I'll repeat: they don't have to tank them, it wouldn't matter even when I keep enmity.
They can keep their decision of how many they want to tank.
That's fine, but then don't get surprised when they react negatively to your behaviour. You trying to justify it shows there is a problem to begin with, because it needs justification.
You said it yourself. You do it because you're bored, and use efficiency as the excuse after. It's very honest of you, but then maybe don't wonder why people don't like it?
Good point I guess, I won't be surprised now after this thread. Just completely didn't understand why you'd get upset, cause I really don't see myself get mad in that situation as tank (I main tank). Instead of getting upset I'd say: "sorry for pulling too little". I don't feel entitled to determine the pace and amount of mobs as tank.That's fine, but then don't get surprised when they react negatively to your behaviour. You trying to justify it shows there is a problem to begin with, because it needs justification.
You said it yourself. You do it because you're bored, and use efficiency as the excuse after. It's very honest of you, but then maybe don't wonder why people don't like it?
Do that but dont be surprised if the rest of the party will just kick you if it annoys them enough. Its group play and if three out of four dont want to do that then the fourth person should normally just do what the rest wants. And lets not forget that there are healers out there who think that they can handle stuff only to cause a wipe. Its not wonder that people who dont know you might assume that it could happen there too.
Anyway why not just go into those as a tank yourself. You can pull all you want. Or go with another person you know that tanks just how you want it? Because as soon as you go with randoms its the group that decides to how it goes. And if they go slow then its slow.
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