Warriors have rage and dps problems. Both problems are solved by having higher dps. You get higher dps by using the "dumbest item" (Assuming you're using Glorenzelgs). So, coincidentally, it solves that warrior's problems.
The point was I outdpssed equally geared people. But these are unprovable facts.
So here are some provable ones:
- The guild I was in since I started doing PVE was New Dawn since it started from virtually nothing (Guild started in Aug 2010, I joined in Nov 2010, before it started doing ICCn). That guild eventually got all Realm Firsts (ToGC25H, ICC25H, RS25H) of the realm it was in (Deathwing). I was an officer and Warrior Class Leader there (I only ever played one Warrior and no other class or character), and seldom did someone argue against what I considered to be the best way of improving a Warrior's dps. Contrary to you, usually when I don't know or I'm not certain, I don't speak.
- This Warrior sub-forum for a long time was a hive of self-centered personalities claiming the most stupid things as being true, with virtually every post having people saying it was a lie or incorrect. If you check all my posts giving advice on this Warrior, I doubt you'll find someone who attempts to directly contradict what I say. You're most likely the first person here. Check the link to the other BiS post I made a few months ago and check how many people say it is a ******ed build for having mail legs.
Needless to say, you're the only one here saying mail legs are bad just because they provide Intellect, without even taking into account the actual sum of the stats it provides other than Intellect.
I put those comments on the same garbage bin as I put those who say Warriors should only use Plate and that Agi items are nowhere as useful as Str ones.
The main problem isn't even he arguing that other legs *might* marginally better for a Glorenzelg build than the Leggings of the Northern Lights, just like there are several cases where different items are roughly similar in dps output; it's him saying that using them is the dumbest option a Warrior could use, which immediately showcases how knowledgeable he is.
Ultimately, his Warrior may have his own erroneous opinions, and his own opinions impact his performance.