Any suggestions on the earliest level to swap from a leveling BM spec to an MM pve spec without slowing down leveling progress or losing ability to solo harder quests?
Currently 48 and considering respecing in early 50s.
Just respec at 60. No reason to go MM earlier, TBH, especially given that at level 50 you’ll have Aimed Shot even as BM.
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Like said BM stays the best until 60
It’s just very efficient for soloing overall
Unless you’re running dungeons/raids with your guild at 55 there’s no reason to respec to MM
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Dillon obviously knows best. Take his advice.
That being said I am leveling as marks/surv and having a lot of fun. Sure it is not as efficient as bm but I am ok with that. I like leveling in the spec I plan to play at max
Beeples!!! That hunt really slowed my leveling process plus I have some 
in my mix so playing wow on the back burner for now.
Stay BM for now. Just banged 51 so I got AS which crits for 1k. I’ve always been MM but as BM I’m dunkin on kids that try and gank. Since I’ve gotten Broken Tooth and BW I haven’t lost yet.
Advice that I got back in the day so I will give it here.
If you are new to hunter, or new to WoW, I would say spec to MM around 50-52, it will slow down your lvl’ing a tiny bit, but you will learn to play the spec before moving to endgame content. the worst thing is to jump into end game and eff up because you don’t fully understand how to play your spec yet. This is what I did many years ago, with my first hunter. Again, I will do the same, now that I have been off game for many years, my first hunter was in 2004-2010. but now that I have been off game for like 6 years. Leving the last 8-10 lvl’s as MM really will help you to get your rotation down, understand aggro with pet, and get a feel for the MM hunters all around gameplay. However, this is if you need to learn, if you are a pro hunter then just spec at 60.
MM and BM rotations are the same in Classic.
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