Linstead
Veteran
So I've been reading here and hearing from other twinks in game that Druid wants haste over crit for their spells in this bracket. With their stat priority looking like Int > Vers > Haste > Crit. But recently I've found out that from 4.9% to 10% haste the cast time on every single spell is exactly the same. I looked at Motifa who said he had 10%, myself which had 9%, and Shiftymcswag who I assume had less than me from looking at his gear. We all had 1.4s wrath/regrowth and 2.1s lunar casts. I tried dropping my haste to 7% to see what would happen and to my surprise it was still the same. I dropped it even lower to 5.5% and again the same results. I even dropped my haste to under 4% and that was where I saw the first difference where my casts all gained an extra 0.1 seconds to them.
Does this mean that there is somewhat of a haste cap for level 20-29 druids? If the slight change is SO astronomically small with 5% in haste then couldn't that 5% be better spent elsewhere like in crit which would come in handy for the starsurge bursts and heal crits? I know your haste becomes smaller once your level scales up in a bg, but surely we don't need 10% outside of bgs. The change is so small it almost doesn't even matter. Even if 10% haste gives you 2 extra ticks of moonfire/sunfire compared to 5% it doesn't feel like it matters whatsoever because people die before either of those two dots gets close to running out.
Does this mean that there is somewhat of a haste cap for level 20-29 druids? If the slight change is SO astronomically small with 5% in haste then couldn't that 5% be better spent elsewhere like in crit which would come in handy for the starsurge bursts and heal crits? I know your haste becomes smaller once your level scales up in a bg, but surely we don't need 10% outside of bgs. The change is so small it almost doesn't even matter. Even if 10% haste gives you 2 extra ticks of moonfire/sunfire compared to 5% it doesn't feel like it matters whatsoever because people die before either of those two dots gets close to running out.