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hnnnnngh worst luck with dungeons ever why
Okay so I get a dungeon that is a little long (DM west/capital gardens, for the knowing) and okay.
Immediately a dps leaves because he's not high enough for the dungeon quests. Dungeon: not off to a good start.
It got worse. The tank couldn't hold aggro; the shaman healer was doing more tanking than he was. We lost another dps because they didn't want to deal with the tank, then we lost the tank himself- then another dps left, whispering me that she wanted to rejoin and requeue. I didn't, because we'd just gotten a new tank and some dps.
So that was three dps and a tank down and we'd only done one boss in the dungeon.
We got a rogue and a druid for our new dps. The druid kept getting aggro because she wasn't attacking shit the tank was concentrating on, and the tank only bothered with trying to get aggro back half the time. The rogue... was an idiot. And rolled need (which guarantees you it, if no one else rolls) on a pair of CASTER pants. Rogues =/= int users. But we kept going; the druid left randomly before we got to the third boss. We got a shadow priest after her who THANKFULLY knew what she was doing, and we managed to finish the dungeon with... few big problems after that. The last boss dropped a caster sword (covered in int stat) and both the tank (who was a warrior: they don't use int at all) and the rogue (see warrior) rolled need on it. The shadow priest managed to roll need on it and won it, which made the tank throw a fit and leave lul.
Anyway, four of us left. I realize we missed a side boss needed for one of the quests. Go figure, we were able to take down the two groups of mobs before it, as well as the boss itself, without a tank.
Group ended with me, the priest, and the shaman wishing each other a good day and the like. Nice ending to an otherwise shitty dungeon group.
I'll probably say this like every time I ramble about WoW, but sorry to those of you who don't really get it/aren't interested. :C
Edit: Tea is delicious, swallowing hurts, YAY I'M EXALTED WITH STORMWIND I GET A HORSE.
Okay so I get a dungeon that is a little long (DM west/capital gardens, for the knowing) and okay.
Immediately a dps leaves because he's not high enough for the dungeon quests. Dungeon: not off to a good start.
It got worse. The tank couldn't hold aggro; the shaman healer was doing more tanking than he was. We lost another dps because they didn't want to deal with the tank, then we lost the tank himself- then another dps left, whispering me that she wanted to rejoin and requeue. I didn't, because we'd just gotten a new tank and some dps.
So that was three dps and a tank down and we'd only done one boss in the dungeon.
We got a rogue and a druid for our new dps. The druid kept getting aggro because she wasn't attacking shit the tank was concentrating on, and the tank only bothered with trying to get aggro back half the time. The rogue... was an idiot. And rolled need (which guarantees you it, if no one else rolls) on a pair of CASTER pants. Rogues =/= int users. But we kept going; the druid left randomly before we got to the third boss. We got a shadow priest after her who THANKFULLY knew what she was doing, and we managed to finish the dungeon with... few big problems after that. The last boss dropped a caster sword (covered in int stat) and both the tank (who was a warrior: they don't use int at all) and the rogue (see warrior) rolled need on it. The shadow priest managed to roll need on it and won it, which made the tank throw a fit and leave lul.
Anyway, four of us left. I realize we missed a side boss needed for one of the quests. Go figure, we were able to take down the two groups of mobs before it, as well as the boss itself, without a tank.
Group ended with me, the priest, and the shaman wishing each other a good day and the like. Nice ending to an otherwise shitty dungeon group.
I'll probably say this like every time I ramble about WoW, but sorry to those of you who don't really get it/aren't interested. :C
Edit: Tea is delicious, swallowing hurts, YAY I'M EXALTED WITH STORMWIND I GET A HORSE.