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An iconic figure in television science fiction thanks to his role as Pavel Chekov on the original "Star Trek" series (NBC, 1966-69), Walter Koenig was an actor and occasional writer who parlayed his s...
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The Questor Tapes | Actor | Administrative Assistant | 1 | |
Antony and Cleopatra | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Moontrap | Actor | Colonel Jason Grant | 1 | |
Star Trek II: the Wrath of Khan | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Star Trek V: the Final Frontier | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
The Starlost (1972-1973) | Actor | Oro; alien from the planet Xar | 1972 | 1 |
Star Trek III | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Star Trek VI: the Undiscovered Country | Actor | Pavel Chekov | 1 | |
Mad Cowgirl | Actor | Pastor Dylan | 1 | |
Season: 3 | Actor | Ensign Pavel Chekov | 1 | |
Season: 1 | Actor | Ensign Pavel Chekov | 1 | |
Star Trek IV | Actor | Pavel Chekov | 1 | |
Where No Fan Has Gone Before | Voice | Himself | 1000010 | |
Season: 2 | Actor | Ensign Pavel Chekov | 1 | |
William Shatner's Star Trek Memories! | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Sworn to Justice | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Goodbye, Raggedy Ann (1970-1971) | Actor | Jerry | 1970 | 1 |
Star Trek: A Captain's Log (1993-1994) | Actor | n/a | 1993 | 1 |
Star Trek: the Motion Picture | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Star Trek: Generations | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
The Questor Tapes (1972-1973) | Actor | Administrative Assistant | 1972 | 1 |
Bone Eater (2006-2007) | Actor | Coroner | 2006 | 1 |
Season: 3 | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Trekkies | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Scream 2007 (2006-2007) | Actor | Honoree | 2006 | 1 |
Son of the Beach (1998-2001) | Actor | General Sukitov | 1998 | 1 |
Son of the Beach (1998-2001) | Actor | Reporter | 1998 | 1 |
Season: 6 | Actor | Shadow Man | 1 | |
Babylon 5 (1992-1998) | Actor | Psi Cop Alfred Bester | 1992 | 1 |
Season: 3 | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Season: 2 | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Season: 1 | Actor | Chekov | 1 | |
Repli-Kate | Executive Producer | n/a | 3000008 | |
Season: 4 | Writer | n/a | 4000008 | |
Season: 5 | Writer | n/a | 4000008 | |
The Powers of Matthew Star (1981-1982) | Writer | n/a | 1981 | 4000013 |
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Made his TV debut as Irving da Dope in ABC's "Day in Court" |
Reprised role as Cmdr. Pavel Chekov in "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" |
Again reprised role of Chekov for "Star Trek: Generations" |
Played Alfred Bester on "Babylon 5" (TNT/Syndicated) |
Reprised role of Pavel Chekov for "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" |
Wrote the science fiction novel, Buck Alice and the Actor-Robot |
Played one of the leading roles in "Strange Lovers" |
Played the leading role of Col. Jason Grant in the sci-fi thriller, "Moontrap" |
Played featured role of Ensign Pavel Chekov on NBC's sci-fi series, "Star Trek" |
Returned as Commander Pavel Chekov in "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country" |
Reprised role of Pavel Chekov for "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" |
Taught as an instructor at the California School of Professional Psychology |
Published his autobiography, Warped Factors: A Neurotic's Guide to the Universe |
Met producer Gene Roddenberry when he appeared on an episode of "The Lieutenant" (NBC) |
Returned to the big screen to reprise his role of Ensign Chekov for "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" |
Reprised role of Pavel Chekov for the webseries, "Star Trek: New Voyages" |
Played a television preacher in the independent film, "Mad Cowgirl" |
Played the alien Oro in the Canadian-produced series, "Starlost" |
Born Walter Marvin Koenig (pronounced KAY-nig) in Chicago, IL on Sept. 14, 1936, he was the son of Jewish immigrants from Lithuania who shortened the family surname from Konigsberg to Koenig. His family moved to Manhattan during his early childhood, and Koenig's first exposure to acting came while a student at Fieldston High School in Riverdale, NY, where he appeared in productions of classic theater like "Peer Gynt" and "The Devil's Disciple." He attended Grinnell College to pursue a pre-med degree, but later transferred to UCLA, where he received his bachelor's degree in psychology. A professor at the school encouraged Koenig to fulfill his acting ambitions, and he joined the celebrated Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, where he received a scholarship from the school's regents.
