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Thread: Why is it that you heal less when you reach Master Doc?

res04pa9
Mon Aug 18, 2003 1:12 pm
#1

man people need to learn their role. im sick of all the noobs in this game who have no idea how to group. If your invited to a group w/ master doctor flagged over your head then it most likely they want you to come along and heal them. i mean its like saying as a marksman, no warning shot when something agrosyou.. because its a favor not an obligation to get agro offyou? guess some people just dont know what team work means. so anywaysheres a suggestion, if you dont want to be healing in a group then dont have urself tagged as a master doctor.
Tamour
Mon Aug 18, 2003 1:17 pm
#2

I wandered into my local med center today. I had some interesting chats with a few novice doctors and novice medics about crafting, schematics ... doc stuff. I trained a few folks, I heal a number of folks. I actually got tipped (and generously) a few times.


I enjoyed my visit. No one complained about a master doctor in residence ... no one demanded immediate healing. Everyone was polite. It was a very civilized atmosphere .. maybe a little quiet though.




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Tamour - Doctor/Combat Medic - Theed, Naboo (Chilastra)
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JuJutsu
Mon Aug 18, 2003 1:52 pm
#3






res04pa9 wrote:
man people need to learn their role. im sick of all the noobs in this game who have no idea how to group. If your invited to a group w/ master doctor flagged over your head then it most likely they want you to come along and heal them. i mean its like saying as a marksman, no warning shot when something agrosyou.. because its a favor not an obligation to get agro offyou? guess some people just dont know what team work means. so anywaysheres a suggestion, if you dont want to be healing in a group then dont have urself tagged as a master doctor.





I take it that your role is village idiot. It suits you.


I heal less as a Master Doctor for one simple reason: I don't need to grub for med experience anymore. I now reserve my services for my guild mates and friends and the occaisional 'just for the heck of it'.

Morath360
Mon Aug 18, 2003 2:16 pm
#4






res04pa9 wrote:
man people need to learn their role. im sick of all the noobs in this game who have no idea how to group. If your invited to a group w/ master doctor flagged over your head then it most likely they want you to come along and heal them. i mean its like saying as a marksman, no warning shot when something agrosyou.. because its a favor not an obligation to get agro offyou? guess some people just dont know what team work means. so anywaysheres a suggestion, if you dont want to be healing in a group then dont have urself tagged as a master doctor.





You obviously don't get the point. You need to read a little closer and use a better example. The point is NOT about learning your role. The problem plain and simple is demanding instead of asking. Its called common courtesy. In your example, how many times have you had to save someone and how many times have they said yeah you should have done that because thats your role what took you so long.


Sometimes people think Im not a team player when they were foolish enough to run ahead against a couple of warlords and a chief. Frankly I just wait in the background while half the group gets killed trying to help them. In those cases I dont run in and get myself killed. But ya know what? I rez them 5 minutes later and they think Im a pretty good team player. I got news for ya we're all noobs. The game and beta hasn't been out long enough to go acting like your not..




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Phil_N_DeBlanc
Mon Aug 18, 2003 2:51 pm
#5

I encountered this as well and there are various reasons. First, there is the fact that I don't need medical xp anymore. Second, I'm out running around the galaxy trying to get the best resources I can so I can make the best enhancement packs for my guildmates. That's my chief role now is handing out buffs to my guildmembers so they can go have thier fun. Third is that I won't heal unless I know I'm going to get paid. Part of this is because I'm a greedy little weasel. However, part is due to the fact that there are other players trying to get that xp and I want to let them have that xp.



BTW, Master Doctors, if you want to make some money give a shout out as to how much your buffs give and how long they last and how much you expect to get paid for them. I'm sure you'll get some money for them.




"Folks tell me that they don't tip until they are fully healed. Well I don't heal until I've been fully tipped."
res04pa9
Mon Aug 18, 2003 3:06 pm
#6






JuJutsu wrote:


I take it that your role is village idiot. It suits you.

I heal less as a Master Doctor for one simple reason: I don't need to grub for med experience anymore. I now reserve my services for my guild mates and friends and the occaisional 'just for the heck of it'.





this is exactly whats wrong w/ the world today. too many people only concerned about themselves, about what they do, and whats good for them. JuJutsu, i think you picked the wrong profession. Doctors are people who like to help other people. You should of been a lawyer... you greedy lil pos.

res04pa9
Mon Aug 18, 2003 3:14 pm
#7






Morath360 wrote:


You obviously don't get the point. You need to read a little closer and use a better example. The point is NOT about learning your role. The problem plain and simple is demanding instead of asking. Its called common courtesy. In your example, how many times have you had to save someone and how many times have they said yeah you should have done that because thats your role what took you so long.


