Feature Request: Include Damage Prevented in the computation for the default Healing view

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Feature Request: Include Damage Prevented in the computation for the default Healing view

dzrw opened this issue 4 years ago · 2 comments

In 9.0.2, nearly half of disc priest healing contribution is captured in the form of absorbs. However, since absorbs are not counted in the default healing view, discipline is perceived to be underperforming by the vast majority of players who do not look at more specialized meters.

Computing the effective contribution towards healing as heals + absorbs would go a long way towards fixing this bias in the player base.

Tercioo · Answer 1 · 2021-01-27T17:36:11.000Z

absorbs are tracked, use a power word shield, get some punches, see the power word shield heal.

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dzrw · Answer 2 · 2021-01-27T17:37:45.000Z

Can you clarify that the computation in the default healing view includes the numbers in the more specialized Damage Prevented view?

If overhealing is tracked at a 1:1 ratio in the default healing view, but damage prevented is not, then that could also create the sort of biases I've been seeing.

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