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originally posted in:Order of the Sun
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5/18/2014 2:49:55 PM
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Warlock Healers
The first thing i heard about us was " The Order of the Sun is a more subtle focus built around buffing and protecting allies." and immediately i thought what a complete and utter bullshit undersell of a healing focus which will prove paramount to unlocking and completing the more difficult raid, dungeon, and endgame content in Destiny. Anyone who has put in time with any of the classic mmo's must realize the importance of the healing role during difficult gameplay. Maybe I'm jumping the gun here but I cant be the only one who feels this way can I ? Let me know what you think ,and lets get some more info out there for the warlock guardian healers coming soon to "The Order of the Sun"
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Edited by Cybaras: 5/18/2014 5:37:07 PMThis is coming from someone who plans to make a full defender codex titan and Order of the sun Warlock for this exact reason. If raids are going to be as hard as they say, a tank Titan and a healing Warlock are going to be necessary for every group. Unfortunately, 2/3 of all players are going to be dps including titans and warlocks (happens every time eventually in class-designed rpgs) whether it be main or alt characters. Leaving only 1/3 for tanks and healers and even then there will be bad players and good players. That is what I want to see the most at E3. I want to find out just how exactly the tank role and the healing will work in Destiny so i can start figuring out how to play in this new style. I want to see some players on stage (although probably scripted) get absolutely decimated by a raid boss and then the radiance warlock swoops in and rez them all. Or see a titan drop down a ward of dawn (or void barrier) to stop this devastating attack from killing the entire fireteam. Only then will I say, "Now I know what the game has to offer."
