If they are new, sure, that's fine. But that guy doesn't appear to be new, and even if he is, I merely gave him the reality of Neverreap/Fractal. Everyone does these dungeons many many many times. At certain point, there's nto a single experienced soul that wants to do Neverreap slow paced by the time they've done it the 100th time.
Summoner's current abilities (Bane, Painflare, darkflare, Miasma II, and Deathflare) makes it very easy for them to deal with crowd rather efficiently. Any Summoners that know what to do can very easily handle massive pulls. Whenever I see a tank that slows very pull, I will usually say something like. "Just so you know, I am a summoner, and we are very good at killing lots of trash mobs at once. Feel free to pull more, it will make this go much faster."
Sure, DPS maybe a dime a dozen, but I've experienced far more tanks that acted like high and mighty divas, that leaves instantly when they're not satisfied with things.
For example. Tanks be like...
Did someone just AFK'd? lol better leave.
Did we wipe because the whm couldn't keep me alive? lol better leave.
Not killing the boss fast enough? lol better leave.
Someone wearing low leveled gears? Wow what a noob, lol better leave.
The bottomline is, because tanks are very rare compared to healing and damage dealers, that most act very entitled than anyone else. "Don't like the way things work? Lol we're very rare, I'll just leave. 30 minutes penalty be damned."
We, damage dealers, are so tired of doing the same dungeons over, and over, and over, just for the sake of Tomestone of Esoterics, or whatever the current weekly capped tomestones are, that we just want to get it over with so we can move on to something else, that's possibly more fun. It's just that, Expert roulette is really the fastest way to get your weekly tomestones capped for the week. We're not being divas, we're not being madonnas, we just want to get things overwith because we're tired, and we're far more understanding if there's a presence of a newbie tank or even newbie healer, (which is fairly rare IMO), and in those cases, it'll be understanding and we'll be more than happy to help. At least that's my approach to things.
A good tank knows how much the party can handle, and pull trash mobs size based on that. Not pull based on the preference.I mean, after all, it IS About team work. Check who you got in the party, and if you feel confident, go all wild. It might actually be fun and fast.
After all, no one wants an hour-long Neverreap.