The rise and fall of class popularity

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5-13-2009 @ 12:29PM

Talyre said...

My rogue is still my main, but I will admit that I spend most of my time leveling up my now-68 Druid. A friend and I were working on a tanking warrior and a resto druid, but when 3.1 and dual specs hit, I picked up balance, letting us blow through content easily. The versatility of the druid is really quite nice, and I can definitely understand why people are paying more attention to hybrids these days.

My rogue will always be my main though. Huge damage output with no mana regeneration? YES PLEASE.

5-13-2009 @ 3:51PM

Chosimba said...

starsfan,

I agree, higher armor should mean less damage output. That's always been my problem with the rogue:

Leather armor, no self heal, no real range (since they nerfed the silence of Deadly Throw) . Still, rogues are fun and while I hate that EVERYONE has stuns now (that was OUR specialty), I love the fact that Mutilate is a vial spec now and we can do more than spam sinister strike or hemo now. And THAT'S why I play a pure DPS class (even if the DPS isn't much better than hybrids). I still have a good time, and that's why I pay $15.00 per month for my level 80 Troll Rogue main (and my level 59 DK).

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