I’m not so sure I like BGs as a priest. In my first minute out of the keep, I get a whisper from a warrior asking me if I know how to heal. The answer to that, as you who read all the time is, “yes.” However, at the time, I had my ClickHeal buttons all mushed up over the raid indicators and I couldn’t heal ANYONE. I tried moving each group over, very unsuccessfully because of ClickHeal, until I realized I could move ClickHeal to the left side and let the groups stay where they were. I pretty much told him it was my first minute in BGs with this toon and just look at my Honor if he wanted to see how much time I’d spent there.
So, scratch WSG 1. Next fight: 2 minutes later. We lasted a long time on this one. That would be because the Horde wasn’t all too interested in getting the flags because they were toying with us. They knew they could get it 3 times in five minutes. And that’s what they did…23 minutes into the battle.
The high point of my day came when I opened my mail and found this gem:
Suprisingly, I bought this for 1g 20s in the AH from some poor sap that didn’t have a clue what people would pay for it. I also made some nice coin off of 2 lesser nether essences. Things are going OK in the AH for now.
Hey man. Don’t sweat the BG stuff. People don’t understand what it’s like to have to heal so many people at once. When I was running BG, I made it very clear to everyone that I was only healing particular people in my 5 man group, unless I could spare a heal or two. Even then, there’s just so much going on, that it’s tough to even grasp how quickly people are dying. Wasting mana on heals is ridiculous at that point. I’m even surprised people get in enough time to type “heal me!” in the chat window. My response is always “use pots!”.