I’m sorry but if you’re losing to 1800 players at “2600” mmr, then that’s a personal problem. Exaggerations like this don’t make your points look anymore valid, in fact quite the opposite.
Again, seems like the common denominator here is fire mage.
I still feel like you buff outlier specs first and see where that brings the game. Buffing demo lock alone, which I exclusively played for quite a bit of the xpac, farms RMX. I prayed for RMX games when I used to play it.
Gutting specs is always called for but is never the answer and is what got us to the state of the game we’re in now.
It is not an exaggeration. You haven’t played on 2.6 mmr yet probably, but on EU 2.6 mmr DHs usually press their buttons randomly, play wrong talents, miss every burn etc.
My friend is the top DK on the NA 2s ladder right now and farms people who make that many mistakes just the same.
You, also are clearly referencing from a 2s perspective since 1800 players even now, do not play at 2600 mmr or close to it in 3s, and the game isn’t balanced around that.
Just saying… You’re complaining about 1600dhs missing everything and beating you, I have no problem with those. like I said, bigger problem is sin rogue and destro
You’re wrong. I play with anything in lfg so I can learn rdruid. I literally play with every DPS spec in queue, no tanks though.
When a dh misses most their things it’s a easy win usually.
Sin rogue can play terrible and won by 3rd vendetta.
Locks can sit mid map and blow up anything that comes in sight forcing most things to sit 10 minutes trying to line till deep deep deep dampening.
You can talk about my rating all you want while I’m leaning this class/spec but I’m having no problems beating what you can’t, obviously.
So you can keep whining and exaggerating about a spec that isn’t even in the top 3-5 problem specs at the moment.
Do you want tips?
But you’re the one complaining about a spec that’s not even in the top 5 specs to complain about.
Yes you’re better than me. But even I know there are more pressing specs out there to deal with first.