Still, his VW was not very useful. He could have pulled out a succubus, too, although he appeared to not have that. I also should mention I didn't have the other people say it. They were saying it on their own. When EVERY other member in your group finds something wrong with what you're doing, you should do 1 of 3 things:
1. Listen to them, because if 3 people are making the same suggestion (and somewhat politely, at least at first) they're probably right. On most of the pulls all his VW was doing was giving an enormous amount of extra threat for my friend to have to deal with (and having less armor/avoidance than a fairly-well-geared druid means more mana I have to spend).
2. If you still disagree with them after seeing their point, explain why you disagree. We didn't hear a word until we were on the 3rd boss.
3. Leave the group, because you find them wrong and don't want them telling you what to do.
While yes, maybe an imp isn't the "perfect choice", it would have been a lot more helpful than what we had. With 2 tanks in an instance where you need 1, the imp or succy will add more to the group. The buff and/or the DPS would be much more beneficial than simply having the thing that generates more threat than an AoEing mage on a lucky string of crits (apologies for use of hyperbole).
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My entire point against the OP's thread was that he constantly asked the lock, had the other party members ask the lock and even put up raid msg's telling him to pull his imp out. THEN he went onto the melee rant.
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Anyway, the three non-warlocks in the group kept asking the other lock to pull out his imp. We said it in party chat, whispered him, even put up raid warnings. We had 2 tanks already, and the imp would have really helped us out. We started paying attention to his playstyle, and noticed he spent half his time meleeing!
I said 1 sentence about the way we ask him, and you stretch it out into "This, and then that, and then that" like I spent 3 paragraphs on it. And sorry if I wanted a climactic feeling to how stupid the person gets, as it went from dumb to dumber.