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3-22-2008 @ 6:04PM
Ravenous said...
I haven't really Looked into outfitter, or closetgnome, ever. I use good old Itemrack, with a secondary bar and macro's linked to my gear setups.
on my warrior alone, I have got over 12 gear setups, but funilly enough,
- even though I have been tanking (high level content) for practically my entire wow 'carreer'-
I have only 1 normal tanking set. no 'max stamina', no 'max threat' (though that might be nice for 5-mans), and no 'max mitigation'.
to me, an 'older' tanking item feels inferior, once I receive an item that is able to replace that adequately.
for instance, I just dropped my T5 tanking legs in the bank, the moment I had fully enchanted and gemmed my T6 tanking legs.
I know that T5 might perhaps be more useful to create a 'passive crit immunity' set, but frankly, it just would make me feel crappy.. less armor, less stamina, etc
as for threat: in 3 years of playing a warrior, I have just learned to make do with what I have got, I don't believe that a 'max threat' set would offer that much more threat, to make it worth my while... i'll just work harder then. and with that attitude, I can still properly tank 5-mans.
ofcourse, I do have tweaked out resistance sets, and re-evaluate them on a regular basis, to make sure they are the best I can offer on that subject.
I'm glad you mentioned the naked setup aswell.
it doesn't happen often, but it's still nice to occasionally be able to take off all your gear, and save yourself a repair bill :)