2008年04月21日
everyones like WOAH
"Destruction banks on high shadow bolt burst damage and is often coined the ""shadow mage"" spec."Episode 9 of The Guild is up, and it's confrontation time. Affliction is the king of sustained damage, with a full range of DoTs at an affliction lock's disposal.The guildies meet each other in RL again to take down the bank ninja Bladezz, but yet another boss battle looms deep on the horizon. The interesting thing about these two trees is that their playstyles are probably as different as night and day.Y'know, not that we don't love this series (we do), but has there ever been any actual gameplay footage here. The destro lock is essentially a ""one-trick pony"", spending most of their time pushing a single button for shadow bolts. Am I the only one that would kind of like to see them in their characters, maybe raiding into Karazhan or wherever else they're raiding. Since most of them will sacrifice their pet for buffs, pet management is also taken out of the equation. Maybe there's legal issues or something involved (but surely Blizzard wouldn't mind, right. Affliction locks, on the other hand, generally have at least four, or even five spells in their rotation. Less spells in the rotation means less micro-management.). This gives destro locks more situational awareness in an encounter, which is essential for survival in raids where there is a lot of environmental damage.At any rate, another fun episode for The Guild (Tink needs to get some new DS games, I beat Mario like years ago), and it seems like things are coming to a boil on this storyline. ow power leveling On the other hand, affliction locks have more to juggle, more decisions to make and are generally ""busier"" in a fight.Episode 10 should be a big one. I have to say this is by far my favorite series.
Many warlocks have leveled as affliction locks due to the excellent sustainability of the build.Even without game play footage, that is what makes it great, its not about the game play, its about the guild. We are used to making snap decisions about DoTs on the fly and we enjoy the versatility warlocks have with respect to killing stuff: fear-kiting, drain-tanking and so on. Excellent work yet again. buy wow gold Hence it is understandable if some affliction players complain that the destro playstyle is ""boring"" or a ""no-brainer"" - since the active interaction with what's happening on screen is cut down significantly. Blizzard also seems to want most of us to become shadow bolt spammers in the end, as Warlock tier 6 gear favors shadow bolting locks.And a great thanks to one of my favorite actresses around! This series isnt about gameplay. ""Why is Blizzard not making gear tailored to our favorite build.Its a character piece. "" is the question asked by many affliction warlocks. It is however interesting to note that on the WWS Scoreboard, a neat ranking chart based on raid data pulled from WoW Web Stats, just 10 of 15 top Warlock DPSers are 0/21/40.As far as relatability; Its not about being to relate, if anyone can relate to these characters, then something is wrong. gold wow Out of the five who aren't destro locks, two are demonology, one is affliction and two have hybrid demo/destro builds - building for Soul Link probably. These numbers suggest that while 0/21/40 is the favored build, it doesn't seem to the runaway cookie-cutter build yet.The beginning of the series gave you something sort of ordinary so you could recognize the situation, then it takes it beyond average and into the area of FUNNY. Just as we have various outfits for various situations, there might be reasons to dip into supposedly less DPS-oriented trees to gain certain key talents, particularly for greater survivability during some encounters. In light of this, raid leaders should keep an open mind about warlock builds and not insist on the ""standard"" build for warlocks under their charge.Its outlandish for a reason.
On the other hand, affliction locks who are fretting over the simplicity of the destro build should also look for a build and playstyle that really works for both themselves and their guilds.FANTASTIC series and awesome acting all 'round. Phenomenal series. guild wars gold Yes, 0/21/40 is a popular endgame build, but it is not the only way to play your Warlock" .It's evolved from a WoW thing, into a truly well developed story. Can't wait to see episode 10! I think I can already see the ending though. Kinda like a, ""well what now. cheap wow gold Well we still have that raid to finish up"" something of the kind where they all just go back to exactly what they were doing before. Best moment in the series though is definatley when they all meet up for the first time and nobody says anything, then i think its Tink says that she got an epic dagger, and everyones like WOAH.
Many warlocks have leveled as affliction locks due to the excellent sustainability of the build.Even without game play footage, that is what makes it great, its not about the game play, its about the guild. We are used to making snap decisions about DoTs on the fly and we enjoy the versatility warlocks have with respect to killing stuff: fear-kiting, drain-tanking and so on. Excellent work yet again. buy wow gold Hence it is understandable if some affliction players complain that the destro playstyle is ""boring"" or a ""no-brainer"" - since the active interaction with what's happening on screen is cut down significantly. Blizzard also seems to want most of us to become shadow bolt spammers in the end, as Warlock tier 6 gear favors shadow bolting locks.And a great thanks to one of my favorite actresses around! This series isnt about gameplay. ""Why is Blizzard not making gear tailored to our favorite build.Its a character piece. "" is the question asked by many affliction warlocks. It is however interesting to note that on the WWS Scoreboard, a neat ranking chart based on raid data pulled from WoW Web Stats, just 10 of 15 top Warlock DPSers are 0/21/40.As far as relatability; Its not about being to relate, if anyone can relate to these characters, then something is wrong. gold wow Out of the five who aren't destro locks, two are demonology, one is affliction and two have hybrid demo/destro builds - building for Soul Link probably. These numbers suggest that while 0/21/40 is the favored build, it doesn't seem to the runaway cookie-cutter build yet.The beginning of the series gave you something sort of ordinary so you could recognize the situation, then it takes it beyond average and into the area of FUNNY. Just as we have various outfits for various situations, there might be reasons to dip into supposedly less DPS-oriented trees to gain certain key talents, particularly for greater survivability during some encounters. In light of this, raid leaders should keep an open mind about warlock builds and not insist on the ""standard"" build for warlocks under their charge.Its outlandish for a reason.
On the other hand, affliction locks who are fretting over the simplicity of the destro build should also look for a build and playstyle that really works for both themselves and their guilds.FANTASTIC series and awesome acting all 'round. Phenomenal series. guild wars gold Yes, 0/21/40 is a popular endgame build, but it is not the only way to play your Warlock" .It's evolved from a WoW thing, into a truly well developed story. Can't wait to see episode 10! I think I can already see the ending though. Kinda like a, ""well what now. cheap wow gold Well we still have that raid to finish up"" something of the kind where they all just go back to exactly what they were doing before. Best moment in the series though is definatley when they all meet up for the first time and nobody says anything, then i think its Tink says that she got an epic dagger, and everyones like WOAH.
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