Is DPS'ing as a Healer Vote Kickable?

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I seem to be confused, you either want healers to play with minimal effort, or play perfectly, thats what I seem to be getting from your argument. How exactly do you want healers to be playing?

Whatever ensures a prompt completion of the objective. I'd rather spend 18-20 minutes with a healer that isn't comfortable and would rather not dps than spend 40 minutes with a healer trying to fit a round peg in a square hole and failing at both their main job and their secondary role.

I have no interest in teaching a healer or a tank how to perform the basics of their role when I don't have the mentor crown enabled. If I do? I'm in for the long haul. If I don't? Can't be bothered. Learn the basics on someone else's time, not mine. I have five more stages of the relic to grind out, I have minimal interest in wasting time with even one wipe, when I have two light grinds and roughly 30k lore I still need to farm up.

Given all the comments in this particular page so far - I'm wondering:



How many tanks do their mass pulls without a tank stance on? I'm genuinely beginning to think this poster's issues regarding "bad healers" stems from their lack of tank stance being used, especially if mass pulls are done outside of tank stance. From my own experiences, the vast majority of PuG tanks who mass pull do so in tank stance and reserve their use of DPS stance for when a pack is chopped down to a smaller level or strictly for DPS after hate is cemented on bosses.

I don't tank dungeons, but trials and raids. Oftentimes the dps aren't particularly competent, and an instant queue leads to a 20 minute+ dungeon run with excessive tank stance use, while going as a dps means a 1/2 minute queue and 15 minutes or less runs.