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Edited by Dredgen Kierro:
6/25/2017 11:20:45 PM
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How effective is the Warlock's healing Rift?
Will it be effective enough to call yourself the squad's healer/medic? In RPGs or shooters, like Battlefield(1), I prefer a healer/medic class. Will the Warlock become Destiny's medic?
Edit: Sorry, Rift... I edited it. Nonetheless, I hope it is pretty effective as some have said.
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it's effective enough to get the first nerf
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1 ReplyIt's not a grenade and it is pretty effective. It automatically starts health recovery after taking any damage and if you are at full health it gives you an overshield.
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3 RepliesI've heard self-rez is getting eliminated. This'll be a nice substitute.
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It's looking pretty good
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Warlocks have a healing nade?!? Woag
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Insta heal and it's a decent amount for PvE at least. Your healing will beat out DPS from one enemy in story at least. Not for PvP though.
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Sorry, Rift... I edited it. Nonetheless, I hope it is pretty effective as some have said.
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It's not a grenade It's a RIFT
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I see it as a chance to make warlocks more useful in raids or strikes instead of just being a decoy then self res. They got rid of the defenders bubble perks and transferred them to the warlocks rift ability. The titan on the other hand can still pop a shield wall for protection.
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You mean the Rift?
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9 RepliesIt's likely gonna be a quick jolt. Team shooters can fall back, pop it and regen for another battle quicker than the enemy. I don't see a stand and fight strategy coming from it.
