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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
5-19-2010 @ 8:13PM
Adeany said...
Personally, I go through 2/2 Improved Psychic Scream to pick up Silence, and the ranged interrupt has been pretty useful in ICC.
Also, Dusknoir is one word.
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5-19-2010 @ 8:47PM
Spazmoose said...
The problem with Silence, as was experienced way back in Tempest Keep (though I will be honest that I haven't tried it out recently), is that a lot of mobs, particularly in raids, are actually immune to Silence, making it unreliable.
Also, because Psychic Scream has extremely limited use, especially in a raid environment, due to its tendency to simply pull more mobs, resulting in more harm than good, I would actually steer people away from these two talents.
5-19-2010 @ 11:24PM
Adeany said...
I guess I was kind of unclear. I'll agree that Psychic Scream is basically useless in a raid environment, but the only way to get to Silence is to talent into 2/2 Imp. Psychic Scream.
All raid bosses are still immune to casting lockout component of the spell, but the interrupt component is still effective, and 3 talent points for a ranged interrupt is a pretty good deal, considering there honestly isn't anywhere else to put them.
5-20-2010 @ 12:29AM
Dusknoir said...
I agree on all accounts. ;)
5-20-2010 @ 9:59AM
visitingl337n00b said...
I'd say silence has saved my raid from wiping three times in ICC (twice to pull in Plague Scientists so we wouldn't accidentally pull a dog when we didn't want to, once on a Deathwhisper frost bolt), and saved us some inconvenience against paladin severed essences when we pull both Val'kyrs at once. That's is more than any alternative I can come up for those three points would have done.