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This WILL kill the raiding game for pure classes, unless you've seen something I'm totally missing (and you're very good at what you do, so perhaps I am - please, enlighten us). Instead of jumping saying what it will and will not do, why not wait until its implemented (or until the details are actually given out!) before making such conclusions. Couldn't agree with you more. The game seems to be getting fleeced more and more. Imagine that, now you'll actually have to be good at your class to get an invite. The horror. I don't see how you gain anything this way... you still have to replace someone. Also, with the buff stacking (assuming a large raid with multiples of a class), it's just as easy to ask why add another Feral with non-stacking LotP, when you can bring the Rogue for Savage Combat? Why bring another Moonkin for non-stacking Aura and Mark, when you can bring a Mage for Arcane Intellect buy wow gold wow power leveling aion levelingif you can just move all those rep recipes down to honored requirement, that would help tremendouslgold My shaman is a jewel crafter, who I never bothered running through any instance past HFC. I got him to 70, realized I didn't like the class in a raid environment (basically tellingleveling you I have no rep), and got it to 350 JCing. After that, it's all world drops (which you only really need one, though more helps). Butlevelinggetting to 350 was incredibly easy, and for every other profession, is fairly easy as well. Maybe easy is the wrong word, but it never did feel impossible or feel that it required too much work.gold jintian12yue22hao And yes, I've leveled every profession except enchanting to 375 (it's at 360ish on the toon that has itlevelingLuckily, in Wrath, Northrend recipes start at 350 and up. I don't think it is anything to worry about. 275-300 can still be problematic thoughlevelingand tables? In smaller raids where you have to choose between Rogue/Druid or Mage/Druid, I imagine it'll depend on things like player skill and raid composition. Not-so-great Druid just because he's a hybrid, or the really good Mage/Rogue who can actually put out the numbers? Not a hard choice, imo. You don't need it to be in game to know what is going to happen. Imagine if you were building a raid and had a selection of multiples of every class all played by good players. Why would you not bring a druid/paladin/priest/shaman over a pure dps class when they can both do the same dps, but the hybrids can heal if/when you need them to. Being a good player is not enough, you have to be a good player and playing a good class, which with all the changes going into wotlk eliminates pure dps classes. If you have any question with this article, please contact us! E-mail US , We will reply you with in 30 minutes
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