WoW Rookie: Choose the right class part 2

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2-04-2009 @ 11:20PM

unpoloart said...

You got Warlocks Wrong, you missed that Warlocks are too CC, with fear and Seduction.

No all people like CC with Fear, but if you practice it helps a lot, for instance, when you are the last guy on a pull, you got 2 mobs, you can fear one and finish the other.

I managed to survive some elites on dungeons with Fear-Shadow bolt or Fear-Incinerate.

Also, you missed the most important part of all,:::

DEMONS!!!!!!

We warlocks control demons to help us with our diabolical tasks, Tank (Voidwalker), DPS(Imp, Fel guard), Buff/Silence/Dispells (Felhunter), CC(Sucubus) ... damn we also can summon demons that we can hardly control (Infernal, Doomguard)....

Last, " if you like a Mage but ... " WTF IS THAT!!!! NO SELFRESPECTING WARLOCK WOULD EVER CONSIDER OR IMAGE BEEING A MAGE!!!!!

Warlocks also dont rule as they used to because now they need skill to be played, not everyone can dish out massive damage with a lock now.

So, please, before posting this kind of stuff, even if it's for rookies, infor correctly

unpoloart - US-Firetree-PVP

2-05-2009 @ 2:42AM

Cyanea said...

Amen my DoT flinging brother or sister!

*salutes*

2-05-2009 @ 3:34AM

blkmasta55555 said...

While I agree with the other stuff to a degree, no selfrespecting mage would consider rerolling Warlock as anything but a fun alt anyway, seeing as you aren't really needed for raids anymore.

2-05-2009 @ 5:37AM

Lochlorien said...

You hit the nail right on the head! The only thing I would like to add would be warlocks also use Banish as CC. Other than that, I agree 100% with you!

2-05-2009 @ 10:12AM

unpoloart said...

Yes, I forgot to put Banish as a CC method, tnx for the reminder...

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