Encrypted Text: Let's get kicking

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2-09-2011 @ 2:35PM

Truewan said...

Last PvP encrypted text article written: Aug 18th 2010 at 6:00PM.

Cant say I blame you, much more rogues PvE than PvP. There really hasnt been much PvP related info scrictly about rogues since the death of rogue rogue. The PvP rogue experience up to yesterday has been a bland one to say the least. You produced another good read, thanks.

2-09-2011 @ 3:07PM

Lucidique said...

Gotta agree. Rogues in PVP these days, and for the entirity of Wrath really, have been boring to me. Too much focus on your CDs to keep you alive, too little on everything else. Then comes the choice no other melee has to deal with, the same scale: Mobility or damage? I don't like it anymore. I've been sticking to PVP'ing as a Disc Priest for two years now.

2-09-2011 @ 3:20PM

Lemons said...

Rogues are always "fine". That's our mantra. We kind of just stay the same in the middle of the road and the other classes are the ones who are always in fluctuation. Then again being a constant isn't really that bad, at least you don't have to complain bitterly about getting nerfed..."man, they nerfed us man, they came from behind man, and the nerf bats were swinging everywhere, I used to be a GOD, lord of the pvpz, and now I'm just a mortal like you...I don't understand the world anymore..."

Then again I still complain bitterly so...

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