Blizzard has decided to change how resilence works a bit. All in all the change will reduce the damage taken even more. The difference, which is what they are aiming for, is for the arena matches to last 5 or so GCDS instead of 1-2 which is how it is at the moment. Although I do agree that burst damage was still too high for most teams, im not looking forward to the possible mana wars which I see coming soon.
What are your thoughs on the upcoming resilence change?
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
New Resilence Changes in WoW patch 3.2
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Monday, June 8, 2009
Paladin Healing - Review and How to 3.1/3.2
Paladin healing all in all is good. You won't be outhealing druids on the meters, but they are still good healers to bring. Blizzard has annouced that they will be revamping them a little bit in the upcoming wotlk patch 3.2 due out probably in a few months.
I will admit that on my 80 paladin it's boring to heal. Although I love healing, I think paladins do need a revamp to be able to be more versitile. They suck at raid healing, and are basically only good for tank healing/over healing. Blizzard has said that they want more than one paladin to be able to come to a ten man without feeling gimped. It would be a very nice change of pace to have a HOT or aoe type of heal, but with these new changes I'm sure there will be nerfs also.
What do you think should be done to the class that could improve their healing without making them OP?
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
3.2 Druid Cat Form Pictures WoTLK
Here are the final Tauren and Night Elf Druid cat form designs which should be implimented into the 3.2 wow patch. Looks pretty sick and it's about time!

Labels: 3.2 Druid changes
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Best Holy Paladin / Pally PVP Specs for Season 6
Wondering what the best talent builds are for Arena Season 6? Well there are about 3 different specs which are 2k+ reachable.
Holy / Prot - http://www.wowarmory.com/talent-calc.xml?cid=2&tal=503221503002130531005152215032013122000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
This build is the most common. Basic full holy with the reduced hammer cooldown.
Prot / Holy - http://www.wowarmory.com/talent-calc.xml?cid=2&tal=503021503000000000000000005032113522310202131331232100000000000000000000000000
I personally love this build, it gives you bigger heals, better mana regen(basically unlimited mana if played right) and more defense, plus a 3 second silence and short hammer cooldown.
The cons to the prot build is that you lose beacon of light and holy shock.
Holy / Ret - http://www.wowarmory.com/talent-calc.xml?cid=2&tal=503221503000130511000000000000000000000000000000000005212250223201122133000000
I don't have much experience playing this build but it works really well for someone. The repentance helps a ton in the CC game. You just lose some healing power.
It your choice, all three specs work good / bad vs different comps, so kind of adapt the most common comps you are getting to what spec you choose, or have two of them on dual specs.
Labels: Arena Season 6
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New Druid Bear Forms in Upcoming WoW Patch 3.2
In our next major content patch, druids will find a host of new textures for two major forms, cat and bear. There will be five different designs for each of these forms for the Horde and Alliance. Night elves can choose to change their cat and bear look at any time by visiting the barber shop and changing their character's hair color, while tauren will be able to change which look they use by switching skin tones in the barber shop -- a new feature for tauren in the next major content patch. Given that there are more hair colors and skin tones than unique form looks, some colors and tones will overlap with these new textures. The hair and skin colors chosen will, in most cases, correspond with the color seen in the look of each form. Some similar colors that may share a particular cat texture will not necessarily share the same bear texture.
We'd like to share with you this new art for each form and faction in four installments. So without further ado, our first preview is for the five new textures of the tauren druid bear form. We'll also show the current form design so you can easily see the extra detail and textures of the new art. Work continues on new looks for the remaining druid forms and we hope to add them in future content patches.

Labels: Bear Form
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