Tales from Duty Finder: Some make you laugh, some make you cry. Let's vent.

[SavageCipher]

This is untrue. The Doom the twin boss cast in this very instance isn't a gaze mechanic that can be avoided by looking away; someone random will always get Doom even if everyone look away. The only way to dispel the Doom is the same way to dispel Siren's Charm skill from Pharos Sirius: heal them to full health. You're mistaking it with Doom casted by Angra Mainyu of World of Darkness and while both of them can inflict Doom, they work differently.

Might want to do your research there buddy, it can be avoided by everyone if timed correctly. Plenty of videos on this already...do your research before blindly replying to my posts.

[VanilleFang]

What have I done SE to make you hate me so much that you keep putting me with WHMs who don't know how Medica II works? It's becoming a disturbing pattern and I'm starting to get weirded out.

I ran another Sastasha HM today. The WHM used Medica II AFTER every pull was finished. Like right when the last mob was about to die they cast Medica II. Why? Just... why? But gods be praised this WHM actually stopped when I asked them why they were doing it.

Also I agree Tomoyo is the best.

ikr? She's so awesome.

[SavageCipher]

I know it was mentioned before, but the DPS was right to be mad at you. YOU failed that mechanic, not the DPS.

False.

Said mechanic can be dodged by everyone, plenty of youtube vids for you to look through (though knowing forum behavior, you won't). DPS doesn't have a right to get mad, a damage carry should always be quiet. Especially when everyone else was listening and acted accordingly.

[Mesarthim]

Or you could simply direct people to this proof other than going "you're wrong".

[VanilleFang]

Supposedly you can turn away, but I've never seen anyone do it and never blame anyone else of I'm the healer and someome dies from Doom. It's very easy to heal through and a lot of the time people don't notice him casting it (I never have and I've run that place many times).

If someone screws up the mechanic you are just hurting the team if you let that person die if you can save them. I actually have no idea why you would ignore them. The boss would have died faster if you just healed the DPS to begin with

[MoroMurasaki]

Supposedly you can turn away, but I've never seen anyone do it and never blame anyone else of I'm the healer and someome dies from Doom. It's very easy to heal through and a lot of the time people don't notice him casting it (I never have and I've run that place many times).

If someone screws up the mechanic you are just hurting the team if you let that person die if you can save them. I actually have no idea why you would ignore them. The boss would have died faster if you just healed the DPS to begin with

I was typing this response when I noticed you had posted it so...

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[Mesarthim]

I think it's just petty to let someone die to doom on purpose. Heal them once and move on.

I started in 3.2 and no one ever turns around in the 50-100 whatever amount of runs I've done.

[Ametrine]

Might want to do your research there buddy, it can be avoided by everyone if timed correctly. Plenty of videos on this already...do your research before blindly replying to my posts.

Um, buddy, your job is still to save your Doomed allies if a mistake is made, even if it's avoidable.

Like. That is literally your job. As a healer. You keep people from being dead. Doom is really good at making them dead no matter how well players otherwise keep out of stupid.

"Oh no, my teammate has Doom. Lustrate! Yay, he's good now, how are my DoTs doing?"

You making a point to NOT HEAL through a mechanic that can only be fixed by you healing... well. That doesn't back up your claim at doing lovely as a Scholar.

[RobinMalvin]

Supposedly you can turn away, but I've never seen anyone do it and never blame anyone else of I'm the healer and someome dies from Doom. It's very easy to heal through and a lot of the time people don't notice him casting it (I never have and I've run that place many times).

If someone screws up the mechanic you are just hurting the team if you let that person die if you can save them. I actually have no idea why you would ignore them. The boss would have died faster if you just healed the DPS to begin with

Precisely. Funny enough, me and my friends got the dungeon as part of roulette, with a PUG leveling WHM. Last boss, we wiped because the WHM didn't heal Doom. WHM was Japanese and none of us could speak the language so we couldn't explain anything to them.

One of my friend then said about dodging Doom by looking away so we tried. Lo and behold, Doom still hit and it was none other than my friend who advocated to look away (he did look away) and died from it and we wiped again. Third try, we looked away and still both of my friends (I was the tank) got Doom and died. Finally my other friend managed to ask the JP healer to heal Doom and they did and things went so.much.easier and we cleared.

I still doubt the validity of the "look away to dodge Doom" claim especially after what I witnessed, but yes, that doesn't excuse the attitude to let people die if the healer can rectify it.

[Miste]

Might want to do your research there buddy, it can be avoided by everyone if timed correctly. Plenty of videos on this already...do your research before blindly replying to my posts.

False.

Said mechanic can be dodged by everyone, plenty of youtube vids for you to look through (though knowing forum behavior, you won't). DPS doesn't have a right to get mad, a damage carry should always be quiet. Especially when everyone else was listening and acted accordingly.

Interesting.

Simply because I can here is a video of me staying turned around the entire time waiting for doom and it still hits me.

https://youtu.be/9rBDrBi1D-o

I do this twice while never looking at him, hits me both times, for science of course. Although I knew this is how the mechanic worked, but hey might as well post proof.

So, you might wanna drop the salt? Seems you were wrong and you simply didn't want to own up to it.