Hunters, Warriors and Rogues, Oh My!Follow

So, when I hit LvL70 I decided to head to the BG's and work on getting some epic gear. Most my stuff are bues, so I though I should do OK for a squishy...........lol.......Not. Warrior intercepts me...slice/dice, Im dead in 3.5 seconds..:( Rogue saps me.....slice/dice....dead in 3.4 seconds :(, what gets me is that I never get a chance to even cast a single spell.......who said Locks were OP. I don't consider myself a poor player, but OMG!

TBH, IMHO, a Rogue with no Resilience against a Warlock with a little Resilience is probably going to win anyway. We don't give a damn about lowered crit chance and damage, we can't get so much as an instant HoT off against you while being stunlocked anyway!



Heh, we were definitely OP when TBC first came out. However, all the nerfs we've been getting are totally unnecessary and overkill. We were balanced after 2.1 (IMO, but the MS "nerf" was a fix and probably necessary). Rogues have always been our counter-class, but MS Warriors are now also our counter-class, which I'm not really happy with. Also, even a Rogue has a chance against a well-kiting Hunter, a Shaman still has a chance in any fight and such. I understand that Rogues ought to have a large advantage over us, but as it is they dominate us. The problem isn't that we're getting crazy nerfs all the time, but the only notable buff we've had is that Grounding Totems don't make everyone DoT-proof any more, which was a bug to begin with.

Edited, Dec 13th 2007 5:19am by ecirphsoj

Once you get into the 13k+/350+ range, rogues actually fall off drastically in how dangerous they are. Their HP doesn't scale nearly as well and their entire ability to take you down is based on having you dead/near dead by the time cloak of shadows is done. If you're too thick for them to blow through, in a straight up slugging match you will win.