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by Alice O'Connor, Dec 28, 2009 5:00am PSTIt truly is the most wonderful time of the year. Friends and family gather round, feasts are held three days in a row and there's enough half-melted refrozen snow slush for you to feel some kind of victory. Unless, of course, so much flu courses through your veins that even your sloshed uncle is more alert, stabler and a better conversationalist than you.
I ended up mostly playing King's Bounty: Armored Princess. It's fun. That's my review.
I've tried almost every potion, poultice, syrup, pill, powder, lozenge and tincture under the sun, all to no avail. Desperate times call for desperate measures and it'll be a cold day in Walthamstow before I let Kwanzaa be ruined too so if I'm not on the mend by tomorrow it'll be the ole Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap. Dilute! Dilute! O.K.!
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Interesting opinion there, though wrong. What you have is bad experience with bad players. What Blizzard has done is take Priests from being the #1 Raid healers (necessary for all content) and balanced all the healing classes (Pally, Shaman, Druid, Priest) into being capable of doing the content.
What that means is that Priests are no longer the #1 healer in terms of total healing (Pallies or Druids), or AoEs healing (Druids and to a lessor extent Shaman); instead, Blizzard gave (Holy) Priests flexibility. A Priest doesn't outheal a Pally, but they can be a main tank healer. A Priest endless heal an entire raid, but they can do AoE healing.
What you get is a healer you can use in any healing context. That's the power of the class.
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