I was always too shy to open a topic about this but I guess I may as well go for it now.

I enjoyed level 50 Warrior and moving on to 60 was rather straightforward as far as adapting to new skills goes, though I have severely neglected him in contrast to my Paladin and Dark Knight whom I am more than comfortable with when it comes to speed running Expert roulettes. Pair that together with the fact that I don't really have three close friends to fill the Healer and DPS roles for me regularly, I am normally too anxious to try practicing Warrior with any randoms in the party especially considering he's always behind in gear for the very same reason.

With PLD and DRK I pretty much feel comfortable enough to throw caution to the wind and not care what classes or gear my party members have and still be able to manage the largest of pulls quite fine with my Healer friend even if DPS turns out to be very low and many enemies remain even after my most potent of CDs have worn off. Warrior on the other hand, assuming they can manage just as well even if a large pulls doesn't go down quickly at all, I am pretty much at a loss as to what skills I should be using and in what order. In the case of PLD and DRK, their skills are more straightforward to understand in the sense that you can grasp the idea of their effectiveness with little-to-no direct experience, but Warrior is more complex than that, at least for someone of my experience.

So, with that waffling out of the way, do you need need to be a super good Warrior/Tank to have the same level as indifference that a PLD or perhaps DRK can award if you are sufficiently geared? And regardless of the answer to that, what would a typical rotation look like to survive a full pull that's not dying any time soon?