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Xilo

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New UI

Raid:

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Solo:

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Tell me if you like it or not.

Pretty slick. I would move the nameplates down though. Having information all over the screen gets tiresome especially if you are trying to pay attention to monster/self health/castbars/buffs/debuffs along with cooldowns.

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Spookie

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Man. Having just leveled a Warlock with no support from my main on another realm to 80. I genuinely feel sorry for anyone trying to get in to WoW.

I mean problems with getting in to PvE:

- No heroics.

- When you do get an heroic. It's full of genuinely retarded players who have no clue how to play their class. Who then go right ahead and insult you when you friendly point out something they are missing.

- PuG raids: "LFM 10 NAXX LINK EPIC ACH". For those who don't understand what's wrong with this. The achievement requires full 25 man ilevel 213 item gear to get (trinket, robe, weapon you get the idea). Now 10 naxx drops ilevel 200. In short. Anyone asking for that is a ****ing idiot.

PvP:

- Impossible. Genuinely. As a lock I have 0 resilience right now I'm starting from 100 honour and a few badges. I need 25 WG badges for a trinket or 40k for a piece of gladiator. Unless I'm past the 400 mark you are a sitting duck. For example if I get cheap shotted and don't get a direct heal. I won't survive the stun. Sorry is this suppose to be fun?

- PuGs again - See my first remark about PvE only type everything in caps.

- Arena. See my first remark.

I guess I won't be re rolling till the next expansion then.

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Testrum

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Man. Having just leveled a Warlock with no support from my main on another realm to 80. I genuinely feel sorry for anyone trying to get in to WoW.

I mean problems with getting in to PvE:

- No heroics.

- When you do get an heroic. It's full of genuinely retarded players who have no clue how to play their class. Who then go right ahead and insult you when you friendly point out something they are missing.

- PuG raids: "LFM 10 NAXX LINK EPIC ACH". For those who don't understand what's wrong with this. The achievement requires full 25 man ilevel 213 item gear to get (trinket, robe, weapon you get the idea). Now 10 naxx drops ilevel 200. In short. Anyone asking for that is a ****ing idiot.

PvP:

- Impossible. Genuinely. As a lock I have 0 resilience right now I'm starting from 100 honour and a few badges. I need 25 WG badges for a trinket or 40k for a piece of gladiator. Unless I'm past the 400 mark you are a sitting duck. For example if I get cheap shotted and don't get a direct heal. I won't survive the stun. Sorry is this suppose to be fun?

- PuGs again - See my first remark about PvE only type everything in caps.

- Arena. See my first remark.

I guess I won't be re rolling till the next expansion then.

Hehe, I leveled a Lock to 25 and gave up quickly. I realized they aren't good for soloing and rely on support way to much. Not to mention Healers hate them thanks to their Life Tap ability.

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Spookie

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Hehe, I leveled a Lock to 25 and gave up quickly. I realized they aren't good for soloing and rely on support way to much.

What were you doing? :/

The lock is the easiest class to solo. I could solo most group quests and if I had my cooldowns up pull 4-6 mobs at a time and AoE them down.

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Testrum

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What were you doing? :/

The lock is the easiest class to solo. I could solo most group quests and if I had my cooldowns up pull 4-6 mobs at a time and AoE them down.

Did you go Affliction, Demonology, or Destruction? I went Affliction and it was really hard to solo by myself. Even with a few Macro's set up and a strategy for my Voidwalker/Succubus to tank while I drained and DoT'd them I still struggled. And yes most Healers don't mind Life Tap IF you DON'T spam it but a lot of Locks like to spam it.

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Spookie

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Did you go Affliction, Demonology, or Destruction? I went Affliction and it was really hard to solo by myself. Even with a few Macro's set up and a strategy for my Voidwalker/Succubus to tank while I drained and DoT'd them I still struggled. And yes most Healers don't mind Life Tap IF you DON'T spam it but a lot of Locks like to spam it.

As giga said, should have gone demo. I spam LF like my life depended on it. It's the core of the class and with a Aff lock at 80 it's part of your rotation so you can get the buff from the glyph. You just do it before right after you cast haunt while the heal is traveling to you. It'll heal the damage taken.

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WoW.com has multiple independent sources confirming the release of Patch 3.2 tomorrow (Tuesday August 4th in the US) and we're happy to pass that information along to you.

There are no patch notes available yet; however, they will no doubt be made available within the next few hours. But really, the patch notes are not going to deviate a terrible amount from the PTR patch notes, so this evening is a good time to familiarize yourself with everything.

The patch will also bring with it some rather significant extended maintenance as well.

Source: WoW.com

SWEET :D

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Slane

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Damn, my guild is still working Yogg and the released new tier already! We haven't been able to get past P2 of Yogg as it's a combination of lack DPS in brain room and no control up top. But we have been steadly making progress and I was so hoping to kill him before patch. O well, here's to new **** out while I raid the old ****!

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