Do tanks always rush?

[Nashred]

Actually that is the tanks fault for biting off more than he can chew. The tank should only pull what he and the healer can handle comfortably. If DPS is really high, then pull more, but you really cant blame DPS, unless they are afking or pulling more mobs to the tank.

No I agree the tank sets the pace and should look at the dps. I was just really pointing out that not enough dps is what make large pulls fail not the whm. I am not actually blaming the dps jobs either just the amount of dps that cause a large pull too fail. Allot dont check dps some are attacking mobs before I even get protect up. I have also run with some of the best tanks, so we cant blame all.

[Zedd702]

Oh ok then I guess I misunderstood your prior post a tad.

[Cassandaria]

I've noticed this trend as well. Tanks will not even wait for protect and are off pulling half the dungeon, then screaming at us healers. Or throwing a fit because they pause for a moment (making you think they have stopped for the pull so you throw up regen) only to take off and pull another three groups and get mad at you for having mobs eat your face.
This isn't hero simulator 2014, it is an mmo where it is a group activity. Take the moment, just one, to clarify what your group is comfortable with instead of shoving it down their throats. If you DD's can handle the pulls or your healer isn't comfortable without knowing what the rest of the group is capable of, that's okay, work as a TEAM, TOGETHER instead of insisting that there is only one way to run a dungeon and that's a speed run. Sure you want to knock that dungeon out fast, but what makes more sense, pulling more than your team can handle or is comfortable with and wiping time and time again because you have a chip on your shoulder, or taking a moment, running it a bit slower at the request or understanding of others and clearing it efficiently?

[MilesSaintboroguh]

Forever relevant.

[ThirdChild_ZKI]

As I recall, they were the bad example we were supposed to learn from, lol.

Poor Edda though. . . Wonder if we'll run into her in the World of Darkness?

. . . Ooh. . .

[Nestama]

Definitely won't be seeing her in World of Darkness... unless she takes the place of Echidna (Echidna).

[MilesSaintboroguh]

Edda was her own little storyline, so if she were to return, it'd be in a new quest. The Crystal Tower series is mainly a nostalgia boner for Final Fantasy III.


And no, we didn't learn anything from Edda, otherwise I wouldn't have posted those snapshots earlier.

[Kaiser-Ace]

And no, we didn't learn anything from Edda, otherwise I wouldn't have posted those snapshots earlier.

Those are the four squabaling NPCs out side the North Tide Gates right? I'm not 100% sure but I don't think that that was Edda and Avery's party. We see them first when we beat them to the punch clearing Satasha and the next time we see them is in Gridania after Avery is.... aparently decapated by a void sent, and their party breaks up. The Third and final time was the conclution (well kinda, in a stephen king sort of way) when she's resurected the Elzen woman who died at the waking sands and is atempting to revive avery (By sacrificing the Thamaturge's soul and our Body no less). Last we see of her she catches her robe on fire and falls (Presumably) to her death at the bottom of the tamtara cavern.

[MilesSaintboroguh]

I know that's not Edda's party. It's Edda 2.0; new faces, same concept.

[EZ5902]

Nope, its because they have supposedly much better things to grind, rather than spend a few seconds letting a healer buff the whole party and spend about 30+ mins in a dungeon with 3 more random people.