The Queue: The roof, the roof

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6-09-2009 @ 1:04PM

Bubsa said...

"I can't think of any PvE-oriented specs that are actually failing in PvP."

Well, depending how you would define 'fail', I'd say a Holy Priest is nearing this category :P

6-09-2009 @ 1:16PM

JKWood said...

I haven't been particularly successful with my Holy Pally in PvP. I suppose now that I have Holy Shock, I should give it another try, though.

6-09-2009 @ 1:29PM

Alex Ziebart said...

That was a typo. :\

It was supposed to say, "I can't think of any PvE-oriented specs that are actually failing in PvE."

Meaning I think all specs are doing fairly well. At least, much much better than they used to be.

6-09-2009 @ 1:58PM

Bubsa said...

Ah. Like every single druid having to be resto in Vanilla WoW.

Gotcha!

6-09-2009 @ 2:20PM

Dart said...

Fire Mage?

6-09-2009 @ 2:31PM

Worcester said...

Don't forget that deep-Sub rogues still have Honor Among Thieves. Personally, I pick up Shadowstep too. It costs a few extra points, but it also delivers a damage bonus and threat reduction each time it's used. Not bad in a boss fight.

My gear is significantly lower than most other rogues I run into in raids, but my DPS is usually not too far behind.

6-09-2009 @ 2:33PM

Mattimus said...

"Ah. Like every single druid having to be resto in Vanilla WoW."

And Paladins having to go Holy and look at nothing except the 5-minute timers on 40 people, warriors being THE only tank... I'm so glad that we've taken such huge steps away from class pigeonholing.

6-09-2009 @ 4:54PM

Riley said...

I tried HAT once, didn't really like it
other than the time i tried it, I don't think I've ever seen a raiding sub rogue

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