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    IndigoHawk's Avatar
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    Yslera Ravshana
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    Cactuar
    Main Class
    Gladiator Lv 60
    If a tank does a big pull and causes a wipe, it's 100% the tank's fault, no question. There's no shared blame with the healer.
    If the tank assumes, they get what they get. If they rage because of a wipe, they're bad, not the healer.
    Many tanks assume the healer can handle a pull that brings everything in the dungeon, but that's just a baseless assumption. No reason to feel bad at all if it was too much for you.
    If the tank was any good as a leader they could have asked or started out with smaller pulls to test you.
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    Ashkendor's Avatar
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    Ashkendor Zahirr
    World
    Balmung
    Main Class
    Paladin Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by IndigoHawk View Post
    If a tank does a big pull and causes a wipe, it's 100% the tank's fault, no question. There's no shared blame with the healer.
    If the tank assumes, they get what they get. If they rage because of a wipe, they're bad, not the healer.
    Many tanks assume the healer can handle a pull that brings everything in the dungeon, but that's just a baseless assumption. No reason to feel bad at all if it was too much for you.
    If the tank was any good as a leader they could have asked or started out with smaller pulls to test you.
    What if the tank asks, the healer says yes, and it causes a wipe anyway?

    Assuming correct use of cooldowns, I don't see how that's the tank's fault. o.o
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