Posted: 2007-09-27 08:36am
grr, seems my forsaken pun character and my alliance pun character have disapeared. So GuyFawkes the Gnome Warlock and Schrodinger of the Forsaken are no more....
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I could see them kicking GuyFawkes...but why the heck would they delete a character named Schrodinger?The Yosemite Bear wrote:grr, seems my forsaken pun character and my alliance pun character have disapeared. So GuyFawkes the Gnome Warlock and Schrodinger of the Forsaken are no more....
Who did you give access to the account to?The Yosemite Bear wrote:well they are both named after a real life person. the fact that my gnome had the goatee and ran around with lots of pyrotechnick engineering suplimenting my warlock destruction abilities....
what's sadder about Guy's dissappearance, he was supplying arms to several guildmembers...
What the hell is a "huntard"?Lord Pounder wrote:If you want to go the huntard route I'd recomment an Orc, bonus damage with an axe, ranged and pet IIRC.
technically an idiot hunter (a hunter who is retard), but I think Pounder is implying that all hunters are total idiots who couldn't tell their ass from a hole in the ground (alot of hunters are that way but there are few good ones too).Molyneux wrote:What the hell is a "huntard"?Lord Pounder wrote:If you want to go the huntard route I'd recomment an Orc, bonus damage with an axe, ranged and pet IIRC.
...of course, I must now create a hunter and play him as intelligently as possible.Lord Revan wrote:technically an idiot hunter (a hunter who is retard), but I think Pounder is implying that all hunters are total idiots who couldn't tell their ass from a hole in the ground (alot of hunters are that way but there are few good ones too).Molyneux wrote:What the hell is a "huntard"?Lord Pounder wrote:If you want to go the huntard route I'd recomment an Orc, bonus damage with an axe, ranged and pet IIRC.
The Huntard is more applied to the Gold Farmers who use it because the class is at first glance a ranged Rogue with good armor.Molyneux wrote:...of course, I must now create a hunter and play him as intelligently as possible.Lord Revan wrote:technically an idiot hunter (a hunter who is retard), but I think Pounder is implying that all hunters are total idiots who couldn't tell their ass from a hole in the ground (alot of hunters are that way but there are few good ones too).Molyneux wrote: What the hell is a "huntard"?
Let's not forget the "Every weapon is a hunter weapon!" philosophy, or the sheer number of ways hunters can screw up a party. Pets set to aggressive. Forgetting to dismiss pets before jumping down to the Rend event in UBRS. Running *past* the current fight into a patrol path then stopping, turning around, and shooting in a 5-man. Forgetting to buy ammunition before entering a dungeon. Forgetting to bring pet food.Ghost Rider wrote: The Huntard is more applied to the Gold Farmers who use it because the class is at first glance a ranged Rogue with good armor.
The real problem behind the Hunter and why it's so damned easy is on the surface the class is so dumbed down. It's a pet class with a pet that can be monstrously powerful, and in some sick way doesn't even need it, because many abilities even early on are powerful.
They're the only class that can use guns as well, aren't they?Jaevric wrote:Let's not forget the "Every weapon is a hunter weapon!" philosophy, or the sheer number of ways hunters can screw up a party. Pets set to aggressive. Forgetting to dismiss pets before jumping down to the Rend event in UBRS. Running *past* the current fight into a patrol path then stopping, turning around, and shooting in a 5-man. Forgetting to buy ammunition before entering a dungeon. Forgetting to bring pet food.Ghost Rider wrote: The Huntard is more applied to the Gold Farmers who use it because the class is at first glance a ranged Rogue with good armor.
The real problem behind the Hunter and why it's so damned easy is on the surface the class is so dumbed down. It's a pet class with a pet that can be monstrously powerful, and in some sick way doesn't even need it, because many abilities even early on are powerful.
And, of course, "Feign Death," which not only allows hunters to commit acts of unforgivable stupidity and survive them--unlike the rest of their party--but occasionally wipe the raid *twice* by feigning death while too close to the boss and standing back up after the priest/shaman/whatever soulstones or ankhs.
I've seen some very well-played, very intelligent hunters. The problem is they're overshadowed by the stupid and/or greedy ones.
You do realise though, that all end game raiding for DPS classes is pretty much ... boring?NeoGoomba wrote:Being a raid-specced lock is the easy man's game. Occasionally I have to throw a banish here or there, or enslave on Maglar, but other than that, it gets pretty boring spamming shadowbolts waiting for dots to tick down, with an occasional soulshatter. And the dps is always good, especially if I have a shadowpriest with me.
I just find rep grinding so goddamn tedious, I haven't gotten keyed for many heroics yet (I guess that makes me WoW-stupid because I don't want to run Shattered Halls a million fucking times just so I can run it again on Heroic?)
Errr ... yes and no. Rogues and Warriors can use guns, but they use them to 'pull' a mob, not to grind on one, i.e. auto shoot, where as a Hunter can compliment the auto shoot with his spells to give shots different affects. Something to look forward to; Hunters are getting a dispel AND a mortal strike with their shots ... joy!Molyneux wrote:They're the only class that can use guns as well, aren't they?
