Attention Tanks and DPS: It's not always the healers fault!

[Dorin]

Wait, so what is this?

If a tank or a healer commits a slight mistake once, like not getting out of an AOE in time and get their health to 20%, it's okay because they're human and humans commit mistakes.

If a DPS commits said mistake, then he is bad and should not be healed, and should be left for dead, and he sucks, and he should be ashamed.

It doesn't sound right to me.


As a healer it is your job to heal, not only the tank but everyone, if a DPS commits a very occassional mistake and takes damage and you let him die and tell him he's bad, you're a disgrace of a healer and should re-roll to another role.

[Chiruru53]

Wait, so what is this?

If a tank or a healer commits a slight mistake once, like not getting out of an AOE in time and get their health to 20%, it's okay because they're human and humans commit mistakes.

If a DPS commits said mistake, then he is bad and should not be healed, and should be left for dead, and he sucks, and he should be ashamed.

It doesn't sound right to me.


As a healer it is your job to heal, not only the tank but everyone, if a DPS commits a very occassional mistake and takes damage and you let him die and tell him he's bad, you're a disgrace of a healer and should re-roll to another role.

I am talking about if a dps sits in obvious, easily avoidable crap and still gets hit putting even more strain on me when it isn't necessary, and he dies, and he comments with the obligitory "Hmmm" You know what they are thinking. "Why didn't the healer heal me wtf! hurrrrr hurrrr he's so bad" Tanks are not exempt from this either. A LOT of tanks sit in breath attacks (looking at you hydra!) die because of that debuff which makes my heals useless then ragequit when it was completely their fault.