Raid Healing

i want to like this game despite missing considerable elements that make games - games. no progression nor feel of progression. no bosses wtf pitted against teams made up of the same classes you build your own team with this game could have just as easily included waves of monsters with unique loadouts unobtainable by the player honestly theres just enough here that i would have played regardless however there is a serious oversight in the loot filters which leaves me having to mouseover nearly all the loot individually and thats pretty much a deal breaker for me and undermines the entire point of having a loot filter. in this game each item can be totally transfigured and rebuilt into a desired result, each enchant can be rerolled each set bonus or base stat can be transferred provided you can acquire a source. however each target items requires a base and that base is defined by a very minor minmax stat, now in most circumstances players can probably ignore this stat get their few dollars worth of gameplay out of it and move the hell on. but as a response to 'game progression' in the devs very own words 'see how high you can get' suddenly your base item (x4) gains incredibl…

I randomly found this game by randomly searching "healing" and wow, that is the best 10 bucks I have EVER spent. I've played Holy Paladin a lot in WoW and was able to build out that feel quickly. If you have a theory craft mind for healing this game hits in a lot of ways. I hope more people play this game as its a good time and I will keep playing this even after the 35 tier cause it only gets more fun as the difficulty increases. All 27 hours as of writing this were in a single weekend of just healing and i needed that. Ty to the people that worked on this, this game is goated

Fun little game about healing a raid, definitely gives off the feeling of old school MMO raid healing. At the start you have a lot of information to process and it's unclear what you should be doing. The game would benefit a lot from a tutorial/intro of some sort.

Step by step play guide to get started since there's no help files: 1) New game 2) Start 2) Units (pick your party members here) 3) Back, and then Start 4) "choose an area", fill out the choices, and then Start Area. 5) Choose "Ability Selection" from the right side menu and Template 1. this loads some healing skills for you. Mouse over the skills to see what they do. You can tune these laters but you might as well start with the default skills as they're pretty good. 6) Choose "Set the Unit lineup" from the right side menu, choose the units you want, and then Confirm Selection. 8) ** let your Mana bar finish recharging ** and then choose "Start the combat" from the right side menu. 7) As you defeat enemies you'll automatically collect loot. 8) When the raid ends you can choose a new area or repeat the same area. 9) Equipment managemeent is found on the equipment screen. 10) Game autosaves. The basic goal appears to do cycle through the areas to grind XP and go through increasingly harder difficulies to farm better loot. ---- For units you're picking party members for the raid. There's more classes than slots. I suggest a mix of melee front line units and ra…

Absolutely love the concept of this game, and although its called Raid 'Healing', i would love to be able to play the role of DPS

Raid Manager and Healing! You manage your raids gear and some skill choices for a few classes. Set up a raid comp and have it fight other groups. Choose to heal the raid and help them to victory or sit back and let them idle fight wave after wave stopping to change up gear.