The Light and How to Swing It: Protection in patch 4.0.1

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9-15-2010 @ 5:20PM

(cutaia) said...

I tried tanking some heroics in the PTR last night, and while it felt a little clunky to me, I get the impression that it's strictly because of the newness of it all.

Personally, I think this new, more reactive tanking style is going to be a lot of fun.

(And thanks for the prot post!)

9-16-2010 @ 12:24AM

Eturyu said...

I've been a pally for ever, healin in Vanilla cause ......thats all we could ldo lol. Later have been Rofl ret who couldn't get into raids cause we had no cc, and how do you do heroics withought CC in TBC? in wrath, (or just at the end of TBC) we got given replenish, and rpent, are dmage was boosted, we were made uber and a million people became ret.

I got given a Beta pass pretty early, and i played Beta till about a month ago, i'm not a math wizz, and i'm not uber insightfull, but this is the 1st time EVER i have NOT had fun on my pally...

We've been up and down Nerf wise it never bothered me when were underpowered, it definatley was fine when we were overpowered, But this is the 1st time since vanilla i have not had fun on him.....even with all the shiny new stuff.

10-12-2010 @ 5:51AM

Hollow Leviathan said...

I hear so so many terrible things about the state of tankadins, I'm fairly scared of logging in tomorrow. I've been tanking since TBC, but will I continue? I'll weep a little into my cuff if I have to switch mains, esp. prior to the account-wide achievement patch GC loves to talk about.

Maybe I'll switch to Holy and cleanse warriors, like Elune intended.

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