Quote Originally Posted by ZedxKayn View Post
I know my greed will work, that's the point, I've got hundreds of hours on harder content and thousands in casual content, I know what I'm doing, infinitely moreso than the average DF healers. I don't want to be rescued because the times the rescues are beneficial are extremely rare exceptions.

If there's 5 seconds left on the boss's castbar and I've been very visibly slidecasting to the safe spot, if I've popped all my personal mitigation and am still sitting on second wind/bloodbath for after the ouchies, or if I'm standing right in front of the rock that's barely out of melee range to land my last GCD, I know what I'm doing and getting rescued feels awful.
And the healer rescuing you doesn't give a damn for a lot of more important reasons, the first and foremost being it's a casual roulette with pugs who, statistically speaking, eat shit in the spots you're doing that in. They're gonna do what's right from their perspective. Doesn't matter what 'your experience' is. Their job is to keep everyone alive, not just you, and sometimes that Rescue is correct in general in spite of how you 'feel' about it. You can adjust to that by simply telling them you're gonna be greedy during the run ahead of time. Your lack of communication is also a factor in this. But, frankly speaking, your 'uptime' isn't that important in those contexts. It's not their job to make your meaningless normal parse good. But if we pretend this is a common occurrence for you, then, frankly, play better. It IS your job to move into the safe spot in a safe and consistent manner. And you can do that in normal mode without sacrificing any of your precious uptime on every single job. I've done it on every role. It's not hard.

I broke ten thousand hours an expansion ago. Git good. Starting by having some empathy for the literal strangers around you in those pugs.