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12-07-2011 @ 6:23PM
Rufin said...
There's a LOT I could talk about, but here's a simple one I want Blizzard to fix.
When you enter an Arena or RBG, take off the Transmog.
In a battleground Mogging is ok; BGs are casual and aren't really meant for the upper echelon (not that they don't play it, it just isn't priority). Gear really doesn't matter much in them because most people are in a mix of PvP/PvE as is.
My problem is that in Arena it IS important what gear you have on (something I despise about WoW's PvP, but no matter). If I see that an enemy is in full S11, but his partner is in S9 still then it is a much wiser decision to go after the one that has less gear. Mogging doesn't let this happen, and as much as I hate the "Gear = Danger" role, I need to see who has less gear.
Obviously if you get up past 1550 you won't run into this problem, but for casual PvPers like myself it is a valuable thing to know your opponents gear.
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12-07-2011 @ 7:00PM
Mackeli said...
Generally PVP gear has a lot more stamina than PVE gear so you can tell from their health who has more pvp gear :)
pve health usually sits about 120k-130k (unless they're a tank) and full ruthless s10 gives you about 140k-145k
I'll admit it was confusing the first time but I'm already used to it :)
12-07-2011 @ 7:37PM
Rufin said...
Sure, but HP Pools aren't all the same for different roles. A Blood DK's HP is a lot different than a Holy Pali's. And really, I'd rather not have to research how much HP each class has per role per gearing.
Just get rid of the Mog in arena, would make it a lot easier.
12-07-2011 @ 8:37PM
Mackeli said...
While I appriciate your point, I don't see how it's much different than checking peoples buffs to see what classes are stealthed, you have to know what class has all those buffs and besides, you should already have your target before you are even close enough to tell what gear they have on and during target switches (which are generally every 30-60 seconds) you can quickly tell who is squishier.
Why should pve players get to choose how they look but we don't?
12-08-2011 @ 1:39AM
dodgeballer2005 said...
It's called a bluff. Deal with it. Card games have them. Card games are PVP as well. All games should give the player the ability to bluff or show their cards.