Cleavage buffed on PTR

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3-06-2008 @ 3:10AM

Beef said...

I disagree with such "skill-nerfing" moves.

The whole point is to be able to CONTROL your character.

Don't do multi-mob dmg when there's a sheep around.
Learn to control your character. Having it all just full blast dmg is dumb and pointless and removes a player's individual skill.

Besides, for all those shamans and hunters wanting to shoot at several targets at the same time, what if that other target is AOE aggroed by the tank? You think he can hold onto him for long if you keep blasting those chain lightnings?

Learn to play the game instead of wanting everything to be serviced by one mouse click.

Perhaps give instant ability to all dps classes:

[One-Shot] => Does what it says in the can. Press it and your target is instantly dead. Works in PvE, BG and Arenas too.
Cooldown: 0.1 seconds

3-06-2008 @ 2:03PM

Salty said...

There's plenty of more dynamic ways to demonstrate your skill than babysitting archaic AI.

3-06-2008 @ 2:51PM

Manatank said...

This is as much a buff for druid and warrior tanks as it is for the classes that get to use this. Part of the reason that people love paladin tanks is that they were the only class that would let them let loose with these abilities because there was no CC. Now they can just let loose as soon as the tank has a bit of agro on all the mobs (just because you won't break CC doesn't mean you want to be doing early damage to the non-tanked mobs).

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