Shifting Perspectives: How to be a good PUG druid, part 2

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12-16-2009 @ 11:23AM

Lifeweaver said...

"6. If you are the leader, freaking lead."

Amen to that. If you've selected to be leader, quickly ask if everyone knows what they're doing, ask if anyone may need a bit of slack/help (ie inexperienced/undergeared) and mark targets or designate someone else to do all the marking. Would make things so much easier!

12-17-2009 @ 3:13PM

Jafari said...

The new dungeons make this kind of tough for me. Prior to 3.3, I had chain run every "old" heroic on two tanks already to get full badge gear and heirloom gear. I know all the pulls and can explain any fight in like 2 seconds (of course, the fights are quite simple, really). Therefore, I queue as willing to lead.

The problem arises when I get put into a new instance that I'm not as familiar with. Luckily, though, there have been others to help. So, if you are the leader, also know when "leading" means to ask questions.

12-16-2009 @ 8:10PM

Belial said...

The only problem I've had with that, is too many people saying they know what to do and not knowing at all. That, or getting upset when you try and give any advice at all.

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