I Healed A World Ranked Tank | Here's What A GREAT Tank Looks Like
Awoo
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I just got to heal a world ranked tank, and the key felt easy. Not because of his damage, but because of everything I didn't have to do.
I healed a +17 Ruby Life Pools with Skylark tanking, on a Resto Druid I haven't played this season, with no healing gear, and we timed it. In this one I break down what he actually did differently from the average pug tank: staying self-sufficient so my cooldowns went to the DPS, adapting the route when he saw me struggling, covering overlaps with his own utility, and pacing the run to the group instead of to himself. Also why even a legendary tank can't carry a key alone, and why every tank main should try healing.
https://raider.io/characters/us/frost... - He's 4075 IO at the time of this key btw. Insane
0:00 Healing a world ranked tank
0:56 A great tank is self-sufficient
1:52 The route adaptation that saved the first area
3:19 Covering overlaps for your healer
4:01 First boss and keeping your composure
4:34 Check the vibes in party chat
5:41 Pacing the run to the group
6:37 The fire elemental pull
7:28 Even a great tank can't carry alone
8:18 Last area routing decisions
9:45 Why every tank should try healing
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I dont tanks chaining effectively much these days either, so they are sometimes overpassive. Instead of making sure dps is focusing on prio targets/casters and moving on and taking the leftover melee mobs to the next pack, they mostly stand there untill everything is dead and then start looking for the next pack. Its so frustrating hitting 1-2 normal mobs that dont even do anything +30 seconds because we dont have cooldowns/dont wanna waste on it while tank is just sitting there waiting for it to die..
They beed to be dtopped at 16-17 and learning to playgood as dps.
I Healed A World Ranked Tank | Here's What A GREAT Tank Looks Like
Awoo
18,174 views
I just got to heal a world ranked tank, and the key felt easy. Not because of his damage, but because of everything I didn't have to do.
I healed a +17 Ruby Life Pools with Skylark tanking, on a Resto Druid I haven't played this season, with no healing gear, and we timed it. In this one I break down what he actually did differently from the average pug tank: staying self-sufficient so my cooldowns went to the DPS, adapting the route when he saw me struggling, covering overlaps with his own utility, and pacing the run to the group instead of to himself. Also why even a legendary tank can't carry a key alone, and why every tank main should try healing.
https://raider.io/characters/us/frost... - He's 4075 IO at the time of this key btw. Insane
0:00 Healing a world ranked tank
0:56 A great tank is self-sufficient
1:52 The route adaptation that saved the first area
3:19 Covering overlaps for your healer
4:01 First boss and keeping your composure
4:34 Check the vibes in party chat
5:41 Pacing the run to the group
6:37 The fire elemental pull
7:28 Even a great tank can't carry alone
8:18 Last area routing decisions
9:45 Why every tank should try healing