Healer's "Rescue" is literally unplayable!

"Instantly draw target party member to your side. Cannot be used outside of combat or when target is suffering from certain enfeeblements."

"Cannot be used outside of combat"

No games of hot popotos...

Yep, I'm a wee bit salty about that too. Drawing my EB partner to me outside of combat would have been fun. I get why they did it, but since it would be party members only, I don't think it would have been as big an issue as they were thinking.

Aw... the single good use of this skill and we can't do it :(

I don't even wanna be grabbed, leashed and dragged around in combat >_>

I mean, granted, dungeons are the right place for that, but geeee...

Im worried about Toxic people will use it to troll people.. and THAT will 100% happen..
dragging them to a coming AoE, interupt their combo atks.. -.-

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Originally Posted by Spiroglyph

Aw... the single good use of this skill and we can't do it :(

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Not the ONLY, but one of the two...
Other being to force people to share AoEs, because there's always that genius who runs away from the stack marker...

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Originally Posted by Zojha

I don't even wanna be grabbed, leashed and dragged around in combat >_>

I mean, granted, dungeons are the right place for that, but geeee...

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...I do.

But on a real topic. Why are you guys surprised? This game holds your hand and still give us lollipops and snuggly hugs when we have a booboo. We're hardly ever in any real danger unless we're in a instanced combat dungeon/primal.

No games of hot popotoes, but pulling the main tank to you so the rest of the party gets tank bustered? Sounds like more fun than hot popoto! /s

EDIT: Or I know! Jump off the ledge and pull someone off with you! That'll be fun!

But you can now pull people into landslides on Titan and cleave the party at will lol

It might have been good to have it working when you rez someone, they get stuck in the animation while a room wide attack/oneshot is coming and you need to yank that poor sod into safety.