You see there is this thing right call T1's and T2 dungeons right now all these dungeons are right are hard modes of the normal mode dungeons right.. you get my drift here right. ITS THE SAME DUNGEON. I didn't say go back and do the level 30 dungeon. And you are complaining about bad clerics. Maybe do some research instead of posting <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font>.
I pretty sure I mentioned, not seeing clerics EVER USE the big blue shiny beam on the MD fight, the bad ones like I said, I know the difference, why does everyone assume I need to be educated on good players and bad players? I's like people act like you're speaking to them directly. guess what, A bad cleric doesn't use the big blue shiny beam.
So the only hope I have of a good working queue is to join a guild? Okay, that fixes the broken queue. Sheesh, what was I thinking.
To me- chat channels are PuGs, Queues are not. Potato - patatoe
Chat channels and Queues are both PuGs... You are picking up members for a group. In a guild you know who you are playing with, or should to some extent and know their ability or skill level... but potato -patatoe as you said...
Also Soothing Light isn't the only healing tool for clerics. I consider myself a very good healer, and I hardly use Soothing Light I built my cleric more around using encounter power based healing with the divinity instead of just relying on the At-Will divinity powers. Soothing light to me is more of a "Oh <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font>" button to dump on whomever has the most aggro and is going to die. It literally burns divinity so fast I've emptied my entire 3pips of divinity to heal just one person where I could drop forgemaster's flame with divinity and heal everyone and deal some DoT damage to the target. So saying a bad cleric doesn't use Soothing light is pretty much ignorant about how the class works.
Honestly from your first post you came off entirely ignorant about how the Cleric is supposed to work so it's better to educate people then it is to just ignore them.
and yes joining a guild would be ideal for your situation... You sound like you can't stand PuGing a group so if you made some friends in game and ran stuff with them you'd be happier with it. Does it fix the queue systems problems? No not at all, but it would help you enjoy the game better.
You see there is this thing right call T1's and T2 dungeons right now all these dungeons are right are hard modes of the normal mode dungeons right.. you get my drift here right. ITS THE SAME DUNGEON. I didn't say go back and do the level 30 dungeon. And you are complaining about bad clerics. Maybe do some research instead of posting <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font>.
So genius, the <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font> you're posting says magically when I get to t1 and t2 the queue will be magically fixed because it's the same dungeon because that is what this thread is about right? ITS THE SAME BROKEN QUEUE AT t1-2
Maybe you should do a little thinking before you think you know what I am talking about- it's the Queue - I don't like skipping it while leveling no. but the fact there is a lvl 60 version does not fix the broken queue or the fact that I missed the lower level appropriate queue.
I am going to assume you have come over from wow in which you can Q up for 5 man heroics and pretty much be asleep to clear them and you can Q up for LFR and pretty much be asleep to clear them. This game is not that game, the combat the mechanics the difficulty it's all very very different. Healers in this game don't just press a heal and that's it they need to build up their divinity and dpsing is the way they do it mostly or to be precise more efficiently. Aggro is fairly messed up as well tanks in this game don't have the 300000000% ( obviously it's not that much ) extra threat built into their role like wow does to make it easier for the players to never to pull aggro it just doesn't work that way in this game. DPS classes can't just tunnel vision a boss in this game.
Some stuff is buggy and or broken but if you are looking for a causal MMO where you get to see all the content go back to wow because this probably won't be that game.
and yes joining a guild would be ideal for your situation... You sound like you can't stand PuGing a group so if you made some friends in game and ran stuff with them you'd be happier with it. Does it fix the queue systems problems? No not at all, but it would help you enjoy the game better.
I possibly agree. But I never join a guild before end cap- and I have never been in a game that I had to to make it through a mid level dungeon -that is terrifying. And it's not because the dungeons are hard. And there's not telling what guild is what- it's bleh --
all "you people" that have been around a while, you know what's up with guilds -- and I think you all take that shizz for granted.
