Doctor Archive
Thread: I don t agree with the present role of the doc
I am not going to spend my time and credits to make medpacks on the slim chance someone may see fit to tip a few creds that won't even cover the cost of what I use, and will whine at me to waste a medpack on their 3 constitution wounds. People have created this situation by taking doctors for granted, so now I'll heal a few friends and people I am grouped with, everyone can die for all I care.
first off you were talking about TEACHING not wound healing? so your kinda confusing in that part.
next.. some docs like to be crafters (they make uber enhance packs and then they sell them) some docs like to make stim crates and make money that way.
Some docs like to go on hunts as a hired doc (or friend, or guild responsability) and they heal/heal/heal/heal all night long, wounds and all.
Other docs just like to sit in coro and buff for hours and make money that way.
It's called a PLAY style. Everyone pics what they like or enjoy and they do it. I happen to be a buff bot. I HATE chasing people around on hunts healing. I hate healing over all. I LOVE buffing. I dont know why but I do love it. I like crafting buffs for me to use, but not to sell.
Doc is just fine the way it is, to each his own. If they wanna improve something they should make medical centers better then a droid, but I personally like my droid just fine. IF they made medical centers better then a droid then these problems would go away because there would always be people in the medical centers.
the story about the teach is to point that docs is a buffer and no more a helper / healer. A lot of guys doing it for buff ( make cred ) and they don t care of other people. It s no more a support profession play by friendly people ( can u call friendly a guy who kick u without any goal ).
The last support profession is medic (and CM ), so i was speaking about give more wound treatment skill to this profession.
Gooney wrote:
Both Medic and CM have sufficient wound treatment skills for treating wounds.
Buffing is the domain of the Elite Profession Doctor. For that skill you need high wound treatment which is an extension of the wound treatment from medic.
Actually the only true "support medical professions" are medic and combat medic. These both at the master level have more than enough medical skills to meet any challenge.
If ya wanna buff be a Doc.
-Gooney
Actually, there is no wound treatment line in medic. Medics get a +5 wound treatment modifier at novice and that's it. The wound treatment modifier is increased in the doctor line only. I do agree however that medics and CMs can handle most wound healing demands without difficulty. That isn't to say that there is anything keeping docs from doing it too (a woundpack E can be quite impressive when used on a patient with totally black bars).
Personaly, I like healing people. It is a matter of play style. There are many ways to play the doctor profession. The right way is whichever is fun for you. I would go nuts if I spent time sitting in Coronet buffing people, but other docs like to do it. I enjoy supporting my guild and other friends as their healer/buffer. It's all about enjoying the game, not meeting someone else's idea of what you should do with your profession.
Just like all non docs are not jerks who constantly abuse doctors.
afewitryte wrote:
Combat Medics already have a nice wound treatment system....they can throw area stims and heal everyone.
Master Medics have a nice wound treatment system as well....they just can't buff, rez, or head poison or disease.
You say Docs are not a support system anymore. What a load of crap! We are a support system who is constantly abused by the players we are suppose to support. Getting tells every 2 minutes asking if you are buffing, hey can you come rez me I just died, or any other ridiculous question is not a very fun time, but we endure it. We buff because we love to. We heal people because we love to. We help a lot of people day in and day out.
It sounds like you have had a bad experience with a few doctors, but that doesn't mean we are all like that.