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I played with a saffer yesterday using the LFG system. Was a Gnome mage from Lightbringer <Braaivleis> We failed at the heroic but was nice to see a saffer![]()
Thephreak most likely
Pitbull whats your char name so I can look out for you
I enjoy the Dungeon Finder but queue times can be a pain (think /4 spamming was quicker) and the people you party with aren't always ideal.
(1) Wait 10 minutes for HoR
(2) Get presented with an instance that has 2/3 bosses down.
(3) Decline and then have to go back into queue
..... repeat .....
(4) Finally get group after 30 minutes
.... wait as all instances are full .....
(5) Start instance and wipe on first boss
(6) Everyone starts swearing and the tank or healer leaves
(7) Join Dungeon Finder for replacement
..... wipe and repeat .....
(8) Down first boss
.... wipe and group elects to kick the tank or healer ....
(9) Join Dungeon Finder for replacement
..... wait for 10 minutes as nobody wants to join an instance with 1 boss dead ....
(10) Go to step (5)
Think it took me 3 hours last night to complete HoR![]()
The success or failure of the PUG is down to the Tank and the healer. The rest are incidental.
I was in a PUG yesterday and we wiped twice on the first boss in Azjol-Nerub and even when I was trying to stay alive I was getting massacred.
Conclusion: I am a sh*t healer or the tank was a sh*t tank. Personally I think the tank was crap, but that is just my humble opinion...
healing myself should be the last thing I should HAVE to worry about.
Something I learned: If the healer is getting aggro the tank is not doing their job right
Luckily as you get more skilled in healing you also can take up the slack for when the tank sucksUsually this is offset by good DPS, because the faster the mob goes down the better.
The number of times I have died because the tank has not held aggro. Well I have lost count.
I agree with you on the matter of tanks and aggro. I reckon that I am there to keep the tank alive and the tank is there to stop me from getting smacked.
Keeping the DPS chaps alive is second on my list of priorities, healing myself should be the last thing I should HAVE to worry about.
Something i have noticed is that you do get warrior and palladins who get in as dps, but do all the taunting and aggro pulling moves of a tank. The funniest thing then is they get angry with the real tank for not keeping aggro![]()
**** me, last night I did Pit of Saron Herioc (which I healed before) and the group wiped no less than 8 times!
The pally tank we had got smacked so hard I couldn't really keep up tbh (first time for me) only barely making it with some people dying because I didn't want the tank to die.
His reply? "lol, someone always dies at this point" (that's the start of the hill right before you go into the cave where the boulders drop on you as you run through)
After wiping 4 times he's like "yea these guys hit harder than some raid bosses"
So i was like
Then when we finished and everyone was still alive, I made a joke and asked him if he was kitted in cloth items because 2 of those guys hit him for 15-16k a shot (he had 32k hp)... he said "yea well my gear sucks"
Don't know how that has anything to do with him not keeping aggro, but I can agree his gear sucks because his armor/dodge rating/parrying should have kept those huge hits off of him right?
Worst healing experience for me last night. Hate it when tanks suck...
The success or failure of the PUG is down to the Tank and the healer. The rest are incidental.
I was in a PUG yesterday and we wiped twice on the first boss in Azjol-Nerub and even when I was trying to stay alive I was getting massacred.
Conclusion: I am a sh*t healer or the tank was a sh*t tank. Personally I think the tank was crap, but that is just my humble opinion...