Totem Talk: Enhancement's path to victory in patch 4.0.1

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10-09-2010 @ 12:34PM

Titusx said...

Hey Rich!, long tome no see!

I have a question about filling up talent points at 85. Right now, the way I'm specing, I'm left with 3 points which I'm not sure where to place. I am torn between Reverberation and Elemental Precision. 3% spell dmg "feels" like a better thing to have but the way things are now being able to drop more shocks might be good too.

I'm not in the beta so I have no way to test this. How do you see the cutter build at 85 going?

10-09-2010 @ 1:00PM

Stoneybaby said...

It's definitely worth subscribing to the EJ thread, there are far more smarter theorycrafters there than in my head that's swirling around with a bajillion other things. Having said that, Elemental Precision is not shaping up to be a good talent for Enhancement. First, we won't have Spirit on our gear. Second, we shouldn't ever reforge to Spirit. Third, it looks like the bonus to hit is for additional Spirit over your baseline. So far, not so good.

As we get closer to the expansion I'll dive in deeper to 85. Right now I'm focused on getting a heroic Halion 25 kill before the patch!

May all your hits be crits!

10-09-2010 @ 1:46PM

Titusx said...

Thanks a bunch! I'm always looking around on EJ for the best theoricrafting info so I will keep an eye for any new threads related to talent bulds.

Since I was basing my choice over a simple judgement (as if I'm a paladin!) that maybe 3% spell dmg (I figured the spirit part of the talent was to be ignored) would be a bigger increase than more shocks.

As I said, I will dig around the EJ forums and see. Thanks for the heads up on it though... guess that leaves room for a little more utility.

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