|
|
|
|
The Resurrection Guild uses forums to coordinate our in-game activities and raids, and to build a sense of community that extends beyond grinding for experience and coin together. Communication about SLACK events can be found on the SLACK Forums Page.
To gain access to the Resurrection private forums, you must register with the guild's portal (the site you are currently browsing) and then post to the 'Guild Applications' forum below. Once you've been confirmed, you will be granted rights to access and post to the relevant forums.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
Resurrection Guild Forums
|
 |
 |
|
|
| Author |
Messages |
|
Tiamant 
Guild Member
Total Posts: 306
Location:
 |
| 06/17/2006 2:29 AM |
|
As you adventure and level up, I recommend you going the beast/marksman route. It will lower your downtime, and allow you to level up faster. When you hit 60 or so, spec out for marks or survival to boost your range capabilities.
Aimed shot is good, but early on it won't add much damage. Later when it adds +600 to a shot, it makes a huge difference. Adding +75 to a 3 second casted shot doesn't really help at lv 20. Things in beast like intimidation and ferocity help your pet hold aggro longer. That means less damage you take. Remember: your pet regenerates a lot faster than you do.
Here's what I would do the first 40 levels if I had to start over: http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/hunters/talents.html?2500320052501051000000000000000000000000000000
The focus is keeping your pet alive (via mend pet if you have to), and lowering downtime through improved revive pet. Armor buffs, damage buffs, even a pet stun all serve to enhance your levelling experience. For your next points, I'd go with:
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/hunters/talents.html?2500320052501051000000000000000000000000000000#none
Increases your range, mana longevity (you'll start to feel the mana hurt at about lv 30-40 or so), and gives you access to aimed shot, as well as adds some more damage. When you finish levelling, respec to the marks/survival or survival/marks to maximize your self-damage. Search around for those builds, but they are pretty cut and dry. You'll notice as you level into the 55+ range, that your pet becomes more marginal against PvE targets (but still serves nicely). In the raiding scene, pets aren't used very frequently, and not really as a source of either secondary tank, off-tank, or dps.
|
|
|
|
|
Garrok
Guild Alumni
Total Posts: 314
Location: Brandon,Ms
|
| 07/14/2006 9:52 PM |
|
Hey Tiamant,
Is it me or are both builds the same?
Sure looks that way to me...
G |
|
|
|
|
Jureal
Guild Alumni
Total Posts: 2916
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
|
| 07/16/2006 7:32 AM |
|
| Yes, I too would like to know what the second linked talent build was supposed to look like; update if you can please. |
|
Web Forum Nonsense Raiding Team - Council Member On Vