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(12-17-2014, 01:42 PM)Warren Castille Wrote: Healers with 5k HP who don't DPS i70 dungeons. Melee who use limit break under 5% of a boss. Mages who don't use limit break if there's no melee. Dying to landslide as a result of lag and no one believing me when I call it out.

Healers who complain if I mass-pull low-gear content. Anyone who doesn't use cooldowns. Obnoxious chat macros.

Paladins who complain about everyone else.

All of theeeeeeeeeeeese. Warren invades my mind.

Seriously though, I have a vicious, pet peeve, hate for people who macro skills for no good reason. I mean okay, resurrections are good to know... bard songs/Battle Voice are also a handy indicator for Requiem in particular... not so much Mage Ballad(unless you're looking for a pat on the back for playing your job correctly!).

What else....

Hallowed Ground is totally unnecessary as far as I know. If your health gets dangerously low and the healer is a bit late then they're not just going to give up and not try to heal you before you very, clearly die, they don't need the warning that they still have ten seconds to heal you!

Silences..... we don't need to know you have silenced a damn boss unless it's some coil content or whatever that has a rotation and you're with randoms! >O<


I suppose this is a controversial one but I don't wholly understand the need to alert people to a Provoke either @A@  Who does that help? Any DPS should know to stop if they get aggro anyways unless that was for any reason in their plan for whatever content there is out there(and even then they'd be smart enough to know when to stop) and a healer isn't going to risk anything by not healing either!


*rabble*  *rabble*  *rabble*


Perhaps my moodiness is showing just a bit!

(12-17-2014, 01:49 PM)Natalie Mcbeef Wrote: I don't like people who don't say hi back when I say it during a pug.

You know who you are.

Watch your back.

Yes, oh my God. I don't want to start a relationship with you people, but Jesus Christ say "hello" and "goodbye" to your party members at the very least. It's common courtesy.