kidneypopper said:
i don't get it. they're making the creation of twinks 1000000% easier. this is going to allow you to form twink guilds ready for 10 mans in litterally a WEEK. how is this in any way a bad thing?
hunters now crit for 300-400 on 1300 HP priests. what's the diff if they crit 140-200 on priests with 900 HP? nothing, you're crying about changes that are making twinking what it was always meant to be: Cheap and easy PVP
plus 10v10s will be able to be played totally differently. i for one am excited
Thank you for pointing out something nobody seems to realize.
Here's the reality of the situation for me. I play a druid and a rogue. On my druid, I can sometimes beat hunters 1v1 just by moonfire dotting and pillar running. The biggest thing that comes into play is usually how much AP the hunter (or any other class) is throwing at me.
On the PTR, I currently still have 1000 health and 1800 mana with about 77 SP. Against, say, a rogue who wants to wear his AP stuff....roots, moonfire, wrath and run away and he's done. Against some other dps class stacking stam, the damage output they have simply is not good enough to merit true consideration.
So, essentially, casters will need to be more of a sideshow class for sure...but you'd be damned if you think that they are just going to be worthless. Even cc mages, who many think are getting the worst end of the deal, will still be extremely vital in a 10v10 situation. Whats more, protecting your healers is now going to be even more important ::: something that is already of high importance regardless.
Lastly, nobody is really sure how this is going to pan out the day 3.1 hits. I cannot understand why some "reported changes" are making a huge contingent of this site quit twinking. In my opinion, that is immature and extremely hasty. The fun is not being torn away from you, you just have to adapt and adjust like the rest of us. If you don't, you will get rocked and we will continue to just say "GG" until you get so sick of it that you will want to leave. Some of us embrace the changes as a new challenge in front of us. I look forward to it.