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Post: 48948735_5356 created on Tue Sep 29, 2009 4:19 pmPosted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 4:19 pm
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Milady Chris Lightfellow Pouncey Milady Chris Lightfellow Pouncey derelict waifer I understand. It seems even if DPS requirements are absent, some players may spend too much time looking at keyboards or action bars to notice what's happening to their characters. True enough. : 3 On another note, I was healing Brewfest earlier today on my shammy. The first couple of times, the DPS kept pulling aggro. So before the third pull, I said, "Know what? If you pull aggro, I'ma let you die. There's no reason to take much damage on this fight, not with THIS group." And after that, they had no problems keeping their threat down. : D I had the same issue on a healer priest of mine a long while back. I was healing for Blood Furnace and the Rogue kept pulling and I told him "If you do that again, I'm not saving your a**", and I even went so far as to tell the tank that, if he did, to not grab aggro for a bit. Sure enough, Rogue pulled and, with me and the tank staying out of it, he died. Of course, the tank then pulled before our other dps got spanked. When I finally got around to ressing him... (Taking my time to drink, rebuff people, and chat with the mage), I asked him if he needed a repeat to stop from pulling. He never pulled again. XD Heh. My dad plays a tank, and he doesn't save anyone except the healer. He's well-geared enough that if people pull off of him, odds are very good that they're not attacking his target. He says that if he tries to pull a mob other than his target off a DPS, then the DPS who are doing their jobs and attacking the tank's target start to pull, because he's no longer attacking them. This often results in a wipe as he keeps having to pull mob after mob off the DPS, and can't save them all. Also, nice avatar. : D On my 28 Belf Rogue, our tank was having the same issue. My damage was so much higher than his that I pulled off him CONSTANTLY. The diff was that I was a MUCH higher level than the mobs, so I was dodging more than 75% of the time. I was helping some guildies there, thus why I was so much higher. Tank didn't have to worry about me. But I HATE raiding with DK tanks. I have yet to meet one who my healer Pally does not pull off in raids. Worst I had was the DK held for about twenty seconds before I started healing him. After three heals, aggro dropped off him and his entire mob went for me. And this was with threat-reducing stuff on me. Regardless, a group of 10 went gunning straight for the healer, and I died. And the group then had the gall to be like 'WTF, healer, help out!!' Well, I would if the tank didn't get me killed! Dumbass dps people... I don't get how people can acknowledge that it's a wipe if the MT dies, but NEVER consider how bad it is if the HEALER dies. After playing as a healer so often, you begin to see why all raids usually have that little warning; "Do NOT piss off the healer. Just don't." Had one raid that pissed me off SOOOOOOO much. Raid leader was acting like tough s**t, blaming pulls on others, etc. At one point, he got on my case saying I ripped aggro too fast, my heals suck, etc and I got pissed enough I simply dropped group. Over Vent, I heard one guy, our mage, go "Oh, ********, LOOK WHAT YOU DID, YOU DUMBASS". As the wipe began. After, he was ike 'WTF, healer, why you do that?!' while the rest of the group was begging me come back. I said 'fine, but we get a new tank', and the entire raid agreed. Main Healer > Main Tank. MT might think what he says goes, but that's only because the MH isn't saying anything. You can get a new MT. Good luck on a new MH. EDIT: Glad you like my avi. =D :: I nod :: There was this one EoE my dad was healing in. He could keep the MT up, but only by spamming Holy Light. Doing this, he goes oom in about a minute. So the MT kept blaming him for the wipes. I forget what happened with that, but the next EoE my dad did, he healed and had NO problem keeping the tank up using FoL only. The tank from the first one had lots of health, but very little avoidance. |
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