Sooo, everything was going well, the second boss did die, and you left, because…
I’m not gonna sugar coat this.
You’re the problem.
That was a tool move.
Now if that second boss had wiped the floor with you guys because the mage didn’t lust, I’d have your back, but that’s not what happened.
Precisely no one needs to know whenever you leave a key or not. Sorry to tell ya’ but, no one really cares about this. However, it is worth pointing out one thing in your post:
This constitutes as targeted and continued harassment according to Blizzard. This is important to note because this is one of the most serious offenses in the game that isn’t botting, cheating, exploiting, or hacking the game.
Do NOT do this!
If you are in an awful group, according to your standard, then just leave and move on. Do not circumvent people blocking you to try to speak to them.
Imagine leaving just because the people you are playing with happened to not be very experienced in what you acknowledge is a low key. 
23 replies over ~22 minutes and the OP has yet to react to the criticism.
This is a pretty lame reason to leave a key. If you want to control lust, play a lust class. Plenty of groups time 8’s without lust. You should probably get caught up in the leaver bans.
And I hope he reported you for ongoing harassment for that ignore evade.
I guarantee this is a tank or healer. So many divas in these roles making the rest of us look bad.
that’s not how the forums work lol
Leaving out of spite in order to punish the rest of the party for not playing exactly as you command, even though the key is going well, is on the level of malicious griefing. In case OP does get that vacation I can’t say it won’t improve M+ pugging because no one needs someone like that showing up in their group.
Should and will are two very different things.
Yeahhhhh…hate to break it to you OP, but you’re the reason why people hate the people that play this game lol.
Sort of a cause a car accident and getting out and yelling at the other drivers kind of thing.
Right? Honestly, this is the kind of attitude that led me to refuse pugging. I’ve done one partial M+ pug with two guildies in the group since BfA. One. It went fine, but I don’t play content that gives me anxiety, and pugging M+ tweaks my anxiety.
It’s because of stuff like this.
Someone gets super big mad (over something utterly stupid like this) or expects me to type in party chat while I’m learning a dungeon. They get tilted into the red zone when I focus on my job and not missing interrupts or a mechanic instead of curating someone else’s feelings in party chat.
and they say women are too emotional /eye roll
Then, if someone leaves a key, they might do what OP did and then follow me around in tells to continue screaming at me all the reasons they’re angry, as if they are not only owed my compliance in a dungeon, but also my time and attention after they chose to leave that group content.
This is why I don’t pug. This kind of player and this kind of entitlement. It’s unhinged, frankly.
Youre a control freak lol
There are valid reasons to leave a key in the +8 range.
However, I don’t think this raises to that level.
When, where, and if to use hero/lust are at least debatable if not outright a matter of preference.
If you wiped a couple of times because someone just isn’t doing the mechanics, then sure leave.
But leaving because they’re successfully doing the key but not the way you want them to… and then not responding to chats…
Is this a strawman post to promote punishing people for leaving keys by being ridiculous?
Two words from my childhood come to mind when i think about the pug scene…
Stranger Danger!!!
I think WoW would be better off if everyone left all their M+ Keys and abandoned the whole system.
The gameplay mode isn’t the problem, only some players are. Evidenced by this weird confessional threat post and topic.
Nah. M+ with friends is the best thing in the game. It’s sad that instead of realizing everyone we play with is a human, too many of us treat it like it’s a life-or-death engagement instead of a game.
So I play with friends, and even when a dungeon moves into excrement production territory, everyone finds a way to laugh or encourage the person who messed up…because in 20 minutes, we’ll all have a chance at loot and we can run another one.
Some people make WoW their whole personality and take it way too seriously. 