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1-12-2011 @ 9:37AM
WGSXFrank said...
I spent most of BC and WotLK as a sword-spec combat rogue. I switched to dual-dagger assassination (Mutilate spec) a few months before Cata was released. I've never looked back.
Sure, I still have combat set up as my off-spec... but I honestly never see any reason to use it. I'm usually top (or near top) DPS in PvE, and I put out sufficient damage (and heal myself enough to almost always stay alive) in PvP...
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1-12-2011 @ 9:54AM
Hail said...
You might consider making your offspec assassination pvp. the talents are pretty different, and you would die even less if you had imp recup for pvp.
1-12-2011 @ 10:00AM
Telwar said...
I was combat back in TBC, but went mute for Wrath and also never looked back.
I now have my main spec for dungeon running and an offspec, also mute, for soloing and questing, and it's great. My ret paladin had far more trouble in Tol Barad than the rogue ever did.
1-12-2011 @ 10:25AM
WGSXFrank said...
@Hail: Assassination is my main spec. I do an equal amount of PvP and PvE, and I use the same spec for both, but different armor sets. I often use recuperate (with improved recuperate of course) in both settings. In PvP to stay alive, and in PvE to stay alive and put a little less pressure on the healer.
There have even been multiple times, while running heroics, where our tank would die and I'd end up "tanking" (Popping Evasion and/or CloS and/or Combat Readiness) while healing myself with imp Recuperate and having a healer on me(if they're not already dead). I can think of 6 or 7 times now where I've downed a heroic boss doing so... Granted they are typically under %10 at this point.