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The Cage!! In his most primal form!!
lol!
There are a lot of terrific fantastic tanks out there, just terrific.. BUT, there are a lot of baddie mcbad tanks out there too, and they are the ones who should not benefit from the hard work of the DPS and Healers carrying their weight. Tanking is such a vital role to the success of the group, and if they screw up, usually it doesn't end well for the group they are supporting.
If anything DPS should be able to pull at will and a good tank would know to pick up threat and tank it appropriately.
To be fair I've had to pick up the slack for bad healers in the past to. Just as irritating. Remember our raid team in 6.0 we had Me, another Shaman, Priest and 2 druids and a Holy Pala as backup basically we had easy pickings. Our Priest used to claim he was the best thing since sliced bread but usually wound up last on the meters during raids. Anytime someone tried to call him out on it he would kick up a fuss and demand those people were spoken to. Eventually we just said "fuck it if you are not gonna pull your own weight and own up to your mistakes then you aren't raiding with us for the better rewards". Brought our Holy Pala in and we ended up clearing Normal in 1 lockout
Man, I've gotten a lot of reasonably good tanks. The small percent who aren't at least reasonable are generally willing to listen if you explain things. The percent of that who won't there's usually no issue in kicking.
Try talking to the person - help them get through it. You'll get your stuff done sooner with less hostility.
This goes true pretty much throughout WoW. I don't step foot in LFR often, but when I do I simply ask if anyone has questions about a fight and explain it quickly if they do. I've had maybe 2 band runs in the history of LFR, and those were people specifically trolling which is going to happen no matter what.
As a tank myself, fuck no.
We don't penalize bad DPS or bad healers, why would we penalize a bad tank? Also I call into question your assertion that "daily heroics are unbearable" due to a glut of bad tanks.
Penalize bad tanks, or tanks that are barely starting out and/or getting the hang of their role, and expect pug wait times for dps to skyrocket. The last thing you want to do is discourage people from trying out a role that is easily the most stressful role in raids & sometimes the most stressful role in 5 mans.
This is clearly a dps biased thread.
Last edited by Pantalaimon; 2016-11-09 at 10:48 PM.
I'd rather have a bad tank than wait in queue for hours for a decent one.
So queue times are lengthy because there aren't enough people rolling tank (and healer) and you want to implement a penalizing system if they do a bad job? Right...
If you want bad tank protection, you should simply form your own grp with the tanks you know to be good. It is that simple.
You should not complain if you use the queuing system and get a bad tank, because you choose not to form your own grp and therefore accepting the risk of such occurrence!
Na remove vote kick all together. Learn to get along and teach the bad people.
Stop beeying selfish douch and be nicer to other peeps. You know helping and be nice wont kill you!
I refuse to tank because dps want to pull all the time making my job harder. Want to pull reroll tank.
The problem is not bad players. It are people and their horrible additude.
Last edited by Az0na; 2016-11-10 at 05:04 PM.
Sure, go for it. But if I see you below my DPS for even a second, you'll get a permaban on MMO-C, deal?
There's a reason why the tank is the least played role in WoW. It's because tanks have too much of a responsibility and are the first ones to get shit on for anything that goes wrong during a run. People always complain about tanks, but the complainers will never play as a tank because they don't know how to play one themselves.
To be fair, wouldn't you be intimidated by the tank's role when you're so used to a 4-5 button rotation? Switching to a tank (Guardian Druid anyway, I'm sure others as well) means just your DPS rotation goes to 9-10 buttons. And that's without a single non-DPS button in there.