Balance them classes, balla.

Kevin920910 — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:41:10 GMT

i disagree with you about druids being OP. sure they can fulfill just about any role you can think of, but only if there spec'd for it. take my druid for example (he's only lvl 24 but...) if i were in a raid (and lvl 70) I'd be expected to dps and off tank if necessary because of my spec. i couldn't heal for crap or ranged dps for anything.

Balance them classes, balla.

Kevin920910 — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:41:09 GMT

Balance them classes, balla.

CircaRevolt — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:41:08 GMT

Raids are an extreme case that you have to be spec'd for, a feral druid can heal just about any 5 man without being spec'd for it.

Balance them classes, balla.

Inufirestar — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:41:07 GMT

well, 'Locks are so weak health and defense wise, it seems unfair to leave them like that... and as for being able to deal with anything by DoTs and fear, well, I for one virtually never use fear, but that could be a personal flaw, and DoTs can only do so much, it's hard to stay on the run while your target is afflicted. I realize that, as a level 22 Warlock, my opinion could be devalued or less accurate than another, higher level players'. I die constantly in BGs, and feel nowhere near the top. I would say that I die in BGs because of the massive cast time on my good offensive spells, during which a rogue saps me, a warrior mauls me, or a mage crushes me. It would be unfair, in my opinion, to INCREASE casting time. More fair to Decrease it.
Thanks for your time,
Traiolullen, level 22 Undead Warlock, Lightninghoof server.

Balance them classes, balla.

CircaRevolt — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:41:06 GMT

The problem is how things are at 70 end game. The dots do huge damage when they are all stacked on one target. A warlock almost always has the most KB's not to mention damage done. It's the fact that there are no cast timers on so many of them, and you can have the same dot on 5 different people without blinking. I don't really think the changes to fear are that big of a deal since apparently locks don't use fear that much?