Encrypted Text: The Rogue Q&A in review

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8-12-2009 @ 3:53PM

jediking001 said...

Listen Im not a Rogue I am a Shadow Priest, so, i dont kno how wrong ill be for saying this. Rogues for the most part are balanced. Good in both PvP and PvE. Rogues are wanted classes in both also. Rogues own and can stand up to most classes in the game. Rogues have a variety of moves and combinations (as a shadow priest i do not, our rotation is pretty simple). Your damage! forget about it. i see yall doing nice DPS. So i dont get why ya'll are complaining. help?

8-12-2009 @ 3:58PM

Chase Christian said...

Who's complaining? I'm saying we're fine! I agree with you completely.

8-12-2009 @ 4:05PM

jediking001 said...

Read what the 1st guy wrote. I love the "Blizz is smoking crack" "not seen as a second-class DPS" parts. So funny his responce. so what your not top DPS anymore? your # 2! thats awsome! im a S Priest we lack moves, combinations, and out DPS takes time to kick in! lol Rogues r amazingly balanced class.

8-12-2009 @ 4:20PM

Ger said...

Please read it again and try to comprehend Jedi. He doesn't play a Rogue. He is another DPS class complaining that Rogues are superior in DPS.

8-12-2009 @ 4:28PM

Ger said...

And I personally have a ton of respect for rogues, especially when they top DPS charts. They are far more vulnerable than other straight DPS classes due to being melee. They have the lowest armor of the melee DPSers. And they have to constantly reposition themselves on mobs and run to different mobs while ranged can just hang out in back and cast or shoot arrows. I challenge anyone who badmouths rogues to play one -they aren't a hard class to play but they are very hard to play well and top those dps charts while actually staying live.

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