Sometimes people think Im not a team player when they were foolish enough to run ahead against a couple of warlords and a chief. Frankly I just wait in the background while half the group gets killed trying to help them. In those cases I dont run in and get myself killed. But ya know what? I rez them 5 minutes later and they think Im a pretty good team player. I got news for ya we're all noobs. The game and beta hasn't been out long enough to go acting like your not..







look its simple... if members in your group have to ask you again and again for heals your not doing your job. and frankly no one has ever had to ask me to do a warning shot cause im smart enough to know when to use it. im not one of those noobs who has 1 combat button on their hot bar.


btw... being a smart player and a team player arent necessarily the same thing. I give you credit for not following a bunch of noobs to their death... i cant stand that either.... my only complaint is when i have to ask people to do stuff (like healing) in the middle of a fight when im busy trying to crowd control a bunch of angry mobs.

Wizard3015
Mon Aug 18, 2003 7:10 pm
#8

People only THINK you are a dumb if you keep your mouth shut. But when you OPEN it, you remove all doubt. biwan:



Scottie Ono
Phomeister
Mon Aug 18, 2003 7:22 pm
#9

I made my char as an adventuring doctor.. soon as i hit master doc.. I was off adventuring. I was just using people for exp.
ogreb42
Mon Aug 18, 2003 7:49 pm
#10

Id say people have it right...you heal fewer wounds at master because you dont have to mass heal anymore. I still heal a bunch in groups, especially with my friends. I provide wound healing services to my guildmates. I provide buffing services to my guildmates. If someone makes an intelligable request for healing, I'll help them out. If someone is willing to pay for a buff, i have no problem giving it to them. The fact of the matter is i did not become a doctor so i could sit around in the medical center healing people at random and hoping for them to throw me a scrap. I am a doctor because its an extremely valuable skill to have in the field...when things get hairy, i put my gun down and start healing the wounded, dragging the mind-incapped grunts, and resurrecting the unfortunate few that i didnt get to in time. After the battle, i tend to the wounded and apply buffs to those who can help me make up my costs. Would i be happier as a combat medic? Maybe...running around to heal people can get frustrating, but it also can be fun. Those poisions and diseases would sure be fun, but being a doctor has its advantages too...one of which being that even 50% wounds dont seem bad to me anymore :-)
TraDogNight
Mon Aug 18, 2003 8:00 pm
#11






res04pa9 wrote:



this is exactly whats wrong w/ the world today. too many people only concerned about themselves, about what they do, and whats good for them. JuJutsu, i think you picked the wrong profession. Doctors are people who like to help other people. You should of been a lawyer... you greedy lil pos.







Yeah and thats why the most skilled doctorsin real life are so rich.... lmao


Sorry but come on, doctors aren't just there to whore out their services for nothing. If that were the case why not just have NPCs in the med center healing people for free? I am not yet master Doc, in fact I just stared up the tree. But I can still heal wounds pretty fast. I also don't like asking for tip but when you heal someone that has like half woundsand get no tip it's gonna make you somewhat disgruntled. Stiffing a person like that is just not the right thing to do.

Alphageek2U
Mon Aug 18, 2003 8:35 pm
#12

You know what, I'm not even close to being a master Doc yet and already I steer clear of the Mec Centers. Even before I became a novice Doc I found it more fun to gain my xp on run-by-healings while scouting out resources and exploring.Or whipping out my droid to heal wounds while waiting for a shuttle, being oddly self-sufficient by bartering heals forresources. Since the big patch and the addition of non-CH pets, I'm almost antisocial . I get better xp using a crate of A's on my pet as he's devouring herbavores than I could ever get in a med center. I still prefer run-by-healing to being asked, because they almost never pay.


I've seen both ends of the patient spectrum, from the A$$'Ole$ to the generous tippers, but I honestly do prefer a heartfelt "Thank You" to a tip (As long as people still buy my stims :smileywink




Hocus
MD/MCH (yes, that means NO combat skills)
Wizard3015
Mon Aug 18, 2003 8:44 pm
#13

im going to let you in on a little secret: I had like 20 stimpack d's left over from farming, when i hit master doctor. and i didnt think i'd ever use them up, concidering they were like 36 charges a peice. Now im on my last one.


All i had to do was go to a party with a band, and heal them all night, it was kinda boreing but i met some really nice people.




Scottie Ono
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