Tanking question

[Insertusernamehere]

Edit: A work around for this in the future could be to have a system in place that prevents you from unlocking a new job unless you already have another job of the same role at the unlock level requirement. (Ie. Must have a healer at L70 to unlock Sage)

It is a bad solution IMO. Let's say you want to play GNB you have to level WAR or PLD which outside of your liking.. but you are forced to play with it.. It will drastically reduce player enjoyment.

Current dungeons easy and forgiving enough to figure out what to do as tank or healer.. easy to learn from your mistakes, most players in game patient and friendly if you tell them you are new at your job or dungeon.. all you have to do test a few skills on dummy and read skill tooltips, arrange your hot bar accordingly for your priority and adjust hotbar in dungeon.

Edit: +1 Undeadfire's suggestion, trust dungeons easiest way to figure out.

[Saimeren]

And yet we continually have posts like this where neither the tank or healer were very good in their dungeon. Having that leveling experience would help with this.

[Insertusernamehere]

And yet we continually have posts like this where neither the tank or healer were very good in their dungeon. Having that leveling experience would help with this.

What is wrong with post? OP trying to learn what he is doing wrong (or if he is doing anything wrong) and he is asking question in Tank forum.. seems normal to me.
I don't understand meaning of "good in dungeon".. it might be OPs first time in dungeon and not familiar with mechanics.. or he is not comfortable with tanking at the moment but practicing.

Duty finder can bring any kind of player experienced or new.. but if you are seeking perfect dungeon run / speed run or something.. PF better option IMO.

[Vahlnir]

And yet we continually have posts like this where neither the tank or healer were very good in their dungeon. Having that leveling experience would help with this.

I don't think it'd work this way, especially when someone's already playing something they don't want to. Your suggestion would make the issue of bad tanks/healers a bit worse. They'll just do enough to get by (if anything at all beyond keeping the enemies on them and some people alive, maybe not even that) until they get to the job they actually want to play. There's so many ways to level and you better believe that they will take the easiest possible route to get to where they actually want to go. Either way it's definitely not a good idea. Some jobs are already level locked. That's all the work that they should have to put into unlocking them.