[Elder Scrolls Online] Garbage healer blames broken armor for his shit healing

In this video, we look at a fake (?) healer in this unique Unhallowed Grave Veteran run, after a bit of time trying to lead my team inside the secret boss area they wanted to go to, we face off against the first secret boss, where we kept wiping over and over again.

I took some time to realize the healer was not doing his job in an acceptable matter in the run (And even using DPS skills like Fatecarver, usually a good tell of a DPS queuing as a healer to skip the DPS queue) and after a while of people not being able to kill this relatively simple boss, I asked to kick the potentially fake healer, however, he then exploded violently on me, blaming "broken armor" and "i was dead" for her lack of heals, trying to gaslight me and paint me as the villain.

A golden rule is, if your team doesn't kick out people who are either fakes or are being detrimental to the group, just leave. You do yourself a great favor not wasting time with people like this. In ESO, leaving dungeons carries no penalty, unlike League, where even declining a match can lead to a ban.

Don't waste your time. You see bad pugs who refuse to improve? Leave. This video should inspire you to take this direction.

Facecam was off due to a low streaming willpower, however I did it anyway to potentially capture moments like this.

EDIT: I do realize there were some heals given by this "healer", however, the healing spells were either tacked on his DPS build (He was a fatecarver user) which reduced their effectiveness, or he just had no idea how to play the role, normally the healer wouldn't be first to die to damage over time at a consistent pace, hence why in the video, I accused him of fake healing.

Either way, it is definitely no excuse for blaming "broken armor" (Which shouldn't affect healing output at a significant rate, as most armor enchants on healers are Max Magicka) or "being always dead" (Easily avoided as a competent healer). This man needed to be called out, so that he can self-reflect on his gameplay, just like how I realized the hard way you can't take a 2 handed sword as a tank into Vet Dread Cellar. It's part of the learning process.