How is that hybrid, that is the normal spec for pvp ret?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maminho
How is that hybrid, that is the normal spec for pvp ret?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maminho
In what case do you consider a ret without crusader strike and divine storm a normal pvp spec?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skoobydoo
Ah thank you, that cleared it. You were talking about his Holy buildQuote:
Originally Posted by Maminho
By the way looking at the build is your playstyle supposed to be like heavy mele healing tankzor?
I'm just curious as to why people feel the need to spam these sorts of threads all over the forum.
http://forum.warmane.com/showthread.php?t=430645
He didn't get enough attention in the first thread so he made another.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercy
Paladin dmg is just fine. Reckoning or preg paladin is what the hybrid spec is named. It does more damage on judgement than retri and has the shield of righteousness as a cs alternative. It has about 700 more spell power than a normal ret, but lacks ds) and its very noob friendly in the manner that you dont have to swap from 2h to 1h and shield all the time to go from deffensive to offensive mode. You still have to dance around seals though, changing from seal of righteousness to corruption and to light depending on fast burst, continuous damage or selfsustain. Ret is extremely hard to master actually but reckoning is a very good starting point to understand how you should be playing retri as well. I dont know where this dude sees a problem with the dmg though.
What i noticed on the other hand is a drastic reduction in aow procs, especially on shielded targets. I dont know whats going on with shields and crits but its been a long time something fishy is going on. Dont have proof, its just a feeling so dont take my words as granted on this paragraph. I m just wandering if anyone else has seen anything on that point
In the case that this have been the normal spec people use in 2s and solo queue for years. I guess when people say hybrid i was expecting half holy or something, but i guess tehnicaly you can call this hybrid as well i guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maminho