Goad

[LionKing]

Um.... I am sorry to inform you this but the "you" i used in there did not mean you at all, in any form, but rather in general, you know, when I am talking you, it could mean I am talking to you but it could also mean I am talking to anyone who read the post, not you in specific. When I preferred you as, you, Delo, it stopped at the very first paragraph and it is already over when started with "In the nut shell" . I apologized if my post offended you in anyway but by "you" in my post, I preferred to general public.

Just like Knvies said in his post, when someone asked you like the OP said "Do I have to say it everytime to Ninja to put up Goad when I am tanking as Warrior?" That sounds like very demanding to me. Recall the post of someone said "In this topic, Ninja just find excuses to be lazy". What do you think this is? But to me, it is pretty obvious that whoever said this EXPECTING Ninja to put up Goad when they don't want to bother to make a macro, click to ask, or type with 4 key strokes. And many many others post in this topic you could found that people are THINKING,EXPECTING,DEMANDING Ninja to put up Goad with no asking like some sort of natural, it has to happen, nothing else does matter. If not, they are labeled as lazy, suck,noob,fail, etc... whatever, you named it. It is pretty obvious what they want from the way the post were written.

Do you come to a restaurant, not as a REGULAR customer, and expect the waiter/waitress to know what you want to eat or drink without ordering or pointing at the menu? No right? What is the difference with "You join in a Dun, via DF, with some people you never meet before, and expect Ninja to put up Goad for you without you telling them? I don't see why you should at all.

P/S: Also did you say anything along those lines that you think will make you a gigantic douchebag??? I did not mention any name, why do you think I prefer to you? If you think you are cool, then you have nothing to be afraid of. I am not assuming anything. Those lines can only coming from rude/unreasonable guys.