BRD/MCH Fixed!

[Fyce]

All I'm seeing is bad bards complaining that they aren't able to run everywhere like idiots with no reason at all.
Well, if WM can make you learn how to position yourself and anticipate stuff, it seems like a nice change.

Besides, if they get used to cast times, we'll hopefully see Foe Requiem and Swiftsongs more often. Who knows.


I might even start playing bard because of WM.

[Krissey]

All I'm seeing is bad bards complaining that they aren't able to run everywhere like idiots with no reason at all.

To be ENTIRELY honest I think they are WoW hunter converts, the sort of people that complained about how there was a pet the entire time, since it's inception. They're used to the run and gun play-style, AND being top DPS or at least competitive. So when they came to a new game with a similar class with a similar play-style they were excited.

What they didn't realize is that unlike WoW this game still has a hybrid tax, and unlike WoW this isn't the Blizzard design team. Hunters were OP in WoW, at basically all times, and extremely hard to balance and always seemed to be out of the norm.

[mb52139]

To be ENTIRELY honest I think they are WoW hunter converts, the sort of people that complained about how there was a pet the entire time, since it's inception. They're used to the run and gun play-style, AND being top DPS or at least competitive. So when they came to a new game with a similar class with a similar play-style they were excited.

What they didn't realize is that unlike WoW this game still has a hybrid tax, and unlike WoW this isn't the Blizzard design team. Hunters were OP in WoW, at basically all times, and extremely hard to balance and always seemed to be out of the norm.

A good assumption, but.. I never played wow. The gameplay of bard simply drew me in, and I enjoyed the mobile nature of the class. Its so easy to judge something when you are on the outside looking in, aint it? Just don't make stupid assumptions.