It’s a bit crazy to see how many tank and heal stuff is not even rolled for offspec in nax, seeing 2 Ret in a naxx 10 and healing plate go to the vendor or moonkins not rolling for melee is sad
Even if you are not actively using it people should have an heroic/too many emblem/raid leftover somewhere into the bank
It’s not difficult and show how much dps don’t want to tank or heal and know they won’t even try for the entire wotlk
If creating a 10th class, fun to play, edgy and with 2 tanking spec didn’t solve the issue, I don’t think it can go better without a big community effort
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the last time i did tank on paladin was in the OG wolk and it was a terrible experience the parties was the worse 
if they didn’t backseat drive they was actively sabotaging the run with stupid decision making i have one of every blood elf class several of them can tank but honestly i wouldn’t wish that role on my worse enemy
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So basically you want rdf for convenience.
The game is an adveture, not catering to what you find convenient.
If you want convenience, go play retail. Or just give every paid boosts to lvl 80, if you’re demanding convenient levelling at the expense of gameplay and immersion.
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This is too stupid to reply to.
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Thats why i said in the “omg we need dual spec!!!” threads that one of the specs HAS to be either Healing or Tank, and if you play a class that is pure DPS you will not be able to get dual spec. But people insisted that it would solve the tank issue normalty anyway…
But it is true. All your argument is exactly that.
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What classes and specs does your alts have?
Of course?
Convenience is what enables crap like low level dungeons being run.
It’s obviously about the convenience.
I don’t have any, is this not obvious?
I have no insight about your characters or your account.
Why don’t you try create one and see how it goes? Preferably during peak hours, and not a BM-hunter. Maybe a tank class!?
RDF isnt magically gonna bring in more tanks.
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Last year:
DuAl SpeC woUlD fiX tHe ProBleM
This year:
RDF wiLl fIx tHe ProbLeM
Never:
Ill pick up a shield and tank/Behave better when Im playing with random tanks
Again, I repeat, I saw a Druid, Paladin, DK and Warrior sitting in a group for 1 hour in the Dungeon Tool, waiting for a Tank.
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Why would I?
I don’t find questing enjoyable and a simple /who tells me everything I need to know about the current state of low level dungeons.
Sorry, I’d rather play minesweepeer.
tanking: the loneliest spec 
Dual Spec would fix the problem. It actually does a lot to alleviate it. Thing is… It’s not exactly a leveling thing. It’s initial form we got now was designed roughly months into the expansion and was priced accordingly. Ergo it’s not something an average leveler will have access to unless they’re an alt of already rich character or one specifically aim to get it (I would be a second case and still took me a month and derailing leveling to get that amount around 50 levels in)
tons of people at max level doing /who 20, finding nobody to do VC with, and proceed to not log their alts.
If only they knew they were all looking
If only we had a tool that’d do, yanno, exactly that.
We kinda do. It’s just not a queue
We do. RDF wont let your maxlevel get in to WC with level 20’s anyway.
Which is why it doesn’t work at low levels.
Q.e.d.
No, but RDF gives you an estimate of how long it’ll take to find a group and guarantees you’ll get in so staying on your level 20 alt for WC makes more sense than just staring at a tool and a chat for hours on end with the chance of doing it.