Title. Ive played feral since i started the game and wanna know if i could raid as a cat dps? I know powershofing amd MCP are required for competitive dps but is it enough
Itâll be above the mediocre level, if you put forth the effort. Farming MCP is the only way to be fairly competitive.
Raids will want at least one Feral offtank for flexibility, but thatâs about it.
Thanks ill go to my second choice then. My rogue.
The stigma of healer DPS is not going away any time soon.
but people cleared Molten Core without everybody even being level 60. If a raid canât handle a few healer DPS builds, itâs cause the raid is bad.
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Itâs totally fine for most casual raiding guilds. A fair warning though, sometimes youâll end up occasionally off-healing and doing other things outside of cat-form. Itâs not like retail cat dps
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take a ret paladin as well because then youâll have someone lower than you.
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I would hope there are people in this game that arenât too snobby about this kind of thing and are fine putting together raids with what they have. You just have to find them, or start one. Play whatever you find fun, imo.
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if you plan on staying in cat form the entire time, donât bother. To be âcompetitiveâ you need MCPs and even then you probably wont top charts against a mage/rogue/warrior putting in equal effort and with equal gear.
If youâre ok playing a druid and not a cat, youâll be fine. Feral druids bring multiple things to a raid, great off tank, emergency heals, combat rez to save a wipe, and âdecentâ DPS when none of that is happening.
The only bad druid in a raid is one that never shifts. If you wanna pokey pokey kill and hit the top of the meter itâs not the right class. Weâre swiss army knives.
Just like the 100000 other threads asking this same question over and over again.
Yes, you can find a guild to raid with.
No, you will not be accepted into speed raider/hardcore guilds.
Feral Druids will out dps hunters and warlocks if you prep for itâŚ