Actually, CF, you're a little out of line.
The guy only offered advice and from looking at it (with eyes that remember 2005), I'd say it's solid.
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If you have no access to BoA stuff, your best bet will be a staff for a few levels as the tend to have the best stats.
This is, or was, true for Vanilla and most of The Burning Crusade. Staves tend to have a surplus of stamina whereas 1h + OH gives you more spell power. Warlocks love stamina as health equals mana for us. The 10 or 20 spell power we lose is no biggie, especially while leveling.
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When you get to SM level ou will have the option to get the blade and offhand, a lot of casters go for this as spell power tends to be the IN THING, even at low level.
I know what netsharp meant with this and I honestly think you're overreacting, CF. He wasn't saying spell power is bad. He wasn't being arrogant about spell power's efficiency. What he meant (or means) is that low levels tend to focus more on spell power now. It wasn't more than a few expansion ago that you couldn't get spell power on your gear. Hell, through most of TBC you couldn't get spell power until level 50+ and it didn't start to really matter until 60+ when you hit Outland.
The general rule of thumb, while leveling a Warlock, is to stack stamina. Loads of it. This only changed when low level gear was revamped to include spell power in decent amounts. Remember, a lot of the low level stuff that has spell power on it now didn't a year ago. Take the dagger from Scarlet Monastery. I remember when that dagger didn't have spell power on it, or whatever "increase" it now has.
So, yeah, you started out with misreading his post and then you proceeded to flame the guy, ending it with a post wherein you ask him if he created an account just to troll the Warlock forum.
With some 25k posts under my belt, I want to know if you, CF, came here just to troll this thread, because you've brought nothing to the table except flames.
And I'm not being personal or biased. I don't know either of you very well, least of all netsharp. I just don't think it's fair to run the troll-pitchfork-bonfire drill on a guy who gives advice, especially when you misread his post and proceed to flame him. Yes, I noticed you're putting words in his mouth and twisting them a couple of times. Why are you baiting him?
Edit: Also, taking low-blows at someone's English skills gets old - fast.
Edited, Jan 16th 2010 2:41am by Mazra