What's the Healer rush?

[Liam_Harper]

''YoU PuLl yOu TaNk!1!'' is the mantra of crappy Tanks worldwide, I used to be guilty of saying it myself in other games when I was younger until I got my head out of my bum and realized that there is no valid reason to actively hinder the group's advance by blatantly letting people die just because they tried to help make things go faster.

They're not helping the run go faster, they're being impatient. Unless they communicate and the tank is fine with it, it's just going to cause mess, especially if the tank paused for a few seconds to type or grab something. Both silent sprinting ahead then Rescuing/pulling and "you pull you tank" are toxic behavior. As a group, you either...

a.) Kick the tank for difference of playstyle (majority want to go faster than the current pace the tank is willing to do)
b.) Kick the dps/healer for disrupting the run when the majority are perfectly content with the current pace.

Either way, it's a majority rules.

[Shurrikhan]

...

So we've got two options:

1. Take the small chance of disrupting a group if your tank happens to self-destruct over being asked to, over an efficient target count, do the same things he'd already be doing in any pack of 3+ enemies. Do not kick the tank. Do not waste the group's time.
2. Necessarily disrupt the group through comms to make issue of something that can then only be resolved through a kick. Likely kick the tank. Waste the group's time.

How is the first considered the more toxic—or even, ultimately, the more messy?

[ForteNightshade]

So we've got two options:

1. Take the small chance of disrupting a group if your tank happens to self-destruct over being asked to, over an efficient target count, do the same things he'd already be doing in any pack of 3+ enemies. Do not kick the tank. Do not waste the group's time.
2. Necessarily disrupt the group through comms to make issue of something that can then only be resolved through a kick. Likely kick the tank. Waste the group's time.

How is the first considered the more toxic—or even, ultimately, the more messy?

Furthermore, it isn't as those trash mobs hit hard. A DPS picking up an extra three pack will barely put a dent in them, especially Melee. While you can argue it might be a little annoying if a DPS/Healer runs ahead, it's nowhere near as toxic as someone outright refusing to do their job because their ego was lightly bruised.