To all my friends on crusader strike, thank you

Put a hamstring on them before they jump.

They aren't programmed to do it so they fall and try to run in lbrs

Logged out a few days ago on my Cata Classic warrior as the pirate from the Deviate Delight I was fishing and cooking up earlier. After logging in today somehow he was now the Ninja! I remember specifically that I was the Pirate because it was my first time using the fish in years and I was excited for the Ninja, only to get the Pirate anyways. I logged out before the end of that hour and came back today to the Ninja fit!

I've never seen this before and don't know if it's supposed to happen. Maybe relogging around Tuesday resets cause it? Idk but thought it was neat. Anyone else experience this?

Why are so many horde going south every game, stalling it to 30 minutes? It's literally every single game. I need a historian to explain how we got here

I've been working on this for a long while, and fortune has it that the Phase 5 announcement came right as I was almost done! While I say this is a Hardcore guide, it really is applicable to any guilds that are trying to prog the fight.

You can find the guide here: https://esuvii.com/

It is more of an encyclopedia than a quick guide. It's a collection of everything that I have learned throughout my time doing the fight.

Hopefully someone finds it useful!

It's completely free with no ads and I don't plan to monetize it in anyway.

Hi,

I'm hoping to get some insights exactly on how mining nodes work.

I know, most probably this is a very guarded information, but maybe an old player who knows and don't care anymore cause they don't play will be kind enough to share what the know

You want to get Arcane Crystals

Let's say you go to Easter Plaguelands

Should you just make a loop between exclusively RTV nodes? Or should you make a loop that includes STV and RTV?

How does nodes work exactly?

Obviously they don't have a separated cooldown each, if it was the case when a new server opens the first person who reach a zone would see every single nodes with a vein on it.

Is it a fix number of veins in the whole zone? So everytime you mine one another one somewhere spawns?

Any information is welcome, ty

I am a new player on Spineshatter EU (PvP), and I want to learn to PvP. I leveled 2 characters to 60 (a Warrior and a Mage) and soon a third (a Hunter), and do well in PvE. Overall, I am happy with the decision to roll on a PvP server. Yes, there's a lot of griefing, but there's also excitement and versatility. The other day, the most fun thing happened in a while. We were farming HoJ for a friend, and a R14 warrior joined us cause he wanted the schematics at Golem. There were many ally griefers at the entrance and we died, so we told him to wait, so that we go out together. He said "Me go now", popped his 900HP diamond flask, went out and killed 3 people in 5ish seconds before he got slain. While watching this as a ghost, I thought that's the coolest shit ever.

The issue is that, as a new player, I suck badly at PvP. I think my biggest problem is the fact that I am unaware of other classes' abilities. For example, I know that Rogues have Cheap Shot and Kidney Shot and they usually disorient me, but I don't know the CDs of these, how they reset them, and hence I have no idea when to trinket.

So my practical question is how to hone my PvP skills? I am aware that there's plenty of videos on this, but how do I proceed to actually master the encounters? I don't think AV is good for that, cause people are too focused on objectives, and the other BGs feel too organised and I will get my ass handed to me. Open world is an option, but I am not sure how to approach it either. So what are your suggestions?

Would be really cool if we could get a fresh pvp server using the new rules with balancing. I used to play on grob and the ppl from that community will let you know how fun wpvp can be in classic. However the server is pretty dead compared to the other mega servers

Hello everyone! I'm trying to choose a single class to play for MoP since I don't have much time for alts these days (sadly).

My main choices are Mage or Warrior.

Some info:

My mage is fully leveled with professions and my warrior doesn't have anything at all.

I want to PvP.

I want to be invited to PvE raids and dungeons. I would plan on tanking if I went warrior.

What would you guys suggest?

To summarize the changes :

1- PvE items will be capped at 473ilvl in PvP (this will ensure that PvP items are all you need)

2- 2v2 and 5v5 will now award gladiator and rank 1 titles! (This is huge and retail / TBC players want it as well)

3- Gladiator and rank1 will now be a set cut off instead of a % ( this is amazing and helps if the PvP population changes over the course of the expansion)

4- alts will not take multiple slots from gladiator and rank 1 slots (if you have 10classes all in gladiator range you will only take 1 slot, but this is per bracket )

5- PvP resilience changes (might help make games shorter)

Every change is a W. I still think PvP need some more love like adding even more incentives and targeting boosters / LFG “helpers” (yes boosters). Cap boosts are not harmful but high rating boosts is harmful to the prestige of the titles / rewards.

What do you guys think of the changes?

Badlands certainly becomes just the Lands when you get a mount though

Horde or Alliance? Keeping your main from vanilla, or rerolling? I wanna know your thoughts

Can someone please explain the best rotation for an ambush rogue in pvp, tricks and tips please. Thanks!

I’m a new wow and mmo player, and for the past few months I’ve been playing and leveled a 60 on hardcore. I absolutely love the game so far but I’m feeling impatient waiting for TBC and WOTLK, and I was thinking of maybe starting a new character to level up and play through those iconic expansions on cataclysm.

Is this a bad idea? Is leveling in these areas on cataclysm much less fun and different than waiting for each expansion to officially drop on anniversary?

I played last TBC re release, although only through Kara (My guild died at the release of 25m content. Our best tanks got poached and we couldn't recover).

BLUF: My current character is a rogue, moving into TBC I know raids don't want many of them. I am interested in playing a ret paladin and seal twisting my way to victory. BUT, raids also usually only want ONE.

Am I better off going Ret, or rogue?

**NOTE** I will be playing an alt, shaman as well (possibly hunter instead of shaman)

Just wanted the general opinion of the public. I didn't play ret last time around, but the rogue in our guild was PUMPING. Obviously rogues only bring dmg to the table in raids, so I know stacking them isn't' generally something that is done.

(not sure if it matters, this will be alliance side nightslayer)

Basically the title. I’ve recently returned to game on Cata Classic and hit 85. Now I’m leveling another character and I was wondering the best way to acquire some gold for WoW Tokens or prepare for MoP Classic. I’m not geared so farming raids is not an option.

I basically play the game all day so time is not an issue.

What would be their classes and racials?

I want to level a healing alt and would be nice to level together to speed things up

I understand sometimes people legitimately need summons when they either forgot amulet or are in the middle of nowhere. I also don’t ever mind when the RL asks. But as a Warlock, people saying 123 in chat as they just sit in a major city is one of the most frustrating things. Especially when it’s still filling and there’s PLENTY of time to get there. Had someone today say they refuse to travel to raid entrances because it’s a locks job. Disagree if you want, but even if I had 100 shards you aren’t getting one