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Thread: Phase 4 Healing What is a help ??
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Ech0Witch
Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:51 am
#1
Im trying to do the Phase 4 healing quest and currently have a total of 13 helps but I have no idea what is defining a help. Someone posted aweek or so a gothat it was helping/healing the person that does the kill.
Does that mean 'helping' the person by healing until they make the final kill blow ?? Or helping anyone and everyone involved in a/the kill ??
Also in a group of 20 it seems I only got one help per person. If the same group sticks around for a couple of hours will I still get helps for healing people Im grouped with that were there for the last raid ?? Or does it need to be different every time.
I have 2 days now until Phase change and really rather want to get this quest finished tonight. I'd love to get the Bacta Tank reward for 100 heals but won't be able to unless I can work out how to get the 'helps'.
Garryk_Stryder
Wed Nov 24, 2004 7:26 am
#2
I know that you have to be grouped with the person that you are healing, and the person that you heal must be fighting a sith and that they have to be alive and around when the sith is killed; they don't have to necessarily deliver the death blow. You can get credit for the same person more than once, but I think there is a time limit of about 15 minutes.
spreadsheet
Wed Nov 24, 2004 4:05 pm
#4
I completed this quest in just 4 waves. Get in a LARGE group. Once spawn starts, heal everyone in group. Rezs count as well. I got 28 helps first time and 35 2nd time. Have to do alot of running. Try and stay with main group so you can heal everyone. You can heal same person as long as they have moved to new target.
Oh yea, and the Bacta Tank is real cool.....but what the #$@! does it do. LOL
Message Edited by spreadsheet on 11-24-2004 03:06 PM
Ech0Witch
Thu Nov 25, 2004 2:31 am
#5
Aaah that makes sense now as last night I jumped from 17 to 49 in one attack. (AAARRGGHH 1 short of completign the quest LOL) And I focused mostly on about 4 players who stuck together, as one of them wore only minimal armour, and the other had full comp but no buff's. I don't know if healing wounds count as well but I did some wound healing as well. Quite funny watching my Medical Droid struggling to keep up 
Tonight Im going to see if I can go for the full 100. I'd have done it last night but the next wave was at 1AM and I was knackered and had to be up at 6:30 for work. 1 more day to do it in I suppose 
Aljebra424
Thu Nov 25, 2004 9:11 am
#6
I was also healing wounds on the fly..as well as /healstates and /firstaid. In one run of sith I got 65 counts. So, I think its a combination of everything. Just go crazy with all the types of things you can do. It can only help.
Ech0Witch
Fri Nov 26, 2004 4:31 am
#7
Well from what I can see you get one 'help' credit for each person attacking a sith who survives per combat.
For example:
3 TKM's attack a Sith outlaw and I stand back and heal them as and when neccesary. I heal them each at least three times. However I only get three 'helps'. One for each of them for that sith. If they then go on to attack another sith straight afterwards and I heal them the same again, I get another three 'helps'.
I don't think that there is a time limit as last night I racked up 35 helps from one combat, and I was basically healing the same 5 or 6 people when they needed it. I was also healing other people who weren't in our group who needed it. (We had the max of 20 in our group.)
Its pretty frantic though and any medic, like the frontline combat guys, needs to be wearing fully comp, and be buffed. I got caught in a crossfire at one point between 4 sith with blasters and despite my comp, buff, and synth steak, went down fast.
The attacks though spaced 2 hours apart do tend to last for 1-1.5 hours and in GMT seem to be at 9 & 11pm. (the ones I was in were at these times give or take a few minutes.) So its essential to have a Doc who can buff with you in the village. We were lucky we had two, and they were buffing virtually for free. (Free buff for a couple of canapes in my case.)
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