I possibly agree. But I never join a guild before end cap- and I have never been in a game that I had to to make it through a mid level dungeon -that is terrifying. And it's not because the dungeons are hard. And there's not telling what guild is what- it's bleh --
all you people that have been around a while, you know what's up with guilds -- and I Thin you all take that shizz for granted.
Think someone above us posted that Neverwinter isn't like other games. You have to use pretty focused Teamwork to get past targets. While I agree that the queue system has more then a couple problems, no way would I say it breaks the game. In other MMO's I hardly ever joined guilds until I hit level cap as well, but who said Neverwinter was WoW or <Insert whatever other MMO you want> Neverwinter is based on D&D which in itself is a very social and team driven game. That translates into Neverwinter.
If you hit "O" on your board while in game I believe that is the social menu button. In that screen you can look for a guild and find one that is focused on PVE content like dungeon delves... Or PVP or End game content... It's really not that hard... Yes you will run into the elitist community guilds, but keep looking. It will improve your overall enjoyment if you make friends in a social game.
Think someone above us posted that Neverwinter isn't like other games. You have to use pretty focused Teamwork to get past targets. While I agree that the queue system has more then a couple problems, no way would I say it breaks the game. In other MMO's I hardly ever joined guilds until I hit level cap as well, but who said Neverwinter was WoW or <Insert whatever other MMO you want> Neverwinter is based on D&D which in itself is a very social and team driven game. That translates into Neverwinter.
If you hit "O" on your board while in game I believe that is the social menu button. In that screen you can look for a guild and find one that is focused on PVE content like dungeon delves... Or PVP or End game content... It's really not that hard... Yes you will run into the elitist community guilds, but keep looking. It will improve your overall enjoyment if you make friends in a social game.
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Chat channels and Queues are both PuGs... You are picking up members for a group. In a guild you know who you are playing with, or should to some extent and know their ability or skill level... but potato -patatoe as you said...
Also Soothing Light isn't the only healing tool for clerics. I consider myself a very good healer, and I hardly use Soothing Light I built my cleric more around using encounter power based healing with the divinity instead of just relying on the At-Will divinity powers. Soothing light to me is more of a "Oh <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font>" button to dump on whomever has the most aggro and is going to die. It literally burns divinity so fast I've emptied my entire 3pips of divinity to heal just one person where I could drop forgemaster's flame with divinity and heal everyone and deal some DoT damage to the target. So saying a bad cleric doesn't use Soothing light is pretty much ignorant about how the class works.
Honestly from your first post you came off entirely ignorant about how the Cleric is supposed to work so it's better to educate people then it is to just ignore them.
and yes joining a guild would be ideal for your situation... You sound like you can't stand PuGing a group so if you made some friends in game and ran stuff with them you'd be happier with it. Does it fix the queue systems problems? No not at all, but it would help you enjoy the game better.
Maybe you should do a little thinking before you think you know what I am talking about- it's the Queue - I don't like skipping it while leveling no. but the fact there is a lvl 60 version does not fix the broken queue or the fact that I missed the lower level appropriate queue.
Some stuff is buggy and or broken but if you are looking for a causal MMO where you get to see all the content go back to wow because this probably won't be that game.
all "you people" that have been around a while, you know what's up with guilds -- and I think you all take that shizz for granted.
Think someone above us posted that Neverwinter isn't like other games. You have to use pretty focused Teamwork to get past targets. While I agree that the queue system has more then a couple problems, no way would I say it breaks the game. In other MMO's I hardly ever joined guilds until I hit level cap as well, but who said Neverwinter was WoW or <Insert whatever other MMO you want> Neverwinter is based on D&D which in itself is a very social and team driven game. That translates into Neverwinter.
If you hit "O" on your board while in game I believe that is the social menu button. In that screen you can look for a guild and find one that is focused on PVE content like dungeon delves... Or PVP or End game content... It's really not that hard... Yes you will run into the elitist community guilds, but keep looking. It will improve your overall enjoyment if you make friends in a social game.