My point comes down to, "you have to be aware of the GCD when it comes to Inner Beast, and compensate when necessary. This isn't a concern for PLD's because none of their defensive actions are on the GCD."
End of story, I don't get why this is such a flipping controversial statement for you. I never said it was huge, I never said the classes were imbalanced, I said it was a thing. That shouldn't be controversial.
That statement isn't what I find controversial. It's your entire attitude towards Warrior as a class. If your entire statement was what is in quotes, I wouldn't have said anything. Clearly, I have said a bit more than nothing, so maybe there's something else you've said that I find controversial that you haven't realized. Maybe other people have said it too.
The reason I bring up that you can't stick to the argument at hand is because you said
Missing the exact argument again. The argument being, that you need to know the rotation of a boss well to take full advantage of Inner Beast.
I don't know about you, but that sure as hell doesn't sound like
you have to be aware of the GCD when it comes to Inner Beast, and compensate when necessary. This isn't a concern for PLD's because none of their defensive actions are on the GCD.
And I won't even mention once more how misleading that final statement about defensive actions and GCDs are, because I can't hammer the same points in another time.
EDIT:
Seriously, please, just answer this: Why is the situation even "I went to IB and it was late so I took it with no cooldown."
You keep highlighting this situation where your primary cooldown is IB with back-up when this shouldn't be the situation to begin with.
FUCKING. THIS. THIS RIGHT HERE. THIS IS WHAT I AM SAYING. You are rolling cooldowns with IB as back up, not the other way around. If you're learning a fight
you are going to wipe anyway, because you are learning the gods damned fight.
New players often plan to IB through a move, get delayed by an attack animation plus GCD, then panic and try to mash the IB faster instead of hitting vengeance or whatnot. From what I've seen it seems to be a pretty common mistake for people learning the role; and criticizing people for that seems somehow inappropriate to me.
For Jayhawk's sake are we talking about people wet behind the ears or people tanking T10/11/12/13 for the first time? Like I said, pick your freakin' argument already. If you're just learning how to Warrior, that's a completely different story than
an established, well geared warrior trying to learn T13 for the first time as MT. I assumed that scenario (the italic and bolded one for those of you playing at home) was what you were complaining about.