5 ways to keep your DPS players happy in 5-man heroics

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1-16-2012 @ 2:14PM

Valis said...

"And in a similar vein to the tank post, don't assume your DPSers know the mechanics of every fight backwards, and don't rail on them for what you feel is low DPS. Maybe they're a touch below everyone else's gear level; maybe they haven't quite worked out what their best target is in that situation yet. Play nice, and we'll all get along."

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I wish this was a pop up that appeared at the beginning of an LFR raid, a Heroic instance, or any group activity.

We need more folks like you in the game....many more.

1-17-2012 @ 3:38AM

ramsayroderick said...

Absolutely correct!!!! Thomas Paine put it best when he said, "We must all hang together or we shall surely hang separately."

1-17-2012 @ 3:29PM

SDevil said...

Nothing like having my healer get put into a group as dps and not having a clue what the kill order is. Or worse, my sister recently started playing WoW, she leveled a warrior that she is still learning to play. Because I'm almost always a healer, and on the rare occasion I'm not healing, I'm ranged, I can't really help her play her class or explain boss mechanics from a dps perspective. The bright side is, she doesn't get as much abuse as a lot of dps would get, but only because I go in with her as a healer, and most groups fear to lose the healer.

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