Warrior Glaives TBC?

Yeah that is probably more in line with what I meant. I just feel like so many people THINK they want to be sweaty, or hold it as absolute fact the only way to get things done, but then I see the forums of tons of successful guilds doing their own thing, and just clearing a little slower.

My frustrations come from the people acting like it will be soul crushingly hard/bad to say in classic bring a boomkin, or in TBC not have 5 locks and 4 hunters DPSing when the reality is it will be fine, and most of the players won’t even see a struggle.

Then people read that, come here say it, and then won’t deviate at all. Anyway, I’m rambling, and I got buffs to dispell. DMF comes but once a month!

Dr. Basketball doing ANOVA over here. nice nice

This thread is amazing.

Less time spent life tapping = higher DPS. every warlock trying to maximize their DPS will want every form of free mana regen

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Blizzard is not trustworthy when it comes to new content. Only their old unmodified content is any good. That’s pretty sad, but it’s not limited to Blizzard. Bioware is circling the bowl as we speak.

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Im waiting on Pantheon or Everquest 3.

Im sick of blizzard tbh, i also hate the way they treat their employees.

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They have imbalances intentionally for sure, and it’s done so that the zugzug will flock to the op spec and class and this ensures the retail game holds subscribers or engagement metrics.

This is why since WoD the way game design and balance has moved away from a legitimate attempt at PvE balance to an international roller coaster of buffs and nerfs, this is why they have the blanket buff / nerf slider in retail now rather than granular fixes where needed; and also why retails PvP is kinda terrible and has been since WoD.

I’m with you there. Maybe ashes too, but that’s a big maybe.

It’s all a marketing ploy, to be frank. It’s not about buying a quality product, it’s about the whole hype surrounding the release of a new product. After you’ve realized the product is shoddy, then the sunk cost fallacy sets in (i.e. I bought the game, so I might as well continue to play it.)

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AOC combat just looks so bad.

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WotLK Classic confirmed?

Yup, and the fact that the classes get buffer and nerfed forces rerolls generically even if it’s now a covenant buff or nerf.

If we’re getting Classic TBC, I’d wager WotLK is a safe bet at that point.

If we don’t get Classic TBC, the discussion of Warglaives doesn’t matter, does it?

I got both warglaives on this mage.

Seal twisting is actually hella fun and adds a bit of difficulty to the rotation. It still is no where near as hard as kitty dps but compared to most other rotations, it requires a few more brain cells.

I think it wouldn’t be a problem to get them… depends really at the awful drop rate. And ifc the people with who you raid

A joke, obviously. Although, apparently not obvious to one person…

It’s not so much absurd min/maxing as it is that TBC raid buff meta forces you to bring a very specific comp if you want all possible buffs.

What few flex slots there are (and there are only about 6 flex slots after all the buffs are accounted for) are going to be filled by the classes that pump DPS (mostly warlocks and hunters). It’s going to be pretty hard to get a raid spot as an off-meta spec.

Probably because the person I first responded to actually believed Hunters could use them and wasn’t joking, then you came in saying the same thing.