Respect the pull timer.

[Jeeqbit]

If somebody starts a pull timer, Respect it.

Usually by the time the pull timer is started by someone, I've already pressed the pull button and the game is just going through the delayed process of registering it and making the boss run to me.

Some people like to optimize rotations, waiting 15 seconds for the tank to pull isn't going to kill you. Pulling before the tank certainly will.

What if I am the tank?

But if your going to prepull in a raid/trial, i can, and will, let you die.

We live in a world where we can survive a lot of things without healers.

[Raven2014]

When everyone says they are ready by responding to the Ready Check, and then you are given a silly countdown timer, it's time to fight. Not wait on that silliness. If people responded with them being ready, then they are ready to fight. Not wait further on a timer, then fight.

There is this concept called a "starting signal", which is different than a ready check. I wonder if you ever heard of it, it's pretty common in real life too.

We live in a world where we can survive a lot of things without healers.

Doesn't matter if you can survive 10 things without healers, as long as there is one thing you need them for ... they win

[SenorPatty]

There is this concept called a "starting signal", which is different than a ready check. I wonder if you ever heard of it, it's pretty common in real life too.



Doesn't matter if you can survive 10 things without healers, as long as there is one thing you need them for ... they win

The only thing they win is lost time. Maybe they can lord themselves over everyone in lower content where tank lack tools but in this current content, tanks could just easily spite in return for surviving for a very long time, die, then disrespect the timer again.

I don't have a hill to die on this topic, I'm just pointing that in battle between tanks and healers, everyone loses.

[Greyhawk]

There is this concept called a "starting signal", which is different than a ready check. I wonder if you ever heard of it, it's pretty common in real life too.

Yeah, I am not running the 440 anymore. I'm not waiting at a red light. I'm playing a video game.

You sound like you've never done EX and above or are very problematic in those situations.

I've done a few, but honestly not much, and I never saw it there either. I've seen it more in 8-man raids where it's frankly funny to see a ready check, then a countdown. Cmon, it's not that difficult. But, I'm glad you could base an entire gameplay system around > 1% of the game.