World of warcraft questions

My main is a level 60 Paladin with full Lightforge Armor. When you roll a Paladin you have to remember one thing. Your a support class. This means your a jack of all trades, but master of none. You can heal, but no-where near as well as a preist. You can tank, but no-where near as well as a Warrior, and you can do DPS (Haha!) but nowhere near as well as a Rogue/Warrior/Mage.

What this means is that in end game raids you will be doing nothing but spamming your low mana heal (Flash of Light) during the boss fights. You will also but cleansing and buffing. That's it. You will not be doing any damamge. Personally i find this dull for 3-5 hours a raid takes...

In PvP, Paladins are pretty powerful, if you play them well and you have good gear.
To be a good Paladin PvP player you need to outlast your target. This means your battles are long, and boring or quick you result in your death.

My personaly opinion is that if you want to be a support class then roll a Druid or Shaman as they do everything better than a Paladin does. If not, pick a class that defines your style of play.

I liked my Paladin and there are still aspects I love about it (Self Heals and Cleanse while playing Solo). I have now rolled a Warrior though as I feel I suit being the Tank/Damage Dealer rather than the Support.
 
I have been thinking about coming back to play wow for a while now. I havent played since July when i moved house.

I have a L55ish Warlock (Nice pets at that stage) and a L40ish warrior who i enjoy playing.

I recommend that you play a couple of characters so you can vary your play and not get bored.
 
I switch between a Rogue and a Warlock.

Very different styles to play, and I need the Rogue just to pay for the Warlock - buying the skills and the grimoires for pets sucks away what little cash isn't swallowed up by enchanting. :(
 
My turn for question....

got a lvl 33 warrior as my main char, and to be honest I haven't spent any talent points :(

What is the best way to spend them, go for an all rounder or go for a specific discipline? I'd like to squeeze as much dmg out of my char as possible. So what are the best dmg dealing skills to spend my talent points on? I'm reckoning the ones in the fury skill tree, but any ideas which ones?

Thanks
 
u would get the infernal at 50... and its not worth the effort 50s reagent for a pet that gets targeted by pretty much everyone the second it arrives and dies shortly after

even the stun effect can now be resisted...

i had fun with it once outside the crossroads killing all the lvl40's but that was about it

stick with ** proper pets the 2 endgame ones aint worth it.

ps. despite this the warlock is still awsome, just needs work on its end game pets (nerf hunters and their pets as they are a joke)
 
I agree that for a non-hardcore player Paladin (along with Rogue and Shaman) is probably the easiest class to pick up and play. Allthough it's also probably the hardest class to master and play properly. You've got to know your class and work to your strengths in both PvP and PvE situations.
 
I'm a warlock, find it great fun and despite what everyone says I have got used to it fairly easily. I'm level 23 at the moment, and I am taking out most level 26s solo in battlegrounds. Just find rogues a bit tricky. >.<

Thing to remember PvP as a warlock is fear is a very handy skill. :p
 
I have a L55 warlock and I think its a great character to play. Its funny to create a big pet in IRON FORGE and protect it while people try and beat it up lol

...well i think its funny :P
 
warlocks get easier to play the higher u go ... there will be bad patches where ** opponents get an immunity to fear and u have no way of defending urself... but in the end when u hit 60 u will dominate them all

muhhAHhAHAHAHAHAHA :D
 
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