-Night fae ability is just flat out better for me.
-Same for soulbinds.
Yet… yet… I want abomination factory way more than freaking gardening simulator. To say I am bitter that the necrolord covenant gets their own personal helper in daily missions that also is fully customizable is the understatement of the freaking millenium.
Yet the druid necrolord ability is SO BAD that if I told people in earnest I wanted to roll necrolord they’d laugh at me.
Yo, I could never do it. Min/maxing in a video game is like doing a swimming sport. I couldn’t turn something I do for fun into a chore. But I get people like being the best of the best…despite many not fitting that bill at all.
Look these abilities are going to be around for only shadowlands. The Tmog, mount, title, etc and the memories of having fun with a Abomination factory are going to stick around longer than the more than likely slight difference in percentage.
But hey like I said, I couldn’t do it honestly. Seems like a terrible way to play a video game.
Sweet, really?? Okay. I’ll be a bastion paladin with the night fae travel ability, with abomination factory as weekly/daily content.
Make it happen Ion!
I just picked Necro on my mage coz having a second body guard (frost mage ftw) to protect my vulnerable little clothie will be insanely handy.
But more importantly, the dudes in Maldraxxus are badass and I already made my mind up I was gonna pick them as soon as I started questing in that zone.
I think this thread says a lot about happiness versus success. How many players are willing to sacrifice being happy while playing a video game just to squeak out some extra DPS?
It depends on the succuess we are talking about. There is a difference between getting a better paying job for better quality of life, and doing the dirty job nobody wants to do for slight notoriety with the boss.
I don’t know if you know this but for hunters the night fae ability is an orbital bombardment and the necro ability does slightly more damage than a aimed shot if the aimed shot doesn’t crit