QUOTE(siew14 @ Apr 8 2009, 12:41 PM)
yeah.. just damn lazy to fight them... as they bubble, heal heal heal heal heal heal.. ZzzzzzZzzZZZzzZZZzZ
2 to 3 HoL before oom...
but wit the new JoW buff, 1 judge = 25% mana back every 8 sec...
Added on April 8, 2009, 12:53 pmQUOTE(ray123 @ Apr 8 2009, 12:45 PM)
Another thing that irks me is that there is no drawback to be inside a bubble for a Ret Pally. Really. What drawback is it for a Ret Paladin to be inside his Divine Shield?
In the past it was a super slow melee swing timer, so Rets needed to juggle between healing themselves or continue to finish the fight at a low health. This was offset by instant Judgements like of Command and then by the talent Crusader Strike. Not to mention Hammer of Wrath. All of these addressed the ancient pain of a Paladin unable to dps effectively while inside his Divine Shield. He had to choose: bubble heal or don't bubble and dps. Now that a Paladin have the talents and skills do dps and heal themselves the same time, I see no rational for Divine Shield.
Sure, one can argue Feral Druid Bears are almost the same: ridiculous survivability and able to last long in a fight. But unless he's very geared, you don't get killed by a Bear in a short time. A Bear's strategy is to outlast, a Ret Paladin is to burst. It's like a 3-minute Mage but in melee range. And you know how vulnerable a Mage is if you catch him in melee. Not for the Ret, he still has the bubble. Even DKs have to stack their diseases first, Rogues have to build their combo points first (and again and again).
Yes, I'm a bitter Shaman.
problems wit bubble for a ret: -
- deals 50% damage only (which is against the purpose for dealing damage) as opposed to the old 50% swing time
- unusable within the 30 sec after poping AW (wrong timing = dead ret)
its nt an utility tool for a ret...
its a OMG escape button for a ret since its all we got to survive the moment...
true enuff, shaman need something as a OMG escape survivability button hopefully addressed in 3.1...
This post has been edited by evofantasy: Apr 8 2009, 12:53 PM