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Rogue vs Shaman - 1 vs 1?
Best class in the game?
Best class in the game?
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It's impossible to get into the BG now, I was waiting for 2 hours today with nothing.
I checked to see who was in there and there were 20 lv60's playing and that was it. No other people were playing.
I checked to see who was in there and there were 20 lv60's playing and that was it. No other people were playing.
Soulkeeper is crap compared to Sarah's guide and that's a quest reward. Anyway, i would agree with the general caster attribute plan with the only exception being warlocks taking stamina over intellect.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
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Yup, exactly. Everything else is pretty much superfluous.
My strongest three are actually Intellect, then Spirit and then Stamina, but I consider my Priest to be pretty good. Earlier on in WSG, I took a Tauren 50 warrior, then a 45 mage straight after (he was fresh, and I was half-ish dead etc, depleted mana) then with the aid of a warlock, took another 50 warrior and a 47 priest, and I reckon I did 75% of the damage on the last two as well. Sweet as.
Rogues I also beat more often than not - eg I took a 47 to town inside the Horde base, he was UD, he dispelled my fear and I still took him. But I duelled a 49 Gnome outside WSG a bit and he creamed me 3/4 times. He was horribly laggy though.... I was facing him and spells wouldn't cast etc.
I now also want a Great Brightwood Staff, despite the fact I will mostly likely never get one. A Soulkeeper is the backup choice, and I reckon I could have one soon. But the GBS is just...... yum.
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> Casters want Intellect Stamina Spirit.
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Yup, exactly. Everything else is pretty much superfluous.
My strongest three are actually Intellect, then Spirit and then Stamina, but I consider my Priest to be pretty good. Earlier on in WSG, I took a Tauren 50 warrior, then a 45 mage straight after (he was fresh, and I was half-ish dead etc, depleted mana) then with the aid of a warlock, took another 50 warrior and a 47 priest, and I reckon I did 75% of the damage on the last two as well. Sweet as.
Rogues I also beat more often than not - eg I took a 47 to town inside the Horde base, he was UD, he dispelled my fear and I still took him. But I duelled a 49 Gnome outside WSG a bit and he creamed me 3/4 times. He was horribly laggy though.... I was facing him and spells wouldn't cast etc.
I now also want a Great Brightwood Staff, despite the fact I will mostly likely never get one. A Soulkeeper is the backup choice, and I reckon I could have one soon. But the GBS is just...... yum.
If you don't stun or Ambush with a Rogue and you are fighting a similar level you are screwed, any spell casters with half a brain cast a DOT before they Vanish meaning they will quickly come back out of Stealth for a beating.
The leather armour restriction means you can't go all out Melee with a Warrior or other mail/plate wearing classes (Hunters aside) as although you may do more damage per hit (DW) you will get A-Holed in no time at all.
Most classes work on the basis of who sees who first but the Rogue 100% relies on this to get anywhere in PVP. This is what also annoys me from idiots saying Rogue is a cheap way out, actually getting through 10 or so Horde without being spotted to get the moves off and out of there without dying is a skill, as is knowing which classes to stun and which to Ambush etc. They are reasonably tough for solo questing.
The leather armour restriction means you can't go all out Melee with a Warrior or other mail/plate wearing classes (Hunters aside) as although you may do more damage per hit (DW) you will get A-Holed in no time at all.
Most classes work on the basis of who sees who first but the Rogue 100% relies on this to get anywhere in PVP. This is what also annoys me from idiots saying Rogue is a cheap way out, actually getting through 10 or so Horde without being spotted to get the moves off and out of there without dying is a skill, as is knowing which classes to stun and which to Ambush etc. They are reasonably tough for solo questing.
Yeah, next to the Barrens in a random town which is a pretty crap place to start seeing as you can't move straight to the Barrens from there meaning you have to go on a suicide run to get to your next quest area.
Night Elf area is just a pile of toss shank in terms of getting to other areas, I was just grateful that once you are done there you are done, my only return was to collect my mount on both occassions.
Night Elf area is just a pile of toss shank in terms of getting to other areas, I was just grateful that once you are done there you are done, my only return was to collect my mount on both occassions.
It all depends on who sees who first.
If I'm spotted first they can do their usual annoying gank attack however if I see them first I can kill them without them getting a hit on me.
If I'm spotted first they can do their usual annoying gank attack however if I see them first I can kill them without them getting a hit on me.
Orgrimmar is the place to be.
Orcs and Trolls start near Orgrimmar.
Undead start miles away but are only a short zeppelin journey to Orgrimmar.
Tauren start in the middle of nowhere, much like Night Elfs.
Orcs and Trolls start near Orgrimmar.
Undead start miles away but are only a short zeppelin journey to Orgrimmar.
Tauren start in the middle of nowhere, much like Night Elfs.
Damarus wrote:
> As a mage I find rogues and warriors the easiest to kill.
Depends, if I critical hit with the dagger I have using Ambush I deal around 1000 damage, if they don't turn around quick enough and I get a backstab in I do a further 300 damage, the rest is piece.
Even if I don't critical hit with the Ambush I rarely have problems, the only time I have any problems is if I miss the Ambush to start of with and I usually end up vanishing quickly to get myself out of it.
> As a mage I find rogues and warriors the easiest to kill.
Depends, if I critical hit with the dagger I have using Ambush I deal around 1000 damage, if they don't turn around quick enough and I get a backstab in I do a further 300 damage, the rest is piece.
Even if I don't critical hit with the Ambush I rarely have problems, the only time I have any problems is if I miss the Ambush to start of with and I usually end up vanishing quickly to get myself out of it.
By the way, having played as a Horde for a crazy amount of hours and with your switch to the Alliance, any preferences over the starting areas for the Undead and your new Alliance?
I take it there is some sort of AH for Horde? Heard the name Orgimar used loads but have never come across it with my Alliance characters.
I take it there is some sort of AH for Horde? Heard the name Orgimar used loads but have never come across it with my Alliance characters.
As a mage I find rogues and warriors the easiest to kill.
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