Koenig earned his first screen appearances as youthful guest leads and support, many of which utilized his skill with accents and dialects on early 1960s television series like "Combat!" (ABC, 1962-67) and "Mr. Novak" (NBC, 1963-65). Feature film roles were limited during this period to a small role in "One Man's Way" (1962), a biopic of Norman Vincent Peale, and "Strange Lovers" (1963), a low-budget potboiler about the consequences of homosexuality. A 1964 appearance on "The Lieutenant" (ABC, 1963-64) introduced him to the show's creator, Gene Roddenberry, who reached out to Koenig two years later to join the crew of the Starship Enterprise as crewman Pavel Andreievich Chekov on "Star Trek."
Though initial rumors circulated that Chekov was borne out of Soviet government complaints that there were no Russian characters aboard the racially and ethnically diverse Enterprise, Koenig himself later revealed in interviews that he was hired in the show's second season to provide appeal to younger female viewers due to his passing resemblance to Davy Jones of The Monkees. In fact, Koenig was required to wear a shaggy wig that looked like Jones' mod cut. The character's Russian heritage was a nod by Roddenberry to the country's achievements in space travel. Whatever the case, Chekov held down the navigator position vacated by George Takei's Sulu while the latter actor was shooting the John Wayne Vietnam War actioner "The Green Berets" (1968). When Takei returned to the series, he was required to share his dressing room with Koenig, much to his initial dismay. However, the two soon became close friends, and remained so for decades after; in 2008, Koenig served as Takei's best man at his same-sex marriage in Los Angeles.
Chekov's role on "Star Trek" was to bring a degree of youthful enthusiasm - and occasional naiveté - to the proceedings. He was entirely capable at his job and, on more than one occasion, skilled enough to handle the captain's duties, as shown in the episode "A Private Little War," when he is able to hide the starship away from the warlike Klingons while William Shatner's Captain Kirk and the rest of the main characters are visiting a nearby planet. But for the most part, Chekov could be counted on to fall for the guile of attractive women ("I, Mudd"), bring illegal aliens aboard the ship ("The Trouble with Tribbles"), and be captured, possessed and otherwise manhandled by all manner of foes, which required his rescue by Kirk or Leonard Nimoy's Mr. Spock ("The Tholian Web," "The Gamesters of Triskelion"). Chekov would also frequently spout references to Russia, many of them highly questionable in regard to their factual nature. Koenig's accent, based in part on his own father's, was also a highlight of the character, especially when it called for him to pronounce any word that began with the letter "v," which resulted in such fractured statements as his infamous "nuclear wessels" comment.
"Star Trek" made Koenig exceptionally popular during its brief network run, though like many of his castmates, he found that life after the series did not afford him a boost in roles or status. However, Koenig worked steadily throughout the 1970s - mostly in television - though he was not asked to reprise his role as Chekov in the short-lived but critically acclaimed "Star Trek: The Animated Series" (NBC, 1973-75), which brought most of the original live-action series' cast back to voice their cartoon counterparts. He did, however, contribute a script to the series, which marked the first of several screenwriting credits to come, including episodes of "Land of the Lost" (NBC, 1974-77) and "Family" (ABC, 1976-1980). Koenig was also a regular at the many "Star Trek" conventions that popped up across the United States in the 1970s and kept the flame of fan appreciation for the show alive.
That level of post-cancellation popularity led to "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979), a big-budget feature film adaptation of the series by legendary director Robert Wise. All of the original cast was brought back to reprise their roles, including Koenig, whose screen time was largely limited - save for a moment in which he was (once again) injured during an encounter with the Voyager satellite, which had become sentient. Though the fanfare leading up to the film was deafening, the final result lacked the thoughtfulness and action of the original series, and was regarded as something of a disappointment. Nevertheless, the show's enduring popularity demanded a sequel, and "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" was released in 1982. The energetic and exciting follow-up also offered Koenig more screen time; Chekov is featured in the film's most alarming moment, in which Shakespearean villain Khan (Ricardo Montalban, reprising his character from the network program) inserting a parasite into Koenig's ear, which makes him a mental slave.
