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Catrina Mayoka
Hi sorry if this has already been suggested. The hot pouch system is really fiddly on console making it impossible to quick heal during combat. Could we have a better system to quick select things in the hot bar? I was think lb could be tapped to just cycle through weapons and we could have the dpad to tie health and food to (I personally would far prefer this to emotes) or even y and b (Xbox). This would go a long way to making things more even between console and Pc. Thanks.
The medical syringe is the standard healing tool. It is part of the standard starting equipment for all players. There are two firing modes; primary fire is used to heal 20 HP of other players at the cost of 50 loaded medicine. Alternate fire is used to heal yourself for 20 HP (or 50 HP if used in Solo mode) at a cost of 100 loaded medicine, this can also be triggered by the quick heal button which defaults to Q. The recharge rate of the medicine is around 5% every second. Field medics gain bonuses to the amount healed and the medicine recharge rate, which makes this a more effective tool for healing.
Potions are consumable items that either recover the user's health and/or mana either instantaneously or over time, or grant temporary buffs or debuffs to the user. Potions are commonly found in natural Chests and Pots, can be dropped by enemies, purchased from NPCs, or crafted. Most potions can be crafted at a Placed Bottle or Alchemy Table, but flasks must be crafted at an Imbuing Station.
By pressing Quick Buff, Quick Heal, Quick Mana, the player can quickly consume respective potions (buff potions, health potions, and mana potions) from their inventory or open Void Bag(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions), without actually opening their inventory. When quick using buff potions, only potions whose buff is not active will be consumed. When quick using health or mana potions, the potion that recovers most health/mana will be consumed.
These potions restore health, mana, or even both at the same time. They are limited in use by the Potion Sickness and Mana Sickness debuffs, respectively. The Potion Sickness debuff duration can be reduced with a Charm of Myths or a Philosopher's Stone.
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The touch screen features the players hotbar, housing menu, map, and other utilities. This is referred to by the game as the "Quick Inventory". The quick inventory shows the first ten slots in the players inventory, similarly to the mobile version of the game. The top left button under the hotbar allows the player to Quick Stack to Nearby Chests, which will be greyed out if the player is not near any chest. The middle button allows the player to drop an item they've tapped and held onto, greyed out if there is no item to drop. The top right button is the housing menu, which will be greyed out unless the player is in a house.
When a chest is opened, controls differ greatly from the regular inventory. To take an item out of a chest, is used, and will loot all of the items from the chest. Items cannot be split or trashed from the chest directly. When the player's inventory is accessed when a chest is available, a quick stack button appears at the bottom left corner of the screen. A deposit button will also appear if an item is selected, but does not share the button shortcut of X with the take button. Thus, the player should be careful they don't trash an item they wish to put back into a chest.
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I'm not a theory crafter so I won't get into much detail but I've been messing around with staff/staff quickheal untamed. Bascially build it just like druid (stats, item upgrades, monk relic) with all the buffs on pet swap using Marksmanship/Nature magic lines and spirit usage. Weapon swap and on CD and use one untamed power swap ambush before every weapon swap for 2x staff ambush per swap. I don't know how "meta" it is or isn't but it seems to heal and support perfectly fine in t4 fractals and raids so far. Basically a quickheal option for rangers. Someone better than I can give a more in depth discussion about why it will or won't work in the end.
Edit: the staff ambush seems to do most of the heavy lifting. Roughly 4k heal per ambush with being able to do back to back ambushes on weapon swap for roughly 8k healing every 10s or so on top of all the other buffs/heals going out.
