Completely new and learning

[Rongway]

If one have problems with color vision - as I've seen some on the forum have mentioned they have, enmity also have stages shown in the enemy list:

- Green (circle): None or little enmity from this enemy. This what the other party members want, but not the tank.
- Yellow (upward triangle): Close to having enmity priority from enemy. As a tank you're losing enmity to a party member. About half as much enmity as the person with the highest enmity.
- Red orange (downward triangle): "Tied" enmity with another party member, but should have its attention still if you previously had top enmity. Near top enmity, but someone is higher than you.
- Red (square): Top enmity, with a good margin. even if it's only by 1 point. This is what a tank wants.

All the tank's enmity gems should be red squares. Always. If they are anything but a red square, you've lost a mob and it has already hit someone else. This actually means that the party list is not a good indicator of how you are doing compared to the rest of the party. Tab around and check the meters in the party list.

[manamoppet]

All the tank's enmity gems should be red squares. Always. If they are anything but a red square, you've lost a mob and it has already hit someone else. This actually means that the party list is not a good indicator of how you are doing compared to the rest of the party. Tab around and check the meters in the party list.

You're right about the corrections. Sorry about the mistakes.

[Rongway]

You're right about the corrections. Sorry about the mistakes.

Though to be honest, the way you described them is closer to how it should work, so that it would actually be useful for making sure you maintain a strong lead.