Your favourite class to engage in BGsFollow

Whats your favorite class to attack in BGs, in the lv 40 - 49 bracket, i personally go for hunters, druids and mages first especially BM hunters as a large chunk of their dps comes from their pets and if i manage to frost nova their pet, i can usually kill them. The classes I tend to avoid are paladins and locks.

I love kiting warriors around like its cool =).

Me too. And, if I get pwned too much by trying to kill said warlock, I log on to my rogue whose only sole purpose in life is to kill locks (and priests).

What do you mean "like"?? If kiting warriors is wrong, I don't wanna be right. ;P

Favorite class to kill? LOCKS and BM hunters since everyone QQs about them being OP and since they are so relativly easily taken down (imo that is).

EDIT: the funniest thing about this is that a little while ago (just after the patch went live) wrote this:



Hehe - talk about changing minds. I guess I just finally found a way to kill them, so now the only 2 speccs that gives me any trouble are SL/SL locks and resto druids - good luck trying to kill one of those (just wait a week when I've played another 24hours, then I'll probably have found away around :P) Or well, probably not judging by the amount of people asking for tacs on how to kill them.

Edited, Dec 14th 2007 6:17pm by krqllebqlle

I enjoy engaging all classes in PvP. Rogues in particular. Now a lot of you might be saying "What? Has he lost his mind?" No, not at all. While the rogue is the bane of every clothy that ever PvPd, there is an incredible satisfaction that is gained when you engage in one on one combat with them and you come out the victor.

Priests are quite enjoyable, not because of the healer factor, but it's fun to make the poor bastards feel totally impotent after you steal PW: Shield and begin to jack all their buffs.

The last class that I really enjoy fighting against is a feral druid. One of my guildies is feral, and he is awesome at it, especially in cat form. Now I've never beaten him in a duel, but I consider it to be fantastic training against a cat druid. Thanks to him, most feral druid's I fight in a BG are unable to take me down, and I often find myself yelling "YOU CALL YOURSELF A DRUID?!".

Non-SL locks, followed by rogues.
The locks cause I basically had to give up on 2v2 without a rogue due to the abundance of sl/sl locks, but if they don't have sl, they're dead, sweet sweet revenge.
Rogues simply because they have as much cooldowns as I do, and running people out of cooldowns is fun.