As I have been playing FFXIV for a half of my life then started playing GW2 then WoW, I kind of have to adjust quite a lot to know the system especially as healer. I do love healing in FFXIV in savages and never have to care much of my MP when I know what I’m doing with skills. With WoW classic as a new player, I can’t stop drinking waters or cold milks after a couple mobs…and that creates healing anxiety on me. 😱 I also have been doing tailor and skinning for my gears but linen/wool cloths are hard to find to drop. Skinning is what making me money to have a couple golds 🤧

Actually pointed out a few things I’d always pop renew or bub early on tank. You should do a talent spec guide for leveling and lower dungeons

Not using renew? What? it is so important for MP5

Your only job as the healer is to keep the tank alive. Everyone else comes second. If a rogue pulls aggro and your low on mana, let him die and save your mana for the tank

Tips for healing: "bring water"... thanks brother i never knew you could do that

Very nice video.

this video deserves more love

Not keeping all the boxes full is gonna be a hard habit to break as a resto druid main

Good stuff

Thanks dude, vanilla players come over to everlook private server if you’re interested, all the OG and OPs are there, chowabunga dudes!

i'm a few years late but such good tips

Thx bro!

Thx. I refuse to use add ons, i just want to play the game.

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Dropped a like amd I sub. Big thanks my man!

These are actually really good tips.

Very helpful video. Thanks man!

Good tips, For hardcore dungeons its ok to overheal if it doesn't kill your mana, renew isnt mana efficient but it is fairly healing efficient, i also like to shield renew people, because you can basically forget about them and move to the next target. Also, its perfectly fine to shield a pally tank as his melee damage is pretty insignificant for threat as they do spell damage. Cheers

Great video

Nice guide man ! I learned something and my priest is lvl 34. Just one reminder to everyone, remember that all suggestions in these types of guides are ment as a rule of tumb. There are always exceptions to the rule.

very helpful. simple to the point. i am usually a tank and i didnt know this.

Nice vid, short and still full of information. <3

Thanks for the vid!

Omg. I have been healing all wrong. Thank you so much I have learnt a lot

Solid , no BS, to the point video with good basic information. I applaud you.

Do these tips carry over to TBC as well ?

A more important point about PW shield is that it is a priest's most mana-inefficient healing spell. That's really why you shouldn't be using it except in emergency situations.

Thanks, got some tips I haven't heard anywhere else yet! Wish me luck, just started healing for the first time.

really nice! also: sexy voice!

Arcane cocaine cracked me up! Thanks for the video!

Nice video man, I feel like you really cover some good points for newbie's, instead of some regular advices on other channels. Thanks <3

Very narrow and down to the point!! I’m new at priest and these tips help to know!!

Good video I'm starting in WoW classic with a friend who plays but all info is top down which is confusing. This was clear concise and your voice didnt bore me 10 seconds in! great content

Really appreciate this video; couldn't find other video healing guides.

Great video

Great vid, dude. Short, simple, to the point. I'm glad you didn't spend the first 5 minutes of the video with needless prologue and trying to promote your channel (you saved it for the end, and made it brief which is perfect). You just stated what you were trying to teach, then jumped right into it. More KZbinrs need to follow this structure.

Axe spec is good for rogues... and I turned it off...

overall pve/pvp warrior = human because paladins buffs orc without paladin paladin = dwarf for healers, human for dps and tank hunter = orc rogue = human because paladins buffs, orc without paladin priest = dwarf for healers, undead for dps mage = gnome warlock = orc druid = tauren feral, ne healer shaman = orc

Just wanting to correct something. You said that renew is a very mana inefficient heal. This is only true if you have very little bonus healing. It actually becomes extremely efficient with lots of bonus healing. So for instance for Max Rank Greater Healing & Renew at 0 bonus healing. Greater Heal is ~2109 Healing for 557 mana (with talent) = 3.78HPM (Health per Mana) While Renew Rank 9 is 1025 for 328 mana (with talents) = 3.125HPM. But Renew is the ONLY Priest spell that has a bonus healing coefficient of 1 while greater heal is 0.8571 coefficient. So currently in Pre-Raid BiS gear I am at 596 Bonus Healing. So not even looking at downranking that means my max rank heals Greater Heal is then 2619 for 557 mana = 4.7HPM while renew is 1621 for 328 mana = 4.94HPM. So as you can see, when you start stacking +Healing gear in dungeons your Renew will become your most efficient spell

Great tips! Looks like a fun a game! ♥️

Hi new friends here we shall remain supporting thank you 😊

Pretty close to exactly what i was looking for, i down rank, but im not sure which healing spell to use theres so many, i just compare the cast time to heal size to mana cost. either way im not failing, i havent lost a group yet! Great video, i know how it feels, my kid show on youtube only has 30 subs, but keep on going man you got what it takes.

Support.

Good video! I would watch more of this.

Nicely done man, liked the video and the info. Subscribed and look forward to watching your channel grow.

First of all, I would like to say i appreciate the effort you put into this video, but I do have a couple of points of disagreement. One is that shadowmeld can only be used outside of combat, so it can not be used as a type of vanish on a wipe. The other point is that a Night Elf hunter is fantastic in PVP with a pet who can stealth, since they are amongst the best flag defenders in battlegrounds. I cannot overstate the swing that an invisible hunter with a freeze trap on the flag in AB can make. On a lighter note, I can attest to the usefulness of treasure finding depending on class/profession choices. I play a dwarf priest who is a tailor/skinner, so I dont track anything on the mini map... except treasure. This ability has let my group find sooo many extra chests in dungeons that are hidden behind a wall or something with no penalty to me.

Excelente juego!! 😊

Awesome game play 🙃😊👍🏻

Great tips dude!

Nice Wolf of Wall Street reference