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So learn to do what you can with arena. I have faced double melee 3s in the 1800 rating area using enhancement shammies, I have paired my lock with a resto shammy to get to 1750, and have run 4 dps 5s with elemental shammies to 1800. None of those are uber ratings, but I don't claim to be the best pvper in the world, either. Guess my IQ is too low.
Anyone can just say that they have 1800 shaman friends to sway an arguement in their fasion. Yes there are shamans that are above 1800, and yes they are extremely skilled. But telling someone who is a good pvp'r to be a great pvp'r is like taking an NBA no-namer and telling him to dunk it like Vince Carter. Sure, we know that Mr.no-namer is good because he is in the NBA. But we also know that Vince Carter is amazing. Mr.n-namer can't jump very high, he's a standard point guard, but Vince Carter can jump 3 feet. No telling Mr.no-namer to l2jump 2 feet higher just isn't going to happen is it?
And to your other comment, yes every class has specs that aren't good in arena. But shamans have 3 specs that aren't very good for arena. Enhancement can be demolished by a range class. It isn't even hard, just dont let the enhancement shaman get near you and he's royally f*cked. Elemental shamans are pretty much dead once a warrior or rogue or rawrkitty get into contact with them. Resto shamans are the shamans with the highest survivability, but you don't want them as your main healer in arenas because they will go down faster than any healer.
Every class has flaws, but the
fact is that shamans have the most easily exploitable flaws in pvp.
Quor has earned my respect. You however have not, and your lack of knowldge on the subject you're debating with me about isn't helping. Neither is name calling. Good Game.