Share Divine Intervention.

[Mattdoesrock]

I think, obviously, conju's get priority for DI, then warlocks, then knights, then marks, then barbs then hunters.

At least that's what i think

[backe]

Originally Posted by Mattdoesrock

I think, obviously, conju's get priority for DI, then warlocks, then knights, then marks, then barbs then hunters.

At least that's what i think

Why would barbs, with the most damaging areas in the game, come after marksmen? Even with a 90% CC resist for unstoppable madness, sometimes a feint or ambush can get through. It also prevents other nasty non-CC debuffs from ruining your day (sudden strike, etc). I do agree with your stance on prioritizing warlocks though, simply because tremor can pretty much make them worthless until it expires.

I usually DI conjus, locks and/or barbs, and then knights. I generally don't DI archers unless they ask for it specifically...but as Mage_pegusas said, it all depends on the situation.

Originally Posted by makarios68

DI is important enough to be cast as soon as it cools down.

hell yeah!
if your DI is not on cooldown, then you better cast it....and quick

[swine]

Ok i'm restarting this thread because, quite frankly, i'm disgusted with the total lack of team work and co operation between alsius conjurers.
Just before battle i cast DI on healers, and i expect it to be returned.
Much more often than not it isn't returned to me.
In a few battles today i was constanly calling out for DI, and didn't get it.
I cast it on a healer, ask that healer to return it, and nothing.
Time and time again i called out for it and no response.
Now what kind of crap teamwork is it where i give immunity against dizzy to several healers and none of then return it?
The results were predictable: time and again i was made dizzy by enemy spells and i'm left helpless to heal those in desperate need. And of course i die whilst dizzy too, unable to heal myself or cast sanc.
It seems that healers from other realms don't experience this problem with anything like the frequency that i do.
I'm going to play my healer less now because i'm finding it no fun whatsoever atm, what with getting confuse cast on me on hunts, and being frequently dizzy at forts.
So i'll play an attacking class and at least be able to actually do something in a fight other than stand around hopelessly dizzy because my team-mates have the power to give me immunity from dizzy but chose not to, even tho i give it to them.
I started a healer because i heard that alsius was in desperate need of them.
What a shame that this has been my experience it.
I'm sickened by the whole thing.

[Emmery]

Are you sure the other healer spoke english and understood what you were calling for? When I was a new conjur, i had people yelling DI, DI at me and I had no idea what that was... so as you can imagine I had alot of people mad at me. I'm definitely not taking up for the lack of teamwork in Alsius.. just maybe there are other circumstances to why he/she didn't cast it.

[Hellman2]

I did't share your opinion swine. But maybe it depends on the team you are running with. Yesterday i was in a group with 4 healers somewhere at PP and every healer was sharing their DI and giving it to other chars as well. And no one ever asks for DI.
But this depends primary on the group. But most conjus know that they should share it, even these of lower level (seen some level 30-35 conjus with DI on lvl 5) giving it frequently. maybe you were just in an unlucky fighting group with noobs. Who knows it.
I personally cant complain.

[swine]

Originally Posted by Shawnzie

Are you sure the other healer spoke english and understood what you were calling for? When I was a new conjur, i had people yelling DI, DI at me and I had no idea what that was... so as you can imagine I had alot of people mad at me. I'm definitely not taking up for the lack of teamwork in Alsius.. just maybe there are other circumstances to why he/she didn't cast it.

I called for 'inter', which covers it either way, as it's 'intervention' in english and 'intervencion' in spanish.

And Hellman, i do have some days when i'm with a group with healers who share DI.
But too often i'm with a group that doesn't. And it is these times that i am talking about. I shouldn't have to be calling out for it all the time, it should be done as a matter of routine. And when i do need to call out for it i should be given it.
I would say that around 50% of the time i play i don't get DI enough. I commonly find myself making a charge with the warriors to help them out, only to find myself rendered useless by dizzy spells. Not being given DI lets them down as much as me.

[Emmery]

well yell "inter" at me and see if I give DI.. cause I'll be like "huh?!"

I guess the easy way to avoid these issues is to just remember the people who don't share DI and don't go into war with them?

[Mage_pegusas]

"OR" Get sanctuary, works just as well. I don't like to have to rely on people too much. This will eliminate greater healing and mana communion though.
OR join syrtis, they seem to always have DI.. when on my hunter at samal the other day, nearly all of the players had DI... it was great teamwork. They managed to push us back almost to the save, but we won finally.

[Emmery]

I'm sure joining Syrtis would be the smart thing to do *rolls eyes*

Anyhow Swine, Are you in a clan? Maybe the clanmate conjurs could go to war with you and you guys swap DI oooor join a good clan if you aren't in one?

[Mage_pegusas]

Thats also a good idea, lol.
I'm in Ignis btw Shawnzie. I wouldn't join Syrtis, but they have good teamwork during the days. Early morning they suck