Stop blaming others for your short comings

[Diavolo]

I've given advice to some tanks that had major issues with enmity generation, not aware of the meters that are in game. Using flash as a taunt. Ive taken them through step by step and turned them from struggling to holding mobs with ease. Yet I was never asked. I could have waited and they could hav easily driven them to quitting through frustration.

If things are obviously not working, why would anyone refuse helpful advice to make things better for everyone, especialy themselves?

I guess I'm just a southern gentleman that doesn't want to impose myself upon someone. I don't like to come off as that know-it-all asshole that no one really likes. My method works for me. I never said you had to change yours.

[Luxx]

I guess I'm just a southern gentleman that doesn't want to impose myself upon someone. I don't like to come off as that know-it-all asshole that no one really likes. My method works for me. I never said you had to change yours.

I don't say too much myself...esp if I don't know the class well.

I had a new tank in Copperbell NM who completely ignored the healers advice about using that one AoE I forgot the name of atm lol. She was kinda mean later because the tank wouldn't listen and faught her tooth and nail.
She said it took too much TP. The Acranist was new, was using Topaz Carby and not Emerald but he ended up listening. [He spoke not once though lol.]
The healer and tank faught the entire time lol. I was like I'm so glad this is almost over lol. I had fun though because I tanked most of the bosses as a PGL.
Yay! Featherfoot! xD

Depends though, we can be sweet as tea to folks and they act like they know all. It's annoying but I'm like Oh well lol.

[Takeva]

If people want to seriously learn, they will gladly take any advice you have for them. That is, if you know how to talk to a person. You know, that person who controls the character you see...?