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@@inflikt88 no idea but he needs to see a doctor for his cough

@@puddingplays_ 😂😂😂😂

It's all g with the "LFG" part :) I've only tested TWW beta for a day. But unfortunately couldn't test much because of addons crashing my game and couldn't play optimally with default UI. I'll test more with beta when more addons are compatible with beta hahah

​@@puddingplays_ ​ You feel me too then regarding Addons. Healing pulls your attention in so many different directions, especially as a Melee-Healer, that the Addons make a much bigger difference than for the other Roles. Like, have you seen how freakin *teeny tiny* the Debuffs icons are on the default Unit Frames?! It's like the Zoolander "Ants" meme "Is this a UI for Ants?". Blizzard made a REALLY huge and detrimental change to the Addon backend without saying anything. Basically, Blizzard has locked out any Addon or Macro from using "/click" commands of any kind, and also blocked any macro from using items like "/use". My assumption is that Blizzard is White-Washing the idea of Addons out of WoW so they can market the game better to GeForce NOW and SteamDeck Users, and probably XBox Users soon too. Private Auras, Plunderstorm banning Addons, this recent extreme and UNDOCUMENTED "/click" nerf, Blizzard designing the Log-In-Screen so that the Addons menu is buried in a menu next to the Credits - All this stuff tells me that Blizzard hates Addons and wants them gone from WoW. It's a dire situation for Disabled Players who rely on advanced Addons. I've already created work-arounds (that won't get me in trouble), but if Blizzard keeps this stance it's gonna negatively affect a huge portion of the Playerbase too. FWIW ElvUI is mostly functional I heard, but I don't use it. Weakauras works, but any given day it breaks again in weird ways. BugSack/Grabber works perfectly. The default UI Click-Casting actually isn't terrible, but the UI is weird. Use that instead of Clique. You get to the settings for it through the "Keybindings" menu. And if you're using old versions of Addons: You gotta go into your Addon Updater and set The BETA FOLDER to pull the ALPHA VERSIONS of the Addons. Then just turn on the bare minimum, ie BugSack/Grabber and Weakauras. And start Copy/Pasting your Macros and Edit Mode and stuff over from Live WoW. MouseoverActionSettings works mostly. IDK if you use that one, but I do and it's great for hiding default UI stuff like Action bars. MySlot might work, I don't use it cause it always causes me problems. And you probably know this, but you want to be on the "This goes to Eleven" or w/e Server. That's the one that has all the Max-Level Vendors and stuff. It takes a while to collect all the stuff you need. Probably a good hour or two of just going through all the vendors and enchanting all your stuff etc, don't forget to socket all your Jewelry and use every color of Gem for the Meta-Gem.

Aw, you sure know how to make my day <3

Hi sorry for the late reply. My plater profile is private at the moment. The purple nameplate indicates caster mobs :)

I’m using a random guy’s plater profile back in bfa when i first started, and been building on top of it ever since haha

Hpal, in my opinion based on a few PTR testing in M+, is still viable in S4 but not as overpowered as it was in S2. It does seem to still struggle with prolonged big AOE fights, which could just be me healing poorly, bad UI, no WA etc :) But it's the same for all previous season, it always starts off rough and progessively gets a lot easier.

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Thanks. It's just me spamming Shield of righteous and consecration whenever possible :)

In M+, unless your party is all stacked up, light of dawn is not worth using. In raid, however, light of dawn has more worth as the frequency of players stacking near you is higher. Hope this helps!

@@puddingplays_ thank you!

Hi Twenty1two, I can’t comment what you did wrong exactly because I don’t know what you did in your run. But a lot of factors can affect your dps during that first big pull. Assuming you are doing the exact rotation as me, I will generally try to position myself such that my consecration and shield of righteous are hitting as many mobs as they can. Also, it will depend on how your tank and dps deal with damage. The lesser heal they require, the more you can dps. But do still remember to heal them. If you don’t want to WOG the tank, you can divine protection and sac, so you can maintain dps uptime. Hope this helps! :)

Greetings SickneZz:) Unfortunately, majority of my UI is using ElvUI. I can send my profile if you want. But mine is not the best haha. My party/raid frame is from Vuhdo. And I heal using that addon. Let me know if you need anything else:)

@@puddingplays_ nah the profile is more than enough tho. i personally heal with healbot, but its just own preference. actually im using elvui since 6 or 7 years, but i still didnt find the "perfect" profile for me. but yours is very close to it i think. pretty in love lmao :D would be very thankful for it, if u can send me the profile :)

@@SickneZz.Melb.Shuffle oha, ein deutscher Freund :)

@@kyugard8638 yessir :D hab das gameplay mit dem pally in other side bei craft gesehen :D

Hi RAIZY. The ideal covenant choice for holy paladin will ultimately come down to what you want to accomplish, your current healing experience, and the group you run with. If you're just starting with healing on a holy paladin. Divine toll from Kyrian is an excellent option especially if you find yourself pugging keys a lot. It will definitely help quickly heal those avoidable damages from silly pug mistakes. Ashen Hallow from Ventyr is a great option if you like to min max dps and heals for higher key levels, and also have a more consistent push group so you know when you can use/save ashen. Long story short, Kyrian if you want to enjoy the game in a chill way, and Ventyr if you want to enjoy game in a competitive way. Hope this helps =)

Thanks Kyugard. It's all good! Hope you have lovely time with your father =)

Hi TheThatagirl. In my own opinion, in regards to the 9.1 changes to paladin, I'm not too worried as I don't see major impacts to the current playstyle of holy paladin. Although the changes are favored more towards casting spells, I still won't see myself hard-casting them often in a normal situation. With beacon of faith talented, I will still use holy (HS) shock and light of the martyr (LoTM) as emergency heal. And if holy shock and crusader strike are on cooldown, and I have no holy power and need to heal, I'll LoTM a player, and flash of light (FoL) myself to heal the damage from LoTM and generate holy power at the same time. That should give you enough time for crusader strike and holy shock to come off cooldown. However, all of these will still require further testing under real scenarios. There will definitely be an updated Holy paladin guide for 9.1 as soon as I see consistency in a test build =) I might have missed stating when to use shield of righteous during the voice over. Basically, you can use shield of righteous whenever you are not expecting any heavy incoming damage that would have required an instant word of glory from you. Or when you have 5 holy power, and holy shock and 2 charges of crusader strikes are available, you can afford to use shield of righteous as you can holy shock into a word of glory afterwards. Efficient holy power spending will ultimately get better as you expose yourself to various damage profile of different dungeons with different groups. I hope this helps=)

Hi Axel, thank you for your time and advice. 100% agree with you. Will definitely work on that in future guides!

@@puddingplays_ Every time I put hard commentary and got a nice answer I feel so bad. I am such a hater. May the holy power be with you.

@@AxelS Don't ever feel bad. I know you did with good intentions. That's all that matters =)

Thanks Tamir, appreciate your time and love regardless of your main.