I said nothing about waiting for sunders? I said nothing about using CC? I said nothing comparing the different abilities of the different tanking classes. Each type of tank brings something special to the table and to whine that tank "A" doesnt have the same abilities as tank "B" is generic and deserves to be posted in the wow forums.
Honestly if your dps is paying attention and not just spammin every AOE ability they have nonstop and your tank is doing his job correctly your not going to have problems. I don't.
I have been tanking on my warrior for a bit over three years now and I can honestly say that if you compare my ability to AOE tank a pack of 6 mobs now versus pre-tbc that the current abilities that came with this xpac have increased the ease of it by about 80%.
There once was a time when you ran dungeons were you had to CC mobs in normal 5mans and heroic 5mans or your party would be guranteed to wipe. There once was a time where dps had to wait for you to get good aggro on the first mob while tabbing around to other mobs and you truely had to worry about the druid healer actually getting heal aggro. Such is not the case anymore. I havent used CC one single time since wotlk was released in a dungeon or raid. I can count the times on one hand were dps has pulled aggro off me and when asked what happened they always say "err I got excited" or some such stupid comment. Were once before anything over a 4mob pull was considered hard and suicidal now is considered "I better use demo shout and shield block in case the healer is lazy.
I suggest if your having problems holding aggro then only a couple of things could be your cause: 1) your dps is stupid and watching the dps meters too much or 2) your doing soemthing wrong and need to research your class more.
If you doubt my sincerity in a warriors ability to effectivly AOE tank come to Blackhand and run a dungeon with me and see if its easy to get aggro? Im online from 5pm-10pm server time every day. I look forward to any tells for runs?


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