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never too late

What can you learn at the start of the game that you can't learn now?
You have every skill you start with and more.
And also you have a wider variety of mobs around outlands and azeroth to practice skills on, and not worry too much about dying due to all the skills you have.
Poke your friend in the eye and tell him he's a noob.

Thx:)
So i will wait only for my razer diamondback 3G mouse and practice:)

I would think this occurs with a lot of people. At the very least, I'm the same way.

Blind/Fear/other CCs are all on 6. Slowing/immobilizing effects on 4 (including Pally Stun). I'm sure there's more.

I think the only reasons why it *can* be easier to "L2P" with a new character are:

1) The limited options
2) Discipline (are you prepared to act as if you only have limited options?)

1) When you only have a few abilities available to you, it's easier to get to learn those abilities well. When you're trying to learn how to play your character better, you're forced to focus only on the options you have at your disposal, and should gain some mastery of them by the time you pick up the next fun abilities.

2) When you have everything at your disposal, are you prepared to restrict yourself only to those tactics you don't normally use? Are you prepared to risk a corpse-run rather than resorting to your oh-sh*t button when things aren't going right? Will you blind one mob, and gouge the other to buy time for a bandage, when you can just vanish and run, or BF/AR and burn them down? If not, you probably won't learn to use those other abilities as well as you could.

As an example of what I'm saying, my first character was a Hunter. I was a complete novice, so I really wasn't thinking about what my character could do, and how I could use those abilities better. It was only when I rolled another hunter, while levelling up to 10, that I really learned to kite mobs effectively, because I never needed to on my first char. Lacking the comfort blanket of the pet and the traps forced me to learn a useful skill, but I'm not sure I would have had the discipline to practice it on my first hunter, against mobs I could just blow away if I chose to.

anyone can retune their place style... if you can break old habits

example, i leveled with gouge as 1... got to around level 40 and realized i never used it, rupture took its slot

then realized that i needed to start using it again... but instead of swaping out rup, i put gouge as 7

took some time to adjust rupture as 1, and took time as gouge 7.... but thats all it takes... a lil time and patience

i just recently, like not even a week ago, put ghostly strike as f4 instead of a click button, since i took it out of my hemo macro, and i moved slice n dice from 4 to F5, big changes instead... just need to focus for a day or two and use the moves a lot... itll become second nature easy

as for technique, its the same way... i used to tab-cs for roge v rogue duels, decided i needed to sap (sac the gouge dim return so i could premed before cs)

only took about 4 fights to never tab-cs a rogue again

all focus + remembering key changes = the only way to kill off old habits

bio, premed is stealth only... why is it not on your stealth bar? like you said its on '8', but unless your stealth bar has 8 bound on it already i dont see why lol

just curious is all

Agreed, I didn't remap my keys until 2 weeks ago. Just do it, and go out and grind rep/gold/honor points until it's second nature. It doesn't take that long. I even remapped the "r" key to vanish and have learned to shift+r to reply.

I have been mouse turning since I started WoW, and I'm thinking that Guild Wars had something to do with that (as I find you can't actually play that game of you can't turn with your mouse)