No, Because with every other tank, they have the (almost) constant healing for this to generally not be an issue for them, (which is a separate issue that we will not get into right now),
Paladin has the healing from the Requiescat combo, on top of Clemency, and now the Holy Sheltron, meaning their Invuln means no matter when they use their invuln they will get full use out of it no matter what.
Warrior has enough healing through Bloodwhetting, and Equilibrium, and Thrill of Battle, that even if and when they have to use Holmgang, unless their cooldowns are monumentally mismanaged, they will always have an easy way to restore at least 50% hp.
Gunbreaker's Heart of Corundum, and Aurora, mean that if you Superbolide, you can stay at about 75% hp if you use it before Superbolide, and bring yourself back to full with Aurora before the full time of if finishes.
Dark Knight's Living Dead is the only Invuln that can potentially leave them worse off if they try to use it vs not. because the only healing it has is Shadowed Vigil, and Abyssal Drain, both of which are long enough that if you use them before Living Dead, they won't be active until way after Living Dead has fully run out.
I love Dark Knight's shorter Cooldowns, they make layering mitigations in dungeon pulls more viable and fun, I just want it so that, instead of being entirely screwed over by a healer deciding that I simply cannot take 75-100k damage from 7-12 enemies in the next 5 seconds, that instead It goes off like its theoretically supposed to. And If they buffed non-DK minor CDs I'd prolly quit because we already have so much Mitigation on everything else that It would just make me more of an Allrounder than any of the trust NPCs.
In fact, I'm probably of the complete opposite opinion that we should have LESS healing on tanks, because with how much we have now there's basically no friction anyway.
Also, using Invulns should NOT be considered a failstate for healers, The only failstate, healers should recognize is if anyone died and now has a rez sickness.


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