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I was quitting regardless. Resubbed to fill the 1-month void between the end of the job that I hate and the beginning of winter semester at my Uni.

Thanks for the attempt at trolling, it was cute. =D

It wasn't a troll, It was a responce to your post in which you made out you were quitting your job and going to play WoW

The hunter volley buff is nice, so nice it has took me back to the Top of AoE above Rogues, locks and mages. The nerf hurt bad and they pretty much undid the nerf when they knew it was to much a few patches later. Also a few of the healers in my guild think death knights are easy to heal which i find strange because they mostly rely on rng and have less armor than thier counterpart tanking classes. (finally managed to hit 34k unbuffed on DK, aiming for 35k :D)

I am soo ****ed at Blizzard right now these are some of the bugs I have that they are not doing anything about;

1) I was going to booty bay to kill some bruisers to get my pirate title and noticed after 2 hours of killing bruisers that my rep with the pirates was getting worse (even though on the log screen it was saying my rep increased )

2) every other time I log on to my toon my DPS goes way to low (same buffs, same macro on the same training dummy its normally according to recount 3000 - 3400 but every other time it will drop to 300 - 900) Its not my recount because I have had others check it while I was attacking

3) every time I use my flying mount in northend, after I dismount my minion drops from 16,000 health to 5,000 (then it slowly regens)

4) whenever I hearth or use a portal I lose half of my health

I havent heard any other locks having these issues which it would seem that something is wrong with my account in their database, I have tried clean installing without using any addons and logging on a different pc.

any suggestions?

I am soo ****ed at Blizzard right now these are some of the bugs I have that they are not doing anything about;

1) I was going to booty bay to kill some bruisers to get my pirate title and noticed after 2 hours of killing bruisers that my rep with the pirates was getting worse (even though on the log screen it was saying my rep increased )

2) every other time I log on to my toon my DPS goes way to low (same buffs, same macro on the same training dummy its normally according to recount 3000 - 3400 but every other time it will drop to 300 - 900) Its not my recount because I have had others check it while I was attacking

3) every time I use my flying mount in northend, after I dismount my minion drops from 16,000 health to 5,000 (then it slowly regens)

4) whenever I hearth or use a portal I lose half of my health

I havent heard any other locks having these issues which it would seem that something is wrong with my account in their database, I have tried clean installing without using any addons and logging on a different pc.

any suggestions?

Best suggestion would be to get with a GM via email and have the issue checked into. Tell them straight off that you've reinstalled, deleted your WTF / Interface folder, and whatnot because that'll be their first suggestions, despite however obvious it may be that the problem cannot exist on your end. Shouldn't take them too long to get back to you, but do be patient.

Best of luck.

I swear. This game is far too easy. Far too many morons are getting to 80 these days. Examples:

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Ihazcoke & Sepirioth both being tanks in two diffrent groups and those are screenshots from the meters on bosses. How on earth do you get out DPS'ed by a tank?

/vent

Ihazcoke & Sepirioth both being tanks in two diffrent groups and those are screenshots from the meters on bosses. How on earth do you get out DPS'ed by a tank?

Whilst those guys have pretty low damage, it's not the main crux of the problem. Paladin DPS is right out of this world. Any idiot can push out 2500dps as a pala tank while watching adult movies on the second screen and hitting a 69696 rotation. Absolutely 0 brain required, you can macro it all to two buttons and "pass on the lootz".

Whilst those guys have pretty low damage, it's not the main crux of the problem. Paladin DPS is right out of this world. Any idiot can push out 2500dps as a pala tank while watching adult movies on the second screen and hitting a 69696 rotation. Absolutely 0 brain required, you can macro it all to two buttons and "pass on the lootz".

I neglected to say:

He's in blues and they were in i200/i219.

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