the WoW thread

[blai]

Oh that sucks, I remember when we (mages) had to like theorycraft for shit and then swap gear / gems all the time just to get the perfect combo with your talent tree...

[Paper]

I had to constantly theorycraft to keep top DPS against BM hunters and Arcane/Fire mages. I used to play as a Fire-Destro (DS/SnF) warlock, more traditional players at the time looked down on fire-destro since the standard build was for SB spammage (as opposed to the Immolate, Incinerate, Incinerate, Incinerate rotation), but it proved to do better DPS in my guild since we had more fire mages than spriests or other locks in our lineup (we had another DS/SnF warlock doing SB spammage for our spriest and aff lock)... God I miss WoW...

I don't miss being raped by Rogues though...

[blai]

i DO miss wow... but only the vanilla one

[Paper]

Classic didn't have as complex calculations or fights as BC... I need my maths, hahaha.

[ILUVATAR]

reporting progress xD

80 Blood Elf Priest: http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sh...lade&n=Sephyra
80 Tauren Druid: http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sh...s+Blade&n=Gurp
78 Undead Rogue: http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sh...teppes&n=Dulak
73 Undead Warlock: http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-sh...ade&n=Inferius

I suppose I can call those my mains now ;p (I made the paladin my banker ._.)

[Paper]

I used a level 20 mage as my bank... to make getting from the Org mailbox to the Org AH easier via blink

I think your links are broken dude, nothing's showing up :/

[raptor02_2001]

i hear all Wow .. but i am interesting .. but i will plan to play but how i do next ?

i hope this thread have expert players will help me ??

what is kind of gameplay MMPROG mean role playing ..

which is first version ?? i seen so many game version is different!

[blai]

MMORPG = Massively multiplayer online role-playing game
It means you have a character, you level him up and you give him new skills, talents, professions etc. It means that you are that character throughout your time online with him/her.
Wikipedia Link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massive...e-playing_game

The first version is "World of Warcraft" the 2nd one is "The Burning Crusade" and the 3rd one is "Wrath of the Lich King"

If you haven't played before I recommend Rogue for you to start play with. They are easy handleable in the beginning. After around 20levels when you've got a feeling of the game you can change to whatever you want too, but Rogue is the easiest in the beginning.

[Paper]

@Raptor- Blai is right. But I find that Hunters and Warlocks are the easiest to start off with. Having a pet deal damage along side you cuts down a TON of down time (time you spend eating, drinking, or patching up with bandages). Hunters, with the Beast Mastery tree can gain access to tons of skills to empower their pets, and allow them to attack two or more targets at once while leveling. Warlocks gain virtually no downtime while leveling as Affliction. The idea is that you DoT (Damage over Time spells) up multiple mobs (monsters) while running around, using Life Tap and Drain Health when necessary. Then again, the other classes do have ways to cut down their down time.

Rogues: Sneaky as hell, capable of killing things quickly while dodging most of the attacks.
Shamans: The Enhancement tree offers a lot of great self regeneration talents for both health and mana. They're also capable of dishing out massive amounts of burst damage, and have supportive totems to aid them.
Mages: Things die before they get close to you, and even if they do, you can just blink away from them.
Paladins: Much like a Shaman. The main difference is that you've got an option to level as Protection, where in you basically round up mobs and leave him to attack stuff; tough as nails.
Warriors: You get quite a bit of downtime as a Warrior, but it's pretty fun to one shot things while dual wielding 2h weapons.
Priests: The Shadow tree plays like a mix between an Affliction Warlock and a Mage. Minimal down time, really nice sustained damage, crappy threat management.
Druids: Jack of all trades. Pretty tough to level as a beginner though.

Death Knights: You can only access a DK once you've got at least one other toon @ LV50. Uh... You basically just roll your face on your keyboard to win... It's the current easy mode class.

[sindergi]

There was a time when i was almost addicted to WoW.....i played since the openbeta (classic).
I still have an account but i wont play anymore.....thankfully.

Sindergi lvl 80 Retri/Prot-Pala
Kagebushin lvl 80 WL (Destro)
Bogey lvl 74 Rogue (Combat)
Endofall lvl 80 DK (Blood)
and a lot of chars between 50-70

[blai]

Warlock? Booo *throws rocks while yelling things like "overpowered" "chicken" "noob*

^_^

[sindergi]

^^ my first char was the pala.....and i hated these ***** warlocks with the fear,dot,dot,dot,fear,burnnnnnn......dead ;D
So decided to make a wl.........after doing some PVP with the WL i hated Roque (if you cant kill wl with a roque you cant play the roque) - so i decided to make a Roque

and the deathknight - i just wanted to have one because everyone had one But he has only 12 minutes played-time on lvl 80 ^^

[Paper]

@Blai- Dude, it's "DK OP! booo!!" now. Warlocks got hit with the nerf bat hard when 3.0 came out.

Man, if I had a nickle for each time a rogue violated me on my lock...

[blai]

I haven't played since WotLK came. Back in those days it was like, oh a warlock... Ice Block and then RUN!

[Paper]

Well, yeah... back in BC an average lock's diet would consist of mage and shaman tears. But yeah, before I quit wow, locks were back in the same situation they were in in vanilla, DK's were (and still are) the new OP, and group optimization became a thing of the past.

They removed a HUGE chunk of the strategy element in WotLK. It's mosty "BURN>STOP>BURN>STOP>BURN>STOP> BURN WITH ALL CD'S POPPED>END"