Yeah, its great, I’m playing ret too. The amount of effort he puts in would net him like 600+ on Fury warrior. That said, if the ret player is good, they’re still an asset to your raid.
Ret is a spec for specialists who want to push a bad class as hard as it goes. Sure, its viable, but its a willing handycap for the player in question.
I really dislike min/maxers who dump on others who refuse to do it. It’s a 15 year old game, relax. You don’t need to stack Fury Warriors/Mages/Rogues to kill a boss.
Im happy people are starting to feel positive towards ret im actually running a guild that would love ret paladins and spelladins alike called off spec home of the meme specs where we not only allow meme specs we search for them
You mean, this build can make a ret pally competitive with a level 45 mage?
Also, how long until he goes oom? Also, how much work is required to make this useable? My understanding is that gnomeregan weapon has charges, and is basically a consumable item.
Specs that rely on that item are just downright silly. It shows just how badly broken these specs truly are. It’s like if hunters were required to go farm SM for whistles in order to have a pet.
and if the class relies on also having damage from the weapon you are hamstringing your dps.
The reason it works for Feral Druids is because Weapon Damage is not used at all. they could equip their lvl 1 weapon and get the same dps as a lvl 60 weapon that has no Str/agility because for a druid its just a stat stick or on use item slot.
but as far as relying on an item for damage goes, its the same for every one. other wise there would be a no weapon kill of rag.
The spell build uses SoR and other external coefficients, shadow oil and dragonbreath. MCP applies a 2.1 speed seal of rightiousness on a 1.1 attack speed, which is really good when you stack SP. The build is stacking on hit SP scaling.
The issue with the pure SP build is that you’re straight up useless unless you’re popping consumables. The build’s QoL is extremely poor.