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I dont think so. It seems like blizzard tuned the 25 mans around just having more hit points than the 10 mans. They all hit for the same in both versions(except for patchwerk, he hits alot harder in 25 man). We were pretty much 1 shotting every boss in heroic Naxx but struggled on every boss in 10 man(except noth and 4 horsemen).

If you're struggling in 10 man naxx then you have some poor group setup problems. We walked through that **** no problem. I'm not saying 25 man naxx is hard though, cause it's not (saph is a joke vs his level 60 version).

Try Minimalist

Thanks for suggesting it, but it didn't work.

I had to look for something called "Simple Minimap" which seems to of solved all my problems.

Behold.. my finished UI:

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I must be one of the few players who sticks with the standard UI ( I do use Addons, just none that effects the UI ).

Whatever works for you. Personally, the default is just too big. I simply scaled it down and use Bartender4 for actionbars, along with a number of other useful things.

Only change to the unit frames I have is simply to add class icons and levels to my party frame and such. Not sure why that's not in WoW by default to begin with but oh well...

need a wow gametime code for EU servers pretty quickly, anyone know any websites that do like an instant service, my account ran out and i tried renewing but i used the wrong card and its locked me out :\ cannot enter new card details for another 24 hours. Im guessing Game Time card would still work.

need a wow gametime code for EU servers pretty quickly, anyone know any websites that do like an instant service, my account ran out and i tried renewing but i used the wrong card and its locked me out :\ cannot enter new card details for another 24 hours. Im guessing Game Time card would still work.

Better off grabbing them in the shops. It's cheaper than buying online. But if you want to buy it anyway the only website I'd trust is here.

Totally wish I could be seeing Malygos, but I've discovered that either I keep picking the not-so-good people of my guild to attempt naxx/sarathion or they just all suck.

The DPS is higher than all the pug groups I've done, the healing was better, and the tanking was better, and gear overall was better, but yet we wipe on trash, and can't kill anub. Only thing changed from the pug's was the players. :( And of course no other guild on the server needs a tank. If I could heal they'll take me, but not tanking ofc.

I decided to do something different I've never done with my DK.

Jewel Crafting.

It's strangely fun... plus the HP boost of mining and the HP regen with the bots you can make will make my DK even more unstoppable.

And btw.. thanks for the recommendation on Skillet. I'm using it now and I quite like it! :)

for crating i use, AdvancedTradeSkill, it will let you drag/queue and its simple, il check out skillet

They are almost identical.. the main difference between the 2 back in the day was skillet was an ace mod, were ATS was not.. And as some of you recall, ACE was the big "in thing" a year or so ago.

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