So I haven’t played since Legion and have returned for the dragons. Back in the day we used to use various add-on UI for healing in dungeons/raids but now with the updated Blizz UI, are folks just using that? Curious to know.
Thanks!
I can’t deal with mouseovers, I still use Healbot.
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Same. Healbot works great for me.
Default all the way.
20s are still fine.
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I still use Healbot to heal, the rest is Bartender.
Healbot for sure! I’ve tried others but nothing really beats it for healing imo.
Elvui, NamePlateKai, Vuhdo. I have other stuff for specific content.
Vuhdo. I switched from Healbot a long time ago and I prefer Vuhdo.
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I would really like to use the default UI but until they allow for quite a bit more raid frames customization, I will stick to Vuhdo.
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Dominos for UI since blizzard REFUSES to let me use shift left mouse click, shift right click and VuhDo for healing though I haven’t tried VuhDo with evoker.
i refuse to play with anyone using healbot and the like. It’s okay for casual low key play where nobody cares, but ABSOLUTELY NOT in skilled groups. Learn to mouseover and use weakauras and the default UI adjusted to your liking is the only way to get good.
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Elvui with just some run of the mill mouseover macros.
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Base UI, changed my raid frames with grid2 so i can track more stuff.
Mouseover macros is all i really need.
Edit:should add i tried healbot but didn’t like it. I feel like it encourages bad muscle memory. This is just my personal opinion with my experience.
Mostly Vuhdo.
Been my go to for healing for quite some time now
There are may others. Find one you like and stick with it.
A copied elvui and wa setup from some rando youtuber that I thought looked decent. Plus multiple weird macros for mouse overs and target sorting. I have my raid frames show a lot of info, but never found the need to use any addon for healing specifically. I also have an insane amount of keybinds I can use so if I need something special I always have room. But at the end of the day other than using my UI for info, I try to keep my actual healing as organic(?) as possible.
Default. I have muscle memory for my buttons so I hide my bars, and my CDs are tracked with a pop-up WA. I set my raid frames down where the action bars usually are.
I use mouseover help/harm macros for everything to deal with both bloat and not having to change target (which is usually the boss). The new UI and settings let me delete most of my UI mods aside from Opie.
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Mouseover but I’m still undecided if I wanna keep healing or switch to DPS. Basic UI right now.
Clique and mouseovers
Strange - mouseovers are included in the default UI now - and click healing like clique and healbot are too. I have found its easier to see debuffs on blizzards raid frames for party - which you can customise to look very close to healbot. You can also customise the default UI in a similar way to bartender - I guess there are 8 bars total now compared to 10. Another advantage of the default ui is that it’s copied to the server - so it’s follows the character if you log onto another PC. Also it’s easy to copy the layout to another account.
I mean, unless they can see when I specifically am not mousing over and then filter through targets based off who I’m targeting, what my target is targeting, who my focus is, and what modifier I’m using (without switching to a different keybind) then it’s a big step back. My typical healer’s macro page is full, with my general page being full of stand ins that I swap out from a text file. Granted I have a lot of keybinds, but I get a lot of satisfaction from basically making my own spells. My spellbook is my macro menu, and I have 10 times more abilities than the spellbook blizz gives me.