Azelma wrote:
I don't care about this Dagery business, but i'd like to address a few things in Aestu's response:
This seems like a half-truth to me. You wanted to keep disruption to a minimum to get the boss down, yes. However, you also realized that Purpledrink was doing very good DPS (and didn't want to go through the trouble of replacing him).
My question to you is....had roles been reversed, and Purpledrink was making an error, in his raid, and you complained about it (which I believe you would), and he did the same exact thing to you (let you down the boss, then kicked you to not let you have a shot at loot and make his point of "i'm the boss, don't fuck with me"....how would you feel? Would you ever want to raid with him again?
DPS wasn't the issue. The encounter is not a DPS race on normal.
With regards to your second question, I lead pug raids mostly because:
1. I'm locking something I want (not applicable)
2. No one else will
3. Everyone else doing so, doesn't do it as well as I think I can
The pendulum swings both ways...this isn't the army, pugs are not a going concern; if someone isn't happy with the job I'm doing and don't think they can convince me to fix the problem, they don't have to come. They can start their own run, or sit in Dalaran and do without.
With any given person, any given situation, people take the good with the bad, and make a value judgement as to whether the good outweighs the bad. That's a wholly subjective judgement: so many people, so many opinions. Flawed does not mean worthless.