Lol bullshit


Catalysm had changed all classes

So they are no good or bad for each build

Each build have their advantages

Assassinations are no longer multitate the whole to gain combo points , you use backstabs now to gain points and multitate for the opener


Combat is good for AOE / and needed to finsh a opponent fast

Subiety

This build is extremely good for crowd control which needs you to shadowstep and vanish most of the time








There are no " only one " good build anymore

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Added on December 22, 2010, 11:58 pm
Another Troller bullshit scammer




This is Catalysm , and as you know everything about class mechanics are changed

Rogue rotation do not work that way anymore

Assassination's focus is dealing massive poison damage, and it stays true to that paradigm in Cataclysm. It's currently projected to be the front-runner at level 85, although much can change between now and then. Assassination has a new, sharper rotation and provides a great mix of burst and sustained damage, giving it the potency needed for both solo and group play. The build requires a pair of daggers, with at least one of them having a very quick speed. It's the least weapon-dependent of the three rogue specs, and so it lends itself well to players without awesome weapons. One weakness of the build is its reliance on hit rating -- since poisons use the spell hit chance and not the melee hit chance, you need a solid chance to hit in order to maximize the effectiveness of this spec. Reforging can help you here.

Build The revamped assassination tree has a few flexible points in the build, although there are a couple of utility talents that are essentially mandatory. Quickening provides two important effects: a powerful movement speed boost that can't be replicated, and an increase in survivability. Similarly, Deadly Brew gives assassination rogues a bit of extra utility, and so these two talents will be picked up by just about every Mutilate rogue. Deadly Momentum is actually incredibly potent for leveling, and I would recommend dropping points out of Cut to the Chase if you're making a leveling build.

Glyphs Mutilate, Backstab, Rupture

Combo point generators Mutilate if target is above 35%, Backstab if below 35%.

Finisher priority Slice and Dice, Rupture, and Envenom

Cooldowns Vendetta, Overkill (via Vanish), and Cold Blood

Rotation Use the preferred combat point generator until you have 4 or more combo points, then use your finisher. Open with Slice and Dice to activate the buff, use Rupture to maintain the debuff, and use Envenom to refresh Slice and Dice. Once you reach a steady state of the rotation, you will be alternating between Rupture to keep the debuff active and using Envenom when Rupture has plenty of time left.

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Added on December 23, 2010, 12:00 amCombat's focus is dealing massive weapon damage, and it's the only rogue spec that requires non-dagger weapons. Swords, axes, maces, and fist weapons make up the core weapons of this build, although a quick dagger can be used for an off-hand weapon. It is the most weapon-dependent build in the rogue talent tree spectrum, and so it's recommended for rogues who already have awesome weapons at their current level. It has the most powerful cooldowns and the strongest survivability talents of any rogue tree. The key weakness of the build is that it deals mostly physical damage, which makes it weak against armored targets.

Blade Flurry also has the unique ability to kill two targets at once, via Blade Flurry's ability to replicate our attacks onto a second target. Blade Flurry should always (and only) be used if there are two or more targets nearby. BF used to give us extra haste and would be used as a DPS cooldown against even a single target, but that's no longer the case -- it actually hurts our energy regeneration while active. Save it for multi-mob situations.

Build The combat tree also has several free points available, and the utility talents can be customized based on your preferences. I like Blade Twisting, personally, as slowing your target is nearly always a good thing. Improved Recuperate is crazy-powerful and gives the combat rogue a major survivability boost. The wording on the talent is a bit unclear; it actually doubles the potency of Recuperate.

Glyphs Sinister Strike, Slice and Dice, Adrenaline Rush

Combo point generators Sinister Strike, Revealing Strike

Finisher priority Slice and Dice, Rupture, Eviscerate

Cooldowns Adrenaline Rush, Killing Spree, Blade Flurry (if two or more targets are active)

Rotation While keeping Slice and Dice active, generate 4 combo points via Sinister Strike. Once you have 4 points, use Revealing Strike to generate the 5th point, which also buffs your next finisher. Use Rupture if it's not active, or use Eviscerate if Rupture is already active. Don't bother using Revealing Strike before you refresh your Slice and Dice, as RS only affects damaging finishers.

This post has been edited by Polytechnic: Dec 23 2010, 12:00 AM