Non-twink pug experiences...
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The other day i was farming RFC for a couple pairs of Caverndwellers for my warrior. I was tanking. Theres something quite satisfying about taking the majority of the instance in 3 or 4 pulls and dealing 50% of the dmg.
I'm continously being told that I am a noob because of my staff, and I should use dual daggers. I'm a lvl 19 hunter.
Last time was in WC and the guy even said "my point still stands" after I told him that I can't use dual wield until lvl 20.
I don't really get that, did he mean that one dagger in bags and one in hand would be better or something
Last time was in WC and the guy even said "my point still stands" after I told him that I can't use dual wield until lvl 20.
I don't really get that, did he mean that one dagger in bags and one in hand would be better or something
Splenda said:
Skill and success are completely related.
Since gear and success are related and skill and success are related, then gear and skill must be related.
having to be in viper aspect most of the dung to not get aggro is boring, but still, my dps it at top
Yeah, up at 59 people generally have the skills/gear/abilities to do more damage, but I still frequently do 50% of the damage as the tank running Strat (trying for my lightforge pants), and often end up self-healing ( I mostly tank as Ret in Champion gear). I've ended up 4-3manning it quite a few times; before I transferred from Bloodlust, I 2manned the whole instance with a 60 fire mage twink I knew.
Pity the poor pugs who end up in Strat because of me though- Strat is a massive biatch. Esp Strat-Undead, and especially as a pally tank. I've figured out how to manage it, but I always try to give the tank a heads up if I end up in there as healer/DPS
Pity the poor pugs who end up in Strat because of me though- Strat is a massive biatch. Esp Strat-Undead, and especially as a pally tank. I've figured out how to manage it, but I always try to give the tank a heads up if I end up in there as healer/DPS