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emily5656 (emily5656) wrote,
@ 2008-04-02 14:18:00

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Things Every Warrior Tank Thinks Every Non-Tank Should Know
"My ability to generate threat over an extended time frame is inversely proportional to your ability to generate threat. Huh. Ok here is what I mean, we will use a mage for this example but the same applies to rogues hunters, or anything else not a warrior or a bear druid. As a fight commences both of us have two bars. We both have big full green health bars. Under my health bar is a big empty bar. Under your health bar is a big full blue bar. When you do dmg, it drains your blue bar. When I give or take dmg it fills my red bar. You have all the ammo you need at the start of a fight to make all kinds of threat which will pull all kinds of aggro. I don’t have much ammo to generate threat or take aggro, it takes me a minute. The difference is that at the beginning of the fight, your threat making resource; mana, is full. wow honor leveling You at this moment can activate whatever ability you want and instantly create tons of threat. Mine is empty. My resource, rage, fills up as I give and take dmg. Over the course of the fight I will get a lot to spend, so the longer the fight goes on the more and more threat I make. Problem is at the beginning of the fight I have little or no rage. It takes me time to build the threat to hold aggro off of you. So what does this mean to you. wow level service It means that if you start every pull with your biggest most evil 10 second cast fireball, it”s gonna be real tough for me to get aggro off of you with my empty rage bar. How to apply this advice: You need to learn to pace your dps.

Whether you are a mage or a rogue or a lock whatever (except hunters who feign death whenever the cooldown is up) start off the fight with lighter lower dmg attacks. As the fight wears on rank it up to the bigger meaner stuff. You can do the same amount of dmg, but instead of front loading all of your dps (and threat) back load it. Seriously, this is the biggest problem I see with every single DPS class in the game. Yes, I can taunt the mob off of you, but then the taunt is on cool down. What if the mob then does an aggro wipe like a knock down and it goes after you. wow lvl service What if it stuns me right after I taunt so I can’t build threat. You should be trying to play in such a way that you don”t ever have to see the warrior taunt outside of extenuating circumstances like aggro wipes. " "The New movie is called warcraft the movie, not wow: the movie, so why can the article be found under world of warcraft and not under warcraft universe. Whoever wrote that have to be a major idiot. So anybody who can edit please move it the info about the movie to the warcraft universe article. And some new info about the movie has been added on IMDB and the wowwiki so feel free to make the warcraft movie section larger. Hello, firstly when adding a new section in a talk page please use the (+) symbol, that adds the section properly to the bottom of the list instead of the top. wow gold That being said, your idea isn't bad, I'd support having a short mention of the movie on this page with a link to the more expanded section in the Warcraft Universe article.

-- -- Atama(CHAT) 16:50, 17 December 2007 (UTC) The usage of the word ""scribe"" in the movie section is problematic for me. While it is an industry term for a screenwriter, and it is quoted directly from the cited reference, it is not something found in common usage. wow power leveling I am considering either linking it to the screenwriter article, or placing it in double quotes to highlight it's non-literal usage. Also, commenting on the above comment that the film in question is not a World Of Warcraft movie, the cited article's first line is """"World of Warcraft"" is heading to the world of film."". By strict standards it is stated correctly in this article based on cited references. LeilaniLad (talk) 15:02, 8 March 2008 (UTC) " .