
you could, I dont know, ASK THE GROUP IF THEY ARE OK WITH BIGGER PULLS. genius i knowSo, a lot of the pro-speed run responses talk about pulling as much as the party can handle.
When I'm in a random group, I don't know how much that is. I don't know how much DPS the party will do. I don't know how well the healer can heal. All I know is how much I can solo and how things have gone in completely different groups.
I am more than happy to pull fast. I am totally willing to pull big. But I have to get a couple pulls under my belt to see how the group is.
perhaps my issue is that people are just assuming that everyone is "optimized" instead of actually taking time to work with the random group they have.

Sure, and what happens when they say, "Yes. Pull big," and then suck? Then they blame the tank for sucking, or the healer for sucking, and things are bad. Just because people SAY they are okay with bigger pulls doesn't mean they can actually handle bigger pulls. Not everyone has an accurate understanding of their abilities, and not every group will instantly be able to click into a rhythm and work well together.
Last edited by Unglitteringold; 07-19-2015 at 03:57 PM. Reason: spelling
If you enjoy tanking, then you'll have to get over this. I'll give you a veteran's tip. The tank gets blamed for EVERYTHING. It's just a common thing. Dps never blame themselves for being too slow (and hardly know if they are too slow because parsers are illegal in game), and healers like to cover their asses. Some are good. Some are bad. Some think they are good but can be better.
If someone complains about your tanking you only have TWO questions to ask yourself. 1. Did I hold aggro? If yes, then you did 90% of your job. Congrats. 2. Did I do everything I could to mitigate the dmg I was receiving (ie. pop appropriate Cd's, buffs etc.)? If yes, then great! You did 100% of your job and the healer and/or dps just suck. If they complain, who cares? You know that you did your part as well as you could.
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