Do you know, World of Warcraft’s upcoming expansion, Warlords of Draenor, will feature improved healing mechanics and WOW power leveling, the introduction of about WOW power leveling without too much.
According to the post, the game’s current system for resilience and battle fatigue makes players “feel much weaker” in PvP than PvE. In order to fix the disparity, Blizzard plans to increase player health. Critical damage and critical heals against players in PvP will also be reduced 50 percent.
On its own, that increase in health would make players more survivable in the world at large, so we’re also increasing creature damage and the effectiveness of healing spells to balance things out. The net result of these changes is that individual attacks will knock a smaller chunk off of a player’s health pool in PvP, but your survivability in PvE won’t be affected.
Low-mana heals such as Holy Light and Healing Wave will be removed from the game. Other spells, such as the Greater Healing Wave, will be renamed.
We think that while they do add complexity, they don’t truly add depth to healing gameplay. However, we still want healers to think about their mana when deciding which heal to cast, and so the mana costs and throughputs of many spells are being altered to give players a choice between spells with lower throughput and lower cost versus spells with higher throughput and higher costs.”
