Osiris' Rogue Guide v3.0Follow

Keylogger?

Can someone check the link?

No offense intended to the OP,but I will be happy to check the link. At my local library. After I have a European engineer friend post some .docs on that site. Might be me and my ignorance,but I will err on the safe side. Too much fluff,IMO,closing the link out.



Otis

No idea. But first-posters throwing out random links with an alluring title is known to be keyloggers 98% of the time. You should know with all the loggers being posted around now adays.

"Big alliance Halaa Raid! Pictures inside"

"Nature Enemy Castbar for WoW version 2.2.0 released"

"Osiris' Excellent Rogue guide here! check it out!"

You see my point?

Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 4:49am by Flagermusen

Link's verified, no keylogger.

From what i read of it, it looks pretty good. And very thorough. Unfortunately i do not have time to read the whole thing, but surely a good read for a new rogue and/or new player.

Edited, Aug 2nd 2007 7:11am by KTurner

I read version 1 and version 2 of the guide years ago, and Osiris's guide is what got me started as a rogue.....and interested me in the art of stunlocking.

Good stuff....


Reading version 3 now.

Would of liked info as well, but he specified many times that you could write a PVP guide for days, and it still would not be up to date, nor would it be set in stone as the thing to do.

I liked a lot of it, and is definately worth bookmarking. I would of liked an appendix, but thats just nitpicking.


Overall very good, some of the advice I found questionable, but was a matter of opinion more than just blatantly wrong.

I've decided that a PvP guide is out of the question. I could write one today and I'm sure I'd scrap it before dinner tomorrow after attending conferences at Blizzcon. The changes are WAY too fast.

If I wanted to be a hardcore PvP writer, I would have to start a blog. But that would inevitably turn into something similar to Ming's blog where I'd mostly be talking about what the cutting edge teams are doing more so than strategies.

The downside there would be that if I were to put myself in a position of being qualified to write PvP strats at the absolute cutting edge, I would have to maintain a 2100+ rating on all of my teams. I could do it, but I'd be shooting myself in the foot to discuss my team's strats. If everyone in my battlegroup at that level knew that my team's strat against their configuration would be to sheep the warrior, bubble our shaman and kill their hunter first, we'd be toast.

I tried to appeal to a massive audience. Yes, it is certainly a guide for new players, but it absolutely appeals to the raiding rogue as well. A common comment that I get is, "I did everything in your guide prior to reading it but you put things in plain English as to why we do it".

99% of the level 70 rogues in WoW are not arguing the math of one build over the other in the EJ forums.

Hopefully, I was able to reach some of these rogues. v2 got two million unique IPs as the result of one sticky on one site. I take great satisfaction in the fact that any of them might have become better rogues for my writing.

Thanks all for the kind words.

Interesting...No offense intended Osirisguide,but welcome to 2007. Not sure who "they" are in the context of saying the "same thing" regarding your doc,but my guess is an IT Pro who speaks fluent SonicWall or very similar dialect,and will checkoff a $40K expenditure on a corporate virus license for a limited number of workstations. And that's the tip of the iceberg. Most peeps will or would never find a well-scripted keylogger,as it would hide within another process/program in the delivery package of a trojan. Eventually,they (spyware app,anti-virus) might find it.
Fast forward: any erstwhile doc extension that terminates in what appears to be a good approxiamtion of an eyechart exam is a red flag. And Google is a perfect place to put it. And someone who has posted here 4 times on this forum to date,linking a guide,smelled Phishy to me. So,I didn't trash you,I merely advised caution and prudence to those considering you guide's link. Plenty of good stickies here already,and if and when I read your guide on a public domain computer,I'll post here and let you know what I think of it.


Otis

Not a bad guide

great info, not just rogue realted...i found the other parts just as useful. thanks for takeing the time to put this all together for us

BUMP! had to look back 4 pages, now its bookmarked from work too =)

Out of curiosity, do any of you actually have Blacksmithing?

Yup.