This is just to put up my thoughts on a lot of the PvP qq I hear. Firstly... PvP is going to always have some complaints about it (which is alarmingly normal but let's not get into that). It's not the class or specs or game balance I'm talking about, but what I feel I have to adress is
conduct.
Namely what's in the title.
I'll start by pointing out the term that, in my experience is overused and often misunderstood.
Focus fire is concentrating damage on to a
single target.
Now in a warzone, it
makes sense. Without focus fire, you're not going to kill anything -- especially if there's a healer around.
Focus fire is a sound strategy. If you're on the receiving end of it? It sucks! True! But if it doesn't happen, and the damage is spread out? Then it sucks for the other guys. Any co-ordinated team will always focus their fire and even running around with pugs -- no matter what kind of class or spec you are, attacking the target of a team mate is rarely a bad call.
This differs from tunnel vision. To explain the term, it's what happens when, like a careless shooter you abandon your peripheral vision. To be precise, you go after the same person repeatedly forgetting about objectives, forgetting about killing the other guys, no, you'll pick this guy out and hound them until they're permanently stuck in their team's respective spawn zone.
Going on this.
Just because you die a lot, doesn't necessarily mean the guy's
tunneling you. A good indication at the end of the match is if said person got over 30 kills on the scoreboard because that without a doubt proves that you alone clearly weren't just in their sights, it mean that person was just on a killing spree.
And lastly... if you're a healer, you're fair game. Sorry, but...
not killing a healer is a crime
.