Then why were DK’s the Meta in the last half of Shadowlands?
Oh yeah…they did broken levels of damage and were unkillable.
Mobility is a factor but is never the main reason the community favors one Tank over another. If it was Monks and DH’s would always be the Meta.
So a Gap Closer doesn’t matter? A warrior would maintain their clear times if they lose their gap closer? Cuz thar sounds like what you’re trying to allude to.
All I see is you deflecting from addressing the cases they’ve made regarding DK utility.
Borrowed power, different layouts, different densitity, and a different core theme.
Why can’t you stop grasping at straws and stay on DF?
LOL why can’t you see that most in this thread think you’re clueless?
Oh? When did I do that?
You were also wrong when you said I wasn’t personally attacked multiple times.
Odd how you dropped that so quickly.
Borrowed power is literally baked into talent revamp.
It’s still there, just in a different form.
But that borrowed power gave Warrior even more of your beloved godlike mobility! So why wasn’t Protection dominant across the board with so much of that sheer uncontained mobility?
No it isn’t. Not all carried over.
Yes actually I am fully confident that warriors could/would still be top dogs without factoring in their mobility into the equation at all. Warriors are good because they do massive DPS and are passively tanky AF. Their mobility is just icing on the cake. This is easily proven because warriors HAD all this uber mobility in past expansions/seasons and were NOT considered top dogs (and, in fact, were considered bottom tier ALONG with DKs in S1 specifically which was dubbed the “kite meta”).
In fact, DKs ONLY became good in SL when we got tier powers…in case you don’t know (and I am confident you don’t), the DK tier sets had NOTHING to do with mobiluty…it was like 80% DPS and 20% defensive in nature…EVERYTHING hinged on DRW and maintaining uptime on it. You were a pile of tissue paper without it since everything from our legendary to tier powers all revolved around it. In fact, Kyrian became the dominant covenant simply because it gave us massive damage and DR that could spread and a rune refresh that could be used on another heart strike (which became 3 heart strikes) over the previous slappy hands which just helped us with bone shield uptime/generation.
Edit - Stop trying to pretend massive DPS disparities aren’t the singular biggest reason why tanks (and DPS) are or are not meta. Utility can only get you so far. Mobility will only get you so far. Being able to efficiently kill things and/or survive otherwise unsurviable things consistently is the biggest factors bar none.
Ah, the passive aggressiveness.
You should copl your head. It seems trutg is making you unreasonable and angry.
I also already answered that but lile always you ignore most post, personally attack me, and putting words in my mouth.
It’s not healthy being so angry and toxic all the time.
DKs are doing average in mobility, dunno what this guy’s on about.
They don’t need a gap closer. 98% of mobs in the game can be gripped. Please close thread now
Death Knights have two stacks of a 30% sprint that makes them immune to slows and knockbacks. I don’t think they are seething that much.
Ah, the passive aggressiveness and insults thrown in.
Why did you even bother posting if you cannot stop yourself from those comments?
Why bother posting about the relevance of class mobility when you fundamentally seem to misunderstand it’s mechanics, and then respond to them explaining it with a mild snarky remark, purely focusing on that remark?
That’s a new term right there.
Actually, no, you didn’t. I asked you a question and you blatantly refused to answer it.
Reporting troll thread and muting it, bai.
Immune to Death Grip.
Your argument is invalid as the top priority mobs have that.
I don’t see why my topic should be closed when I’m not in the wrong and it’s so active.
Are you jealous or something, Paladin?
I hope you enjoy the Leap.
It also taunts xd
Implying it isn’t relevant or an advantage is pretty crazy of an opinion to have.