Arcane Brilliance: Perfecting the fire tree

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4-09-2011 @ 2:23PM

razion said...

I'd rather have a stacking haste buff the longer we don't crit, that just keeps us casting faster and faster, weaving fire more dangerously and more recklessly, and if we hit a big enough ballpark then we get something equivalent to Cold Snap (but for fire spells). This means that you can still have that big unlucky streak, but when you do get that big unlucky streak it not only happens faster, but it resets a lot of big cool-downs like Flame Orb and Combustion, so it's like winning the lottery. And speaking of Combustion, I'm really more in favor of it just being a flat damage-increasing buff. Because that's what I'm after in a cool-down--increased damage. Why not just give it to us like that directly or turn it into a damaging spell?
My two cents on the issue.

4-10-2011 @ 1:37AM

Twilytgardnaery said...

Love love love love LOVE this!

4-10-2011 @ 5:44AM

Shorten said...

Impatiente Ardor - your consecutive non-critical spells increase your critical chance by 9% and your critical damage by 0.9%. Stacking up to 9 times for lasts 20 seconds, buff cleared by successively landing a critical strike.

Go Blizz, feel free to use that at will.

4-10-2011 @ 4:25PM

Docseuzz said...

What's odd is that it would be even MORE valuable to NOT have crit rating, to elongate that powered up state....

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