Comments on: Paladins are OP, What Else Is New?

By: ReversionLFM

ReversionLFM — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 13:00:37 +0000

That is a nice theory. But it still bugs sometimes with some addons. Well the real issue is rolling alts and resetting up vudo and Bartender and stripping down the addons. Why do I even have all those old addons? I should delete them but I am too lazy.
I never remember to try copying the WTF settings and renaming them for a new character. I think I tried that once and Vudo still had to be re setup.

By: Boobah

Boobah — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 04:18:10 +0000

All your character-specific settings are buried in World of Warcraft\WTF\Account\(YourAccount)\(YourServer)\(CharacterName) You can transfer those settings by copying all the files from the directory for the old server to the directory for the new one, should it ever come up again.

By: Railena

Railena — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:12:58 +0000

A general rule of thumb for paladin healing is the 2-1 rule – 2 Holy Light for 1 Flash/Holy shock. The Crits you are generally going to get from holy light will return some mana while casting one of your lesser costing heals will allow for further regen. Plus keeping Lights Grace up is essential if you are going to be casting any Holy Lights. Of course it is quite possible to spam Flash of Light though most fights if you have geared individuals to look after.

Also, keep in mind that beaconing can be used for more than just tanks when running two holy paladins – if you have dps/other healers that tend to take avoidable or even unavoidable damage – beacon that person – this will allow you to focus on your tank but assist in keeping the other squishier person alive and hopefully finish the encounter with less people tanking the floor.