Shifting Perspectives: A peek at the beta bear

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8-10-2010 @ 6:08PM

theminifig said...

"As a short gloss, I'm seeing Swipes in the 200-300 range, Mangles in the 1,200 to 3,000 range, Thrash around the 100-170 range, etc."

Sweet Thrall's soiled diaper.. 3,000 damage swipes.

That's a WONDERFUL chunk of damage.

8-10-2010 @ 6:39PM

Felix_NZ said...

You're off by a factor of 10.

8-10-2010 @ 6:43PM

theminifig said...

Felix_NZ did you not just read the article?

I quoted it verbatim.

8-10-2010 @ 7:29PM

Dreamer said...

You quoted verbatim, and then switched a few words around:

SWIPES in the 200-300 range, MANGLES in the 1200-3000

It's a possibility that they could drop lacerate down to 3 stacks from 5 and it would be far less demanding of GCDs, oh and how easy/hard is it to solo group quests and whatnot, with LotP giving 8% max hp instead of 4% and general "zomg i haz many healths"

8-10-2010 @ 10:03PM

Felix_NZ said...

"I quoted it verbatim."

/facepalm

8-11-2010 @ 4:01AM

Snuzzle said...

THey should drop Lac down to 3 stacks, imo and then rebalance it around that. As far as I'm aware, Lac was supposed to be sort of a "bear's Sunder" in that it was what we were supposed to stack to get threat in the same way as a warrior will stack Sunders. Sunder has been dropped down to 3 stacks (mostly because they don't want the armor reduction a 5-stack grants) yet Lac is still at 5. I'm confident Lac will be rebalanced in a similar fashion.

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