Fine, Bloodwhetting is too OP

[Lyth]

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No matter how 'confident' you are in your abilities, being good in one role is always going to come at the cost of being even better at another. It's called deskilling, and it's true of any procedural task. If you want to be the best DPS player you can be, then you have to invest your time into playing DPS and maintain that focus. The same is true for tanking.

Currently, it's not worthwhile to be a skilled tank because the game does not reward it. It is, however worthwhile to be a skilled DPS.

[CaedemSanguis]

No matter how 'confident' you are in your abilities, being good in one role is always going to come at the cost of being even better at another. It's called deskilling, and it's true of any procedural task. If you want to be the best DPS player you can be, then you have to invest your time into playing DPS and maintain that focus. The same is true for tanking.

Currently, it's not worthwhile to be a skilled tank because the game does not reward it. It is, however worthwhile to be a skilled DPS.

"however worthwhile to be a skilled DPS" in what way

[CKNovel]

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I can press question mark too

"It's not worthwile to be a skilled tank, however worthwhile to be a skilled DPS".
"Currently" with the current jokes of DPS check.

I've read nonsense but this one takes the cake. And of course still no facts, numbers to back up that claim.
I've seen enough, thanks for the good laugh.

[Lyth]

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The question marks were for you putting forward a quote that was never stated in the thread. Unless you were quoting yourself, of course.

So long as you have a group of eight players able to play team jumprope, raid DPS is the only thing that matters. Even after you make the check, having higher DPS totals means that you bypass mechanics and clear more efficiently. Tanking, as it stands, confers next to no additional benefit for skilled play. So long as someone can press the invuln button at the correct timestamp, it doesn't really matter who you have in that role. That's the problem with tanking. And doubling down on bad design choices and overpowered mitigation/sustain tools is what's reinforcing this status quo. Tanking has become a culture of mediocrity.