Catwho wrote:
I agree that by the level 30 dungeons folks ought to have a handle on what they need to do. By Haukke Manor, they've had to go through at least four dungeons in the main scenario (the three tutorial dungeons and Toto Rok) so they can't be totally ignorant of their role.
As a tank or healer, or even as a fellow DPS, if you have someone who is being a moron in your group, give them a few chances before you give up entirely.
Also, if someone admits they screwed up and apologizes, it's really rude to leave anyway.
As a tank or healer, or even as a fellow DPS, if you have someone who is being a moron in your group, give them a few chances before you give up entirely.
Also, if someone admits they screwed up and apologizes, it's really rude to leave anyway.
It is rude to just drop a party over one mistake. I make them myself. I have broken my own CC mobs before. That said when I as a healer have to know how to heal, CC, conserve my mana for when **** hits the fan, know how the fights work to stay alive and keep you alive, and do damage to me its just as rude to come into a dungeon and not at least put 1/2 the work into knowing your job as I do. I don't think it is so much to ask that people learn there job.
If I came into a dungeon and did nothing but cast stone 2 over and over wile everyone died I would get attacked and no one would stay for the group. If a PLD came in and did nothing but cast cure over and over on the dps that had hate it would be the same thing. No one would defend the bad healer or tank. But I see a lot of post like this on all of the forums I go to claiming that healers and tanks are drama queens or princess or this or that. And I am fine with that title.
I put a lot of work into being good at my job. I will not waist my time with people that want to just be lazy or bad at their job.