Is this common? It's getting annoying...

[Edellis]

What is bothersome is the game play was set-up to rely on team members playing their role to get through the dungeon.When people start thinking "I have done this for the billionth time and I don't care about you or anyone else but me", it no longer focuses on team work. May as well bring on the solo dungeons.

But you aren't solo. And they aren't fighting solo. And they aren't stopping you from doing your job. They aren't stopping anyone from doing their job. I can see if they're just running rooms ahead without you, but if they're in your face, i don't see why on earth you can't just walk over there, press a button once or twice and take the mob from them.

Again, this is a complaint for the healer, not the tank. Theoretically, if the DPS can go run off, pull mobs without you, and the healer is able to keep him alive...you should just switch to sword oath and make the whole dungeon go quicker.

Kind of reminds me of tanks complaining about healers switching to cleric stance when the healer never lets them die. Tanks cry about everything.

[Eye_Gore]

i don't see why on earth you can't just walk over there, press a button once or twice and take the mob from them.

Why on Earth can't they just wait till the rest of the group gets there?

[Seryl199]

Again, this is a complaint for the healer, not the tank.

Indeed, as a healer main this kind of behavior is disconcerting, especially because not all tanks are on the ball. If a DPS pulls a pack and the tank is dithering about, I'm not going to heal that DPS. This is not to be selfish, to feel entitled, I'm keeping myself off of those mobs' aggro table. I have never had a DPS go out of their way to pick up any mobs off me after I heal them, only once they've finished tunnel visioning whatever they decided to pull. Particularly with dungeons beyond Stone Vigil, things hit squishies hard, and I'm not about to pull a dragon aevis on my own head, getting my heals constantly interrupted, and getting killed because of a BRD with an itchy trigger finger. That DPS can die and the mobs will leash back to their natural habitat. If you want to control the pace, roll a tank. I did, and turns out I actually enjoy it.