Tried staff on Power Untamed just to see interaction and even without building it similar to druid, the heal was still pretty decent. 600 heal per tick on a power build defo made things fun and the AOE Damage is decent. You can either Staff/Staff for repeated spam, but for me Staff/Hammer was my combination for CC on certain bosses with hammer cuz Staff CC is basically non-existent. The fact that Unleashed Ambush resets on Weapon Swap keeps it consistent too if you don't like Unleashing pet that often
Yesterday during strikes someone tested an Untamed Healer. But this person played it with Staff + Axe/Warhorn (I think). I was baffled that the healing was more than enough to do Boneskinner. So, I gave it a try myself yesterday with some not too hard content. Played it as a mix of Magi + Harrier. I'm bringing Stone + Frost Spirit + Elite Spirit (not sure about the third support skill yet). Also, White Tiger and Fern Hound. I'm not generating much Might. But the other boons were impressive. As long as all people are together, the double pulse healing + Regeneration is good. I'm a bit afraid of how encounters go where people have to leave the group like Cairn, some strikes and others. Also, due to the lack of Electro Wyvern, Avatar and Warhorn the CC is super weak in my build right now. While Druid is good in every encounter (in my opinion), the Untamed Healer on the other hand can shine or not (at least how I play it right now. But I haven't had much time to figure things out yet).
I've been using search and rescue as the 3rd utility slot to make ressing just that much better. If only one person goes down I use search and rescue, if a bunch go down I use the elite spirit. Seems to work great. Stone spirit + sun spirit and healing spring trap. I wish there was an option for a good main hand healing weapon to pair better with warhorn but unless main hand mace is randomly a healing weapon I'm just gonna stick to staff/staff. Its working very well so far.
I like the build. It feels smooth to play and gives the Untamed a real reason to exist in pve again. It also has quite a lot of DPS for a dedicated Heal Quick Support. It can bench easily 10k-12k by itself while doing heal rotations and without boons from the Arena Console in raid room. With an actual group and refined rotational cycles, this build could probably bench 15k+ pretty easily.
I can confirm this build works amazingly. One thing it lacks that healers are usually expected to bring is stability, but at least Protect Me can be taken to mitigate that issue some. For total boon uptime it's much more useful to take marksmanship over skirmishing so pet swapping gives more might and permanent fury. Since the staff ambush will keep protection up permanently, I've been running Storm Spirit over Stone Spirit to add a lot of cc to the build.
It's not "a real reason", since pdps Untamed has been around for longer, even pre-Soto, since the first buff of Ferocious Symbiosis back in November. SB has no dome or boons strips, which are both brought up by Untamed (the axe 5's reflect is too short, especially under quickness), while barely losing any DPS.
It also has quite a lot of DPS for a dedicated Heal Quick Support. It can bench easily 10k-12k by itself while doing heal rotations and without boons from the Arena Console in raid room. With an actual group and refined rotational cycles, this build could probably bench 15k+ pretty easily.
"Cele gear" isn't a dedicated "Heal Quick Support". A dedicated one is something closer to full Harrier (or Minstrel if you wanna main tank). Though again, you don't need Celestial to kill let's say, Kanaxai's split Aspects. If you want to "DPS" as a heal, you might as well wanna go look for a no heal party (or squad).
I'm curious what you consider "optimized" when the staff ambush is the only one that heals and provides permanent protection. We've been running staff/staff because that build makes a full healer out of an untamed rather than something that's worse than being a dedicated healer or a dedicated dps. If healer dps is making or breaking your encounters, it's not the healer's build that's the problem -- it's the dps players.
It doesn't have party Stability but you can opt to drop the Elite Spirit in favor of the Untamed Elite, which will pulse a great deal of elongated stacked Stability for the Untamed, so its heal cycles do not get interrupted. This is more important than Stability for the party actually. Anyone who tries to run these Heal Quick Untamed builds, will very quickly see what I'm talking about, when going against any boss that has moderate to heavy CC output. In fact, the more I've been playing it, I would definitely vouch that the Stability off the Untamed Elite is much more important than the Elite Spirit revive for this reason. If Protect Me! is used wisely, it is often enough vs. CCs with decent groups. It can be used quite frequently when Alacrity is incorporated.
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