Yes chrth, and that's why the new talents are *more* mathy than the old ones, not less. Now you can go online and look up an "optimum" build. In MoP, you'll have to go online and look up and optimal spec and rotation for each fight.

@velutina: That doesn't follow. Knowing which cc is most useful for a fight is awareness, not number-crunching. If you need to go online to determine that Intimidation stuns adds on a boss where the raid leader tells you that only stuns work, then you're class awareness is sorely lacking. Worst-case scenario is that you adjust the talent between pulls.

Or to use another example: of the three level 90 traps, Black Ice would be most effective if you've been tasked with add kiting (for example, the parasites in Magmaw). If you understand in advance what the talents actually do, you shouldn't have to go online to figure that out; it should be a simple "Hunter, can you kite these adds?" followed by "sure, just give me a sec to swap a talent."

Granted, something like the Level 75 talents will be number-crunched to death, but the reality is that there will be a shorthand that will be 90% optimal. Is there a DPS race at the end? Then Readiness is probably the way to go for a giant burst. Is sustained DPS more important? Then Thrill of the Hunt will probably be the choice. Or are there adds/events that occur where it's necessary for you to down them quickly? Fervor might be the choice in case you're caught relatively focus-starved. (These are just examples and not to be taken as gospel)

Will there be sites that say For Boss X spec A-E-H-K-N-Q? Of course. But fight and class awareness - along with (hopefully) a relatively easy system for talent-swapping - makes these largely irrelevant.