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I will from now on =/ ;;;
I guess ill chose HOW i do it next time more ummm put together? I was in a rush to leave lol.
Apparently the people on here have nothing better to do but shark the posts and try to show off? Im sorry im my sub is gimped a whole 3 lvls oooo sorry i say pull for everything including objects that are stationary and sorry for my "small" tits which had no relevance at all with the subject =/ I do have a life im sorry =/
Are you not familiar with the flameboard? Posts do in fact get dissected. For future reference, get all your facts lined up, and get into a calm and level-headed mood, before making the OP of a flame. Works wonders for how well it's received.
As for sub, sorry, but it's really not "oh well, it doesn't matter much". The only time it's really understandable is in the party where you gain a level which makes your previously capped sub, become uncapped. (For example, say your sub is 25, so you're fine until 51/25... you're good in the party where you level from 51 to 52.)
If you go right on seeking on your main for *new* parties, with your sub underlevelled from the get-go, then whether you're actually missing any useful abilities from the sub or not, it gives people the impression "this person doesn't really take her character all that seriously if she can't even be bothered to maintain her sub". Whether that's a justified impression or not, who knows, but it's still the negative impression people will get, just from that one decision.
Moral is either a. get your sub to 37 and be done with it or b. if you're gonna level your sub in tandem with your main, stop levelling your main as soon as your sub is no longer capped, and go back to levelling your sub. Option A tends to work better, since you might be getting into a groove with your main, and also it means you can resell all of the sub's gear at that point.
As for pulling... if mobs are stationary, then the tank moves around and picks the next target. Or if not the tank, someone who can at least take a hit (or spell) or two until the tank gets there. Either way, it's one person and the party as a whole agrees to follow that one person. It *doesn't* work to split up and have some people go one way and some people go another - and in such a situation, you talk it over and pick someone for everyone to follow. Preferably the tank.
If mobs aren't stationary, then a "puller" goes out and fetches something and brings it back to the rest of the party. (If the party is roaming, the rest of the party will usually have moved towards the puller in the meantime.)