mystic - but we'll see.

Bob I think the inquis script is great. It seems to be a bit slow on cures and doesn't spam reactives when it can attack. (Sometimes - although his might just be me) - it seems to not maintain reactives when there are attacks to hit. But that might just be me.

The only other issue with the inquis is it wont use Tenacity as a group buff when you have the set piece bonus. I guess it would be similar to how the illy script uses haste group with with myth when you target yourself and cast it. But that's a pretty minor thing.

Running the tempy script right now - and it is rock solid.
 
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sumoslim

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No sadly the buff in the maintained window lists itself as having no target person. So the bot keeps trying to recast it.
 
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bob_the_builder

Well-Known Member
Check the Coercer Velocity spell. It works as a single target or group

Code: 
;if we have the improved velocity buff we need only buff ourselves
if ${Me.Ability[Increased Velocity](exists)} && ${UIElement[lbBuffDPS@Class@EQ2Bot Tabs@EQ2 Bot].SelectedItems}>0 && !${Me.Maintained[${SpellType[${PreSpellRange[${xAction},1]}]}](exists)} 
{
	call CastSpellRange ${PreSpellRange[${xAction},1]} 0 0 0 ${Me.ID}
	break
}
elseif ${Me.Ability[Increased Velocity](exists)}
{
	break
}
Change the "Increased Velocity" to "Tenacity" and try that ??
 
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