Hanging up my plateFollow

I'm not quitting wow, I've just decided that I'd rather play with my friends on my hunter's guild (progression gruul/mag/maybe SSC) more than I care about downing Illidan with a bunch of people I don't know... and frankly don't really care to get to know. Obsidium were really pro, but I never looked forward to doing things with them, but on my hunter I really got excited about raiding again. So anyway, I'm gonna still berate retnoobs as much as always, you just won't see any more posts in the paladin accomplishment thread :)

Why not just move your Pally? Unless your friends' guild is just really hrad up for Hunters and/or overstocked on Pallies.

I've always found it more fun to play with people I don't know. That way I can keep WoW out of my real life time. If I go out to a movie, or hiking, or bowling or whatever, I don't want to sit around talking about WoW on the way.

Plus, my RL friends aren't nearly as hardcore as I am. (i.e. one had a level 55 as their highest character back when I had 3 level 60's)

"That way I can keep WoW out of my real life time. If I go out to a movie, or hiking, or bowling or whatever, I don't want to sit around talking about WoW on the way."

I have this problem... lol. it's bad, real bad.

Edited, Feb 27th 2008 12:03pm by Kuresta

:(

/sadclap

It's always sucky to see a paladin walk away.

Who told you this?

A lock is great DPS, however, (flame me if you will) with equal quality gear/player skill, a BM/MM hunter will normally top DPS charts. As a survival hunter I usually top the charts, that is with all the CC I always have to do. As a BM spec with my gear my tooltip DPS jumps almost more than 40 points, add in A LOT more pet damage, faster shots, BW, and the hunter class gets truely sick!

My main is a hunter and I dabble with my lock, both are fun, and both don't begin to come into their own until post 60.

*edit* I can't spell

Edited, Feb 27th 2008 6:25pm by rinkkel

Lock for multi dps, Hunter for solo target. Much like Prot pally vs Prot Warrior for threat.

I had a 60 Hunter and a 60 Lock before I got talked back into playing WoW and rolled a Pally. Truth be told I had more fun on the Hunter, though I played my lock before there was a horror effect on death coil so I am sure things have changed.

We all go through ups and downs, hell I almost changed servers, then I almost quit the game and now I am having more fun that I have had in a long time. Prior to TBC I left the game for almost a year and went and raided EQII as well.

Sometimes you need a break, sometimes you need to ride it out and remember why you had fun in the first place. Only you can tell, at least you didn't decide to roll ret.

Locks have, by a very significant margin, the highest DPS potential in almost all raiding. While Affliction doesn't scale as well into late game, the coefficients and procs associated with Shadow bolt as well as the ability to sync well with Spriest and fire mages allows the non-utility warlock (i.e. the one not putting up curse of shadows or elements) to easily top DPS and the utility warlock to do it through some effort. Most locks you see doing the 1-5 spots of DPS in raiding are doing it while maintaining a curse that is actually costing them 150+ personal DPS.