Chekov would continue to be featured in the "Star Trek" sequels that utilized the original "Enterprise" crew; Koenig's knack for light comedy was put to fine use in "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" (1986), which saw Chekov wandering into a military facility to inquire about nuclear material, while the character received more significant screen time in the final film to feature members of the original crew, "Star Trek Generations" (1994). Koenig also lent his voice to animated Chekovs in a variety of video games, most notably 1998's "Starfleet Academy: Chekov's Lost Missions," which finally put his role front and center.
Koenig remained active between "Star Trek" projects, though mostly in independent features like the sci-fi thriller "Moontrap" (1989), which cast him opposite fellow cult favorite Bruce Campbell. In 1994, he made his first of several appearances on the "Star Trek" spin-off, "Babylon 5" (syndicated, 1993-98) as the villainous Alfred Bester, who uses his psychic powers to advance his career. Ultimately, like most of his "Trek" castmates, Koenig's most prominent roles were those with some relation to the series, no matter how indirect; he appeared on a 1998 episode of "Diagnosis Murder" (CBS, 1993-2001) which focused on alien abductions and co-starred Takei and Grace Lee Whitney, "Trek's" Yeoman Janice Rand, and joined the late James Doohan (Scotty) in an episode of the animated "Futurama" (Fox, 1999-2003), which poked fun at "Trek" backstage lore; most notably Takei's dismay over sharing a dressing room with Koenig.
In addition to his acting roles, Koenig taught acting and directing at UCLA and at several locations across Los Angeles. He also helmed a number of local theater productions, and joined his son, actor Andrew Koenig, in campaigning for human rights for Burma, which included a trip to the Burmese-Thai border to report on conditions there in 2007. Koenig also authored several one-act plays and a pair of books related to his "Star Trek" experiences: Warped Factors: A Neurotic's Guide to the Universe (1999) was a humorous autobiographical look at his life before and after "Trek," while Chekov's Enterprise featured the journals he penned during the making of "Star Trek: The Motion Picture." In 1994, he created the "Raver" title for Malibu Comics.
In 2008, Koenig penned the script and co-starred in the low-budget science fiction film "InAlienable," which included numerous "Trek" alumni; most notably his son, actor Andrew, best known at that time for his role as dufus Richard "Boner" Stabone on the family sitcom, "Growing Pains" (ABC, 1985-92). Both men would receive attention of the most unfortunate kind in 2010, when the younger Koenig disappeared while on a trip to Canada in February of that year. His grief-stricken father made frequent appearances on television appealing for information regarding the whereabouts of his son, who reportedly suffered from depression at the time of his disappearance. Sadly, the senior Koenig was forced to address the world's press during an announcement on February 25, that his son's body had, indeed, been found in a Vancouver, B.C. park and that he had taken his own life at age 41.
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Sarah Koenig | Mother | |
Andrew Koenig | Son | Played Richard 'Boner' Stabbone on ABC's "Growing Pains" from 1985-1989; reported missing by his family and was last seen in West Vancouver, BC on February 14, 2010 |
Isadore Koenig | Father | |
Danielle Koenig | Daughter | Appeared on the CBS drama series, "Simon and Simon" |
Judith Levitt | Wife | Married July 11, 1965 |
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A year on from the riots in Lewisham and Woolwich
10:12am Wednesday 8th August 2012 in Greenwich news By Sarah Trotter
A year on from the riots in Lewisham and Woolwich, SARAH TROTTER finds out how those affected have dealt with the damage caused.
GUTTED pubs, flaming cars and swarms of hungry looters could be seen on the streets of Lewisham and Woolwich a year ago.
JD Sports in Catford, the Dirty South pub in Lee and more than 20 businesses in Woolwich - the worst-hit spot in south-east London - were all trashed on August 8.
Pictures of the burning Great Harry Pub in Wellington Street became iconic.
William Conley was working at the Great Harry last year and fled the pub just 10 minutes before it was set alight.
He said: "It was my day off and they called me in.
"There were lots of people outside and you could feel the atmosphere.
"We tried to stay hidden. We could see smoke from a fire.
"We legged it out the back door. Then 10 minutes later we got a phone call from a friend saying the pub was on fire.
"We were petrified.
"The whole front of the pub was burnt out - the ceiling had fallen through where heat had ruptured the beams."
The pub has since been fully refurbished under new management with stricter fire checks in place as a result of the fateful evening.
