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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 6091569" data-attributes="member: 82504">In combat healing increasing the party to push on longer by twice as much as other classes (that is the example) allows the party to push on within a given fight or within a given day is a measure of &quot;raw power&quot; in fact its a very good measure battlefield goal achievement.&nbsp; When my striker knocks enemies out faster it is his way of allowing the party to push on longer as the enemy can no longer harm the rest of the party... and a healer in a fight who brings him back in to battle gets credit for what he accomplishes subsequently as well.My fighter aids party survivability... adds to there stamina... adds to there power... a good measure of how much he does so.. could be synopsized exactly the same way we are talking about the Cleric... Classes have there own jobs in a fight but this happens to be a way to measure how well they do any of them and it works across classes.And of course fun is subjective...and varies player by player so it would be damn silly thing to try and measure classes based on dont you think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 6091569, member: 82504"] In combat healing increasing the party to push on longer by twice as much as other classes (that is the example) allows the party to push on within a given fight or within a given day is a measure of "raw power" in fact its a very good measure battlefield goal achievement. When my striker knocks enemies out faster it is his way of allowing the party to push on longer as the enemy can no longer harm the rest of the party... and a healer in a fight who brings him back in to battle gets credit for what he accomplishes subsequently as well. My fighter aids party survivability... adds to there stamina... adds to there power... a good measure of how much he does so.. could be synopsized exactly the same way we are talking about the Cleric... Classes have there own jobs in a fight but this happens to be a way to measure how well they do any of them and it works across classes. And of course fun is subjective...and varies player by player so it would be damn silly thing to try and measure classes based on dont you think. [/QUOTE]

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