[Autumn]

So what's the problem?

Elves.

I want to understand why you think that elves are the problem when it comes to healing when they receive quite literally the lowest form of scaling to tack onto the end of heals with, sure they can build to have more effective healing overall but doing so takes a lot of stat points to achieve compared to stacking SWA and light ATK, and it ends up harming their own tankiness or their own hit rate, or even their own damage in the end of things. I have gone over this argument with you several times now and you refuse to listen and just point your finger at elves every single time because you don't want to see Priest be nerfed. This is fine, nobody wants to see their class nerfed but please stop spreading around misinformation about something that is already proven to not be a problem.

The problem I am finding with healing is not that it can happen, but rather is that it is far too common for us to encounter these big massive AoE game changing healing abilities of differing varieties, out of the 27 classes in the game, we have 9 of them capable of widescale and impactful healing output. It can get ridiculous when you can see a Priest/Dark Bard for instance just rotating between using graft, second set, cantus and malmelo, that's far too much healing! Same thing applies to a spellthief healer.

So what's the solution? I think unironically Kunai is on the right track here, and Lolzy is also correct, multihealing is a problem. Its a cold day in hell when I am agreeing with both of them in the same thread over any issue being presented. I think the correct thing to do in this scenario is start introducing a stacking debuff when putting out certain healing abilities.