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not a bug, sap in classic has always had a chance to proc poison, however since nobody puts deadly on the MH it wouldn’t ever break sap because the damaged applied before the CC.
In short, deadly brew is not for pvp
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or my farming alt grabbing gathering nodes, I guess lol
Or dungeon groups expecting their rogue to CC something. That seems like a problem.
Pretty sure this is happening on gouge too. Not attacking, then hit gouge, half a second later I think it failed but really there was a stack of deadly on it.
yeah, even with improved sap, expecting rogues to Sap in classic PvE is like begging for RNGesus to smite the whole group
I just found this out the hard way today. What genius thought it was a good idea to allow this to continue to be the case with the deadly brew rune? I mean in an RP sense, if I poison a blade but then sap the guard, I’M NOT SAPPING WITH THE BLADE. smh
You don’t use deadly in PVP, ever.
Every time you hit someone, even with SAP, poisons can proc.
It’s a skill issue. You’ll figure it out.
You literally just made a post about how SoD is too hard.
PVE content bro.
It’s ok if there is high skill ceilings in PVP.
They are completely different things.
Go back to retail you PVE Andy nerd.
Most of the time you don’t meet the best PVP players in the open world. So noobs can still do fine most of the time. They just get more gear and win with gear.
This is how MMOs work. YOu either get gud at PVP or you out gear people or out level them.
This is how an MMO should be.
This is why raid content needs to be accessible so bad players can get gear to do well in PVP or farming or other areas of the game.
It’s like I’m teaching a noob basics of an MMO game design. It’s not rocket science. It’s very simple. YOu just have to think for more than 1 min about it.
If fears from priest/Warlock/warrior can cc you for ages and have a damage threshold to break I don’t see why gouge should break from a single tick of saber slash or deadly poison.
You lack any finesse in your forum trolling
It does. But if you wanted to actually stun things you should’ve made a paladin.