Random players go in expecting you to know what the hell is going on. It’s on the player to ask what is up if they persist in going without prior knowledge. Not try to learn mid fight.
The tanks gear, abilities or anything else is not the issue.
You are learning a fight on someone else’s key and that is the issue. If you want to learn a fight, learn on your own key. It gives you no right dismiss his key or whatever level the key was.
You thinking a 4 key is not anything does not mean the person’s key whom it belonged to didn’t think it was important.
I am beginning to see why you might have been kicked.
“You should look up a video/guide/how to” Last I checked, I logged on WoW to play WoW… But ya unfortunately the game doesn’t give you a big enough tell and after experience with this just last night with a group of RL friends, it was stressful. We did do lower keys eventually to help learn the fights but even then. You can rinse and repeat and live with the stress if you want to learn, sometimes it will eventually work out. However if you’re sensitive and don’t want to live with that stress, perhaps take the time to watch something before doing it.
I am usually a pretty sensitive person when I see people being piled on - I don’t like it.
But in my view this player being told that in M+ you should Google fights before you join pugs seems reasonable. Is that not the expectation today in anything more than “guided tour to see the story” level content?
That said, at least the guy came here to ask about the phrase - so there some serious hope there.
I don’t see any bullies nor a victim.
Just a guy motivated to prepare more in the future and I see nothing wrong with that. No matter what the key level is - the key owner sponsoring access to the run should be respected.
If this was something real with real value in the world I’d tend to agree but it’s not. It’s a video game. It’s something we do for fun. If you want to be an eSport champion, go form a group of like minded people.
But if you are joining a PUG, it’s time to drop the elitiest attitude and play with the players you get. If they are better than you, learn from them. If they are not as good as you, teach them.
Great, so form a group of like minded people. Form a guild. Talk among each other, decide how you want to play and go for it.
But if you decide to jump into a random PUG (Pick Up Game) then play with who you get. Don’t be the person who makes life miserable for people around you just because you won’t take the effort to form a guild.