Healers who rescue pull tanks into mobs.

[Rilifane]

Dude this is the internet, don't attribute shit just to complain about a rant. I ranted and acknowledged it in an edit for knowing I went off topic.

Also your assumption that healers that don't dps, don't have it in their minds that double pulling makes the dungeon go faster and thus, thinks what a tank should do is inaccurate.

I'm on Aether, we get healers all the time that when I ask "small pulls or large" prefer large because they are healbots. In their minds they are like "well the tank won't die since all I'll do is heal" and it makes the dungeon take forever.

It's ok to be like "hey you're ranting" but get off your high horse, you're not a forum mod. Respond to my topic and address the points I'm making or don't respond at all.

For the decent enough tanks out there, rescuing is trash AND healers that don't dps are also annoying.

I'm not on a high horse or modding anything, sorry if it came across like that. And if you're annoyed by healers not dpsing that's completely understandable. I always dislike that too and remind them to dps if there's nothing to heal.
This just came across like you just had another bad healer in a run and wanted to blow of some steam.

Rescue has uses in casual content. If you don't like the feeling of getting pulled somewhere, okay. But it's definitely not useless, not even in casual content.
Just because someone is the tank doesn't mean they shouldn't be corrected if they did something wroog like positioned themselves or the boss poorly or stood outside healer bubbles (just so you don't misinterpret: this is NOT directed at you specifically). Same goes for dps. Some are really good at jumping out of something last second but I've seen just as many people who are good at like people who apparently spaced out and didn't move an inch.
There's not always time to write an essay mid-fight about how someone should stand so rescue first, text later.

Besides I never condoned using rescue on tanks to pull them into more mobs and never will. This is just plain rude.