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what Enchant's and Gem's are the best for a pvp hunterFollow
hey i am going to be doing some pvp on my hunter and wanted to know what would be the best way to enchant and gem him?
Apostrophes indicate a contraction. Enchants and gems are simply plural forms of enchant and gem. No need to add apostrophes to them.
That said, I'd go with agility & stamina, unless you're severely lacking resilience. Agility will give you crit, attack power and, uh, depending on your spec, more attack power. Stamina is just nice.
Resilience, though, is what makes and breaks a PvP character.
That said, I'd go with agility & stamina, unless you're severely lacking resilience. Agility will give you crit, attack power and, uh, depending on your spec, more attack power. Stamina is just nice.
Resilience, though, is what makes and breaks a PvP character.
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how much Resilience is needed i can ask someone to make this
Edited, May 14th 2008 2:35pm by scottyjames
Edited, May 14th 2008 2:35pm by scottyjames
The resilience cap is 493 or something like that, isn't it? You can stack above it, but you won't get more damage mitigation as it stops at 25% or so.
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scottyjames wrote:
how much Resilience is needed i can ask someone to make this
Edited, May 14th 2008 2:35pm by scottyjames
Edited, May 14th 2008 2:35pm by scottyjames
As I understand it, there's not really a diminishing return for Resilience, so you can keep stacking it as high as you can. 200 Resilience Rating reduces crit chance by 5%, and crit damage by 10%, 400 Resilience Rating reduces crit chance by 10% and crit damage by 20%, so as you can see, each point is pretty much worth the same no matter how much you have.
That being said, I don't know if I would spend the extra money on Epic resilience gems, you should be okay with Rares, especially if your gear isn't that great.
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That being said, I don't know if I would spend the extra money on Epic resilience gems, you should be okay with Rares, especially if your gear isn't that great.
i have 3 of them uncut gems laying around from helping a raiding guild out with herbs so its not that big of a deal
WoWwiki wrote:
Resilience cap
The damage reduction from a critical strike is capped at 25%, which equates to 492.5 resilience at level 70. However, there is currently no cap on DoT reduction or critical strike chance reduction.
The damage reduction from a critical strike is capped at 25%, which equates to 492.5 resilience at level 70. However, there is currently no cap on DoT reduction or critical strike chance reduction.
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For PvP you want ONLY resilience, stamina, and agility. Not necessarily in that order. Stack up more on whatever stat you need the most. They are all great for PvP though.
Mazra wrote:
Apostrophes indicate a contraction. Enchants and gems are simply plural forms of enchant and gem. No need to add apostrophes to them.
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Mazra wrote:
That said, I'd go with agility & stamina, unless you're severely lacking resilience. Agility will give you crit, attack power and, uh, depending on your spec, more attack power. Stamina is just nice.
For the typical (and imo optimal) MM arena spec, you get 2.15 times the ap from a balanced nightseye than you would from a shifting nightseye. If i was to have a purely pvp set of gear (which i dont think will ever happen... /frown), I'd be gemming with Balanced Nightseyes and Steady Talasites... but im also a stm *****.
Edited, May 14th 2008 10:55pm by DukyFrodo
DukyFrodo wrote:
For the typical (and imo optimal) MM arena spec, you get 2.15 times the ap from a balanced nightseye than you would from a shifting nightseye. If i was to have a purely pvp set of gear (which i dont think will ever happen... /frown), I'd be gemming with Balanced Nightseyes and Steady Talasites... but im also a stm *****.
Attack power gems might yield more attack power per point, but agility also gives crit, dodge and armor. Didn't know Marksmanship was the preferred spec for the Arena, though. Figured The Beast Within was a must have.
Of course, I wouldn't know as I haven't taken my Hunter there yet.
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11/41/9 is the cookie cutter Arena build at the moment (distributing the last 4 points over imp. win clip and entrapment depending on bracket and preference).
It is (quite obviously) a build designed for a drain team, also the only teams a hunter can play and be competitive.
(Hunter/Druid or Hunter Priest in 2v2, Hunter/Priest/Lock in 3v3 wouldnt know in 5v5)
It is (quite obviously) a build designed for a drain team, also the only teams a hunter can play and be competitive.
(Hunter/Druid or Hunter Priest in 2v2, Hunter/Priest/Lock in 3v3 wouldnt know in 5v5)
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