Mr Conley praised community support after the events but said he was worried as the anniversary approached.
He said: "I am anxious that it might happen again. It is the summer holidays - they will know what happened last year."
After the events, a "wall of words" was painted across the burnt-out pub-front with messages of hope and support from the community.
This year, a further image of solidarity is splashed across the face of Woolwich to mark the occasion.
After dark, the grey shutters on shop fronts - put up for security after the disturbances - now show the faces of Woolwich babies.
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Joy Chapman, who runs a youth club and community welfare centre which helps people keep off the streets, has criticised the lack of help given post-riots to young people.
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You placed a picture on Findagrave for W.Andy Jackson that shows him with a book in his hand. You said that the picture was made about 1900. Are the other people in the photo family members? I'm doing research on the Union Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church that existed in District 9, Dyer County, Tennessee. W. A. and his brother J.R. along with their mother, Julia A. [sic} and father J.A. Jackson all joined the church by expression on 19 September 1885. If this is not a family picture it could be a picture of members of the Union Grove or possibly Yorkville Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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Please post Ada Todd's (#58800349)maiden name (Campbell) and date/place of birth 3 Aug. 1873 in Weakley County, TN. and date/place of death 5 Jul. 1933 in Weakley County, TN. to her memorial page. Thank you for your help.
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Thank you for linking Ada Todd to her parents. Yes, her husband, John William Todd, is buried right next to her. Thank you for taking the time to do this!
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Hello, I would like to know if you would link Ada Todd #58800349 to her parents, William C. Campbell # 18754327 and Fannie P. Cooper Campbell # 115355870. I certainly would appreciate it. Thank you.
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Shankle , ROBERT 'BOB', of Dallas. Born November 2, 1954 in Corpus Christi, TX to Deward W. & Kathy Shankle and passed away April 4, 2003 in Dallas. A faithful husband and a devout father, Bob's greatest joy was to go fishing with his daughter, Chelsea, and friends. Father, Deward W. Shankle , precedes him in death. Survived by wife, Patricia Motley Shankle ; daughter, Chelsea Nicole Shankle ; mother, Kathy of Camas, Washington; sisters, Michelle Shankle of Camas, Washington & Sheree Shankle of Hawaii. Pat and Bob married on August 5, 1978 in Junction City, KS and in February of 1979 Bob was honorably discharged from the US Army. He was a security manager for Burns Security at Exxon / Mobil at Pegasus Place in Dallas. Bob will be greatly missed by family and friends. Visitation is 10a.m.-9p.m. Monday April 7, 2003 at the funeral home with family receiving friends 7-9p.m. at the funeral home. Funeral services are 4:00p.m. Tuesday April 8, 2003 at The Tree of Life Lutheran Church with Rev. Thomas Thierfelder officiating. The family request memorial be made to: The Chelsea Shankle Fund or The Growing Towards the Future Building Fund, c/o Tree of Life Lutheran Church, 6318 Lyons Rd., Garland, TX 75043. Lauren Oaks Funeral Home & Cemetery 12649 Lake June Road @ LBJ Mesquite (972) 288-4663 see also www.laureloaksfuneralhome.com
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If you put his memorial number in the Memorial field on the Find A Grave Search Form - it takes you right to his recod.
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It's the year that's incorrect; per his Social Security Death Index record:
Name: William Stallcup
Last Residence: 38225 Dresden, Weakley, Tennessee, United States of America
Born: 9 May 1892
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Burnaby residents are invited to a free forum this weekend on living with vision loss.
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The Seeing Things Differently, Living With Low Vision forum will feature information booths, presentations and activities, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Century House in New Westminster.
"It's about telling people that blindness is not a tragedy, that it's merely an expression of that diverse spectrum of humanity," said Louisa Lundy, event coordinator and secretary of the New Westminster Lions Club. "It's intended to teach the sighted how to live in this world with the blind and be helpful, as opposed to being a hindrance. It's also intended, for the blind and low vision, to put under one single roof all the services and technologies and adaptations that will make their life in the sighted world easier."
A lineup of speakers from the Canadian Institute for the Blind, the Vancouver General Hospital Eye Centre, Blind Beginnings, Apple and other organizations will offer information and give demonstrations on apps and software available for those with low vision.
