lloydganks1 said:
zealot's robe and skullbreaker came from the same quest. and nobody used the butcher MH as a rogue, ever, unless they were retarded or couldn't get a zealot blade. i'm assuming you're just remembering wrong because you obviously aren't retarded. and no, no one used windstorm unless they wanted to show off, sorry (nor did any rogue with a clue spec anything other than daggers at 29 for stuff other than dueling, so this argument is pretty pointless anyway).
did you play any 29s other than a rogue? because it sure doesn't seem like it! for someone who clearly only played a rogue, you also sure haven't done a lot of crying about perception, which made it literally impossible for horde rogue teams to win in arena for a good chunk of the 29 twinking era (but horde was imbalanced!!!) and you've completely ignored my previous points about "faction imbalance" in the bracket, even the ones where i attempted to agree with you.
i don't know anything about level 10s, because playing on a level 10 in this game is just silly. i'm sure you and the 20 other players who played in that bracket can come up with a lot better analysis of it than i could.
-cotus
I played warrior, priest, paladin, mage, and rogue. Warrior and mage were alliance. The rogue was horde. Paladin and priest were both factions. I would use my friend's hunter sometimes if they felt like using one of my alliance characters with me.
The difference between Zealot Blade and The Butcher was about the same as the difference between Reef Axe and Riot Stick currently. Better survivability, similar overall DPS, smaller burst. It was a playstyle choice rather than a clear-cut winner, except there's no trade-off in other slots to do so.
Perception against rogues wasn't as powerful as Will of the Forsaken against priests/warlocks/warriors, nor as useful as offensive CC for classes that lacked them.
In your warped world, gnomes using engineering CC once every 20 minutes and human's Perception making it harder for rogues to get an opener is better than priests/druids getting BC +healing weapon enchants, rogues getting mongoose on a functional main hand, clothies getting the better bracer for BC enchants, etc. The gear gap was as bad or worse than the eyepatch does for 20s and assisted more classes.
I've got about as much proof on population imbalance at 29 as you did when you were ranting on about Aerie Peak horde population imbalance in the 20 bracket. My queue times were faster on horde than on alliance for 29s during vanilla and BC.
In the end, you've ended up ranting more about 29s than on your reason for even posting in this thread. You knee-jerked and vented in the wrong direction multiple times here, and you will continue to do in the future. Can't fix stupid, I suppose. Have fun continuing to see imaginary angst wherever you go. I'm done talking to you.