Like Crown said, Warriors and Rogues can use them, but mostly used for pulling.Molyneux wrote:They're the only class that can use guns as well, aren't they?Jaevric wrote:Let's not forget the "Every weapon is a hunter weapon!" philosophy, or the sheer number of ways hunters can screw up a party. Pets set to aggressive. Forgetting to dismiss pets before jumping down to the Rend event in UBRS. Running *past* the current fight into a patrol path then stopping, turning around, and shooting in a 5-man. Forgetting to buy ammunition before entering a dungeon. Forgetting to bring pet food.Ghost Rider wrote: The Huntard is more applied to the Gold Farmers who use it because the class is at first glance a ranged Rogue with good armor.
The real problem behind the Hunter and why it's so damned easy is on the surface the class is so dumbed down. It's a pet class with a pet that can be monstrously powerful, and in some sick way doesn't even need it, because many abilities even early on are powerful.
And, of course, "Feign Death," which not only allows hunters to commit acts of unforgivable stupidity and survive them--unlike the rest of their party--but occasionally wipe the raid *twice* by feigning death while too close to the boss and standing back up after the priest/shaman/whatever soulstones or ankhs.
I've seen some very well-played, very intelligent hunters. The problem is they're overshadowed by the stupid and/or greedy ones.
Ghost Rider wrote:Funnily enough I have a twinked level 60 hunter in the wings.
Let's not forget my personal favourite; Multi Shot when we have one mob polymorphed and another seduced ... do you know how freaking difficult it is to manage a seduced mob?*Jaevric wrote:Let's not forget the "Every weapon is a hunter weapon!" philosophy, or the sheer number of ways hunters can screw up a party. Pets set to aggressive. Forgetting to dismiss pets before jumping down to the Rend event in UBRS. Running *past* the current fight into a patrol path then stopping, turning around, and shooting in a 5-man. Forgetting to buy ammunition before entering a dungeon. Forgetting to bring pet food.
And, of course, "Feign Death," which not only allows hunters to commit acts of unforgivable stupidity and survive them--unlike the rest of their party--but occasionally wipe the raid *twice* by feigning death while too close to the boss and standing back up after the priest/shaman/whatever soulstones or ankhs.
I've seen some very well-played, very intelligent hunters. The problem is they're overshadowed by the stupid and/or greedy ones.
Yeah but when you are decked with "Of Bandit" items and have enchants from only Outland, I am outdoing all but the very best of Tier 3 of the old era. The fun one has in a WSG when they seen some Dranei hunter plinking off mages from 41 yards and they sit there in awe as it takes 4 people to kill meCrown wrote:Ghost Rider wrote:Funnily enough I have a twinked level 60 hunter in the wings.
Buddy, you better than anyone should know that two levels into Outland, your twink will become standard!
You're preaching to the choir.Crown wrote: You do realise though, that all end game raiding for DPS classes is pretty much ... boring?
I got my kicks by killing the Frost mage who pulled aggro off the tank, Iceblocked, the Boss comes to me, the Mage comes out of Iceblock, I Soulshatter and BAM! Mage dead!NeoGoomba wrote:You're preaching to the choir.Crown wrote: You do realise though, that all end game raiding for DPS classes is pretty much ... boring?
Even though, I should say, end game raiding is TEDIOUS more than boring, as there will be a bitchfest during the loot distribution on at least one boss. And goddamn, nerd rage is even more infuriating to suffer through when you're just listening to 16 year olds bitch and moan on vent.
Not to mention waiting for idiots to respec AT raid time, or fools not bringing enough reagents or pots. Fuck raids, but sadly, its the only way to see end game content.
Pfft as Main Tank I did shit that was mind numbing in it's evil and utter hilarity in raids.Crown wrote:I got my kicks by killing the Frost mage who pulled aggro off the tank, Iceblocked, the Boss comes to me, the Mage comes out of Iceblock, I Soulshatter and BAM! Mage dead!NeoGoomba wrote:You're preaching to the choir.Crown wrote: You do realise though, that all end game raiding for DPS classes is pretty much ... boring?
Even though, I should say, end game raiding is TEDIOUS more than boring, as there will be a bitchfest during the loot distribution on at least one boss. And goddamn, nerd rage is even more infuriating to suffer through when you're just listening to 16 year olds bitch and moan on vent.
Not to mention waiting for idiots to respec AT raid time, or fools not bringing enough reagents or pots. Fuck raids, but sadly, its the only way to see end game content.
Another one of my favorites with mages; I start spamming Shadow Bolt rank 2 early on, before the tank has got his aggro up (3 sunders), just so I can get the Improved Shadow Bolt debuff up there early, the Mage sees me nuking, get's confused; Arcane Power, Trinket, Fireball, Wipe! BWWWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Or, by putting Curse of Shadows up when we have Shadow Priests with us, that didn't know that my shadow de-buffs stacked with his, so his damage goes up and so does his aggro. Seriously, I had to AFK for 3 mins because I couldn't stop laughing at what I imagined the expression on his face was when he kept dieing on trash pulls when I had Curse of Shadows and my Improved Shadow Bolt proc'd (and I was a Guild Officer, can you believe that)!
Pulls going wrong would have to be my favorite. Our main tank was just awesome in that regard, one time, he charged a pat that had respawned (by accident) whlie we were on Matron in Kara, when we were all in position around the Matron, good times.Ghost Rider wrote:
Naxx:
"You did say PULL Patchwerk?"
I've haven't had that much insanity in TBC, but there have been some "Dammit man, stop pulling from the tank...fuck, he's not getting the goddamn Illidan blades...he has enough haste."