Shawn Marsolais, founder of Blind Beginnings, who competed in the 2004 Paralympic Games and works as a part-time reporter for Accessible Media, will give a talk on etiquette for the sighted around those who are blind.
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"There's been a lot of effort and love put into this," she said. "This is not about the Lions; this is not even about the low vision people at Century House, it's really about a community coming together to help others because we can."
After visiting a forum for the blind and deaf, hosted by the Lions Club in Maple Ridge last year, Lundy decided it would be a good idea to put on a similar event in the Royal City.
"New Westminster's a hub," she said. "It's so easily accessible by disabled people that it just seemed the perfect fit."
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Posted 24 November 2009 - 06:18 AM
zoe said:
Unfortunately, currently this is the only way.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 03:10 PM
LaPengo said:
Common Answer A: HP ALL THE WAY
Common Answer B: HP with M.RES ALL THE WAY
Common Answer C: M.BOOST ALL THE WAY
Stupid Answer: ALL MP
Real Answer: Depends on what you're willing to sacrifice and what you mostly do.
As I was reading your guide I came across this. I've been socketing MP for a while now, and it works just fine for me. I see a lot of clerics who follow what you say and socket HP but they should really learn to think on their own. Can you explain how a bigger mana pool is not useful as a caster? We don't have the mana regen like other classes do, therefore we need more mana. Check my AionOnline.com profile if you want, I do socket MP. The only reason I am using the HP stones that are there now is because I'm waiting on some more MP stones to drop. I just use the HP stones as a filler until I get more MP stones. A couple weeks ago I had 7 MP stones and the amount of mana I had was just amazing. You should really consider this for your guide instead of just promoting 'cookie cutter nonsense.'
I play Asmo on the Azphel server.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 05:14 PM
Roahn said:
I play Asmo on the Azphel server.
Having slotted MP into your Sockets is unnecessary and overall unhelpful.
Clerics have 5 Ways of getting MP back.
1. Penance 2. Mana Potion/Serum 3. Mana Treatment 4. Reverse Condition (Stigma) 5. 2K DP
Not including the use of Grace of Empyrean Lord (Stigma).
Penance, can and should be used every CD when 25% of your mana is used. The HP Penalty may seem a lot at Penance I, but as Penance hits Penance III, this problem is very insignificant and easily nullified. The free Mana given from Penance is, well, free mana every 3 minutes. (Penance III at 50 gives 187 MP/3, Total of 1870 MP)
Mana Potions, do not stack with Mana Treatment, however, Mana Serums as instant fills.
To quickly gain massive amounts of Mana, you can "risk" Mana Treatment, drink a Mana Serum and use Penance. That alone will give you over ~4K Mana. Which at lower levels, your entire MP Pool, and at higher levels, 75% of your MP Pool. If you're in trouble, you can use your 2K DP, even to the point of eating a 2K DP Food than using it. 50% of your Mana like that. Reverse Condition (although not a very good Stigma and one trick pony) can do the job too to give you nearly full mana.
Aion, unlike other MMOs, have 30s Potion CDs. With that CD, Potions/Serums are spammable, and should be. Mana Potions/Serums are generally very cheap to make and to buy on every server, there should be no problem here.
In PvP, MP is your least concern. If you don't have the HP, M.Res or even M.Boost to deal with damage and opponents, you are dead. And a dead Cleric can't use any of that MP you speak of and that you socketed.
In PvE, MP is irrelevant, again because of the massive amounts of ways to get Mana Back.
Posted 01 December 2009 - 10:45 PM
you can tell us as often as you want about MP stacking, you stay wrong. please do us a favor and dont talk about it anymore - except for your troll-lol-topic i just linked (in case you forgot)
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Posted 03 December 2009 - 09:53 AM
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I play Asmo on the Azphel server.
Stop trolling around! You already have your asnwer, and already have your topic locked about this.
We have mana regen: Penance. And Grace.
Are you trying to make clerics from your server to go MP so you can have a shot on killing them?
You're the one promoting cookie cutter nonsense.
Posted 10 December 2009 - 01:56 PM
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Posted 24 December 2009 - 07:49 PM
word is, grace of ressurection does half your res sickness time. at least a 50 cleric friend just told me and made me "wtf? zomg zomg" - since in dark poeta, most guys have max res sickness, which really isnt great.
its late, its x-mas, i didnt test yet, but i guess that guy knows about what he speaks - if anyone can confirm, you should update your FAQ about this fact - since this crap skill is usefull then. dang, where in my hotbar do i put it - no space left
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Posted 27 December 2009 - 11:35 AM
please update your faq (when back from xmas break), since this feature is a big advantage imho.
at least i have a new default res skill now ^^
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Posted 29 December 2009 - 01:19 PM
Yes, Grace of Resurrection does reduce Rez Sickness time. It you want to reduce the time, use it. Especially useful in Dark Poeta.
Again however, it should not be your main Rez. The 10 Seconds is a really long time, in heat of Battle and Bosses, this becomes impossible. Furthermore, you want to pull them out of AoE Range or danger zones of both PvE and PvP, this is where Loci is much better, while Single Rez saves you lots of Mana.
None-the-less, with the 50% Rez Sickness Time, Grace of Resurrection has its place on our Bar now, if you can find a spot to fit it. However situational it may be.
Posted 30 December 2009 - 06:04 AM
10 secs is a pain in the nyerk, right, but since i am on noble, i got sages wisdom anyways, so it gets 5 secs (plus 1 sec for sages).
i personally guess its still useless before you hit 50, since with <50 level people tend to pay their soul healer, and usually sickness times of 2 mins are max. but with 50, sickness of 4 mins is max. so hail to ncsoft, that we finally found a use for grace and hail to ncsoft, too, for great skill tooltips!
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Posted 02 January 2010 - 09:26 PM
1) Out of Mana! (for those tanks who can't seem to pay attention to such things)
/g I am out of Mana! Please cease all slaughtering or you may die. If you have healing potions, be my guest!
2) Being attacked (once again, for tanks who can't seem to see my health being spiked down, I use this A LOT sadly, though it only really works if you have time to target what is attacking you by backing up and tab targeting)
/g HELP! I am being attacked by [%Target]!!! SAVE ME!!!!
3) Out of range (I use this, again, as a warning to those I'm trying to heal buy can't. If it's the tank I never use this, I just move myself, but if it's someone else, my primary concern is the tank, so they can move in range/LOS)
/g [%Target]!!! You are out of Range/LOS!!! Please get closer to me so I can heal you!!!
While they can annoy certain party members, I've found them to be invaluable when you aren't using vent. Sometimes I make them more fun, but it's the idea that matters. If you can think of anymore that are useful please let me know!
Posted 02 January 2010 - 11:37 PM
As for PvE, any Macros telling info is fine obviously, I personally find them not very useful however.
In the situations above, they all require 1. Your party to actually read it. 2. Your party to react to it.
This can also easily be accomplished with by a quick glance at your HP from party window. It will easily reveal if you're under attack or not. And in a controlled environment, your Tank should be able to realize you're dying, or your Sorc\SM will for CC. Chances are if they don't notice your HP going down, they won't notice your Macro (unless its spammed with pretty colours and Emotes) However, this is not the subject at hand.
Some useful macros include:
- Summon both Noble Energy and Divine Energy
- Letting people know you're resurrecting them (Out of party)
- Target Reselect Skill Macros. (Ex. Target Energy, HoT, Target Last)
- Buff Macros (Group or Personal)
For your situations, those 3 are the main annoyances as being a Healer.
Out of Mana shouldn't happen really, unless they are chain pulling and you're conserving Mana Potions.
Being attacked comes with being a Healer in Aion. Heal pulls major agro and I've personally come to expect things to attack me.
Out of Range is a iffy one too, as usually Healers stand at Optimal Healing range to reach everyone without needing to move alot. (unless you're talking about Unstable Triorian, which Out of Range happens frequently).
Skill Macros, are (personal opinion) unneeded, but if you wish to use them for Chains, than go for it.
For Clerics (example) it would take 4 Macros to do the combinations of Hallowed Strike, Heaven's Judgement and Wind. And that's 4 Keybinds/Skill Bar slots being taken that can be used for other things.
Unless others can think of something else, you really need minimal Macros for Clerics.
The only Macro I personally use is Summon Noble and Divine Energy together.
Posted 07 January 2010 - 11:01 AM
DP wise:
The Generators do Fire Damage? I've been told it was Wind damage.
And the Telepathy Controler is Wind damage aswell, as I've been told, I dont really have time to check out his skills while healing...
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