To Tanks Who only pull One Mob at a Time......

[Anienai]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOv...annel=LucyPyre

Pull harder Daddy!

[AngelCheese77]

Telling the tank that they have mitigation and could pull more is not harassment and will not be punished because it is not a bad faith advice. If the tank refuses to play properly I just roll my eyes and accept the waste of time.

Actually players have been reported for giving “unsolicited” advice. I’m certain you can find many examples here or Reddit.

As for the pulling, it was the “community” that made such a decision based on how the new dungeons are comprised of mobs down a path stopped by a wall. Kill mobs, barrier or wall disappears.

[HolyReign]

When I started Tanking on my GNB, I was used to the whole, "Pull 2 or more." groups of mobs, so I pretty much would pull entire rooms and keep going. Haven't been told to slow down, so win win I guess. I mean, we're tanks, our job is to take damage, use mitigation, and keep the attention on us. Tanks who want to take things slow-mo, need to make they're own parties of slow-mo players, no offense.

[ameliaw]

I think its disrespectful to pull one pack at a time. Other people's time have value, and trash packs in dungeons are the one of the least fun shit in this game. Since I'd rather chew a cup of glass than spend 20 minutes mindlessly spamming my aoe rotation, I just quit whenever I get tanks that do this.
Also if you want to "enjoy the beauty of the dungeons" as some people said, do it in explorer mode alone or with others that consent on losing their time, thank you.

[Atelier-Bagur]

I think its disrespectful to pull one pack at a time. Other people's time have value, and trash packs in dungeons are the one of the least fun shit in this game. Since I'd rather chew a cup of glass than spend 20 minutes mindlessly spamming my aoe rotation, I just quit whenever I get tanks that do this.
Also if you want to "enjoy the beauty of the dungeons" as some people said, do it in explorer mode alone or with others that consent on losing their time, thank you.

And we're all proud of you for doing the sensible thing and just "quit" rather than starting needless drama over not getting your efficient runs. I'm actually being serious.

[Zhuyan]

She shouldn't have to take the 30 over people that are too selfish to learn their task in a group activity.

[Aglaica]

I am sorry, I am still learning to tank. I am use to my squadron who usually die when i pull too much. it takes time for me to learn, (but only have to deal with me in 1-51 dungeons i just hit 51 on my paladin but most of that was with duty support or squadron)

[Wanzzo]

I am sorry, I am still learning to tank. I am use to my squadron who usually die when i pull too much. it takes time for me to learn, (but only have to deal with me in 1-51 dungeons i just hit 51 on my paladin but most of that was with duty support or squadron)

the best way to learn is getting inside a FC, form a party with veteran tanks in it and having the patience to listen to them while running initial dungeons.

The dynamics of squadron are very different. Not a good place to train tanking skills...

[Bunnycake]

the best way to learn is getting inside a FC, form a party with veteran tanks in it and having the patience to listen to them while running initial dungeons.

The dynamics of squadron are very different. Not a good place to train tanking skills...

This. I learned so much on tanking thanks to my FC leader.

[AngelCheese77]

This. I learned so much on tanking thanks to my FC leader.

I think a big difference is those who come here from another MMO and pick up tanking, without knowing how different tanking is.

I learned taking back in 2.0. Where aggro was difficult to keep and gear was your 'gatekeeper' in dungeons.