The 'unwritten rule' for non-tank pulls in dungeons

[kazzel120]

You absolutely blame the tank if they don't flash or Overpower.

Sure if the tank pulled all the mobs them selfs.

Its obvious you've never played a tank in any content because it sure as hell isnt bash my face into my keyboard push one button like you think lol.

And before you go and call me a bad tank i do full pulls but if i even once see crap isnt dying fast enough of my healer sucks that's the end of that you now get 1 too 2 groups only now.

[Canadane]

Sure if the tank pulled all the mobs them selfs.

Its obvious you've never played a tank in any content because it sure as hell isnt bash my face into my keyboard push one button like you think lol.

And before you go and call me a bad tank i do full pulls but if i even once see crap isnt dying fast enough of my healer sucks that's the end of that you now get 1 too 2 groups only now.

I’ve been a tank main since forever. He’s absolutely right. If someone else pulls mobs for me, it’s my job to get them. It’s also indication I’m going too slow.

[ForteNightshade]

Sure if the tank pulled all the mobs them selfs.

Its obvious you've never played a tank in any content because it sure as hell isnt bash my face into my keyboard push one button like you think lol.

And before you go and call me a bad tank i do full pulls but if i even once see crap isnt dying fast enough of my healer sucks that's the end of that you now get 1 too 2 groups only now.

... it isn't? I tank pretty regularly and it's not exactly complicated to spam Overpower/Abyssal/Decimate/Quietis while popping a CD as needed.

You could also tell them to AoE. Even if they don't, it's still better to pull at least six mobs because tank AoEs are incredibly strong. Besides, if the healer isn't DPSing, well, you're just giving them something to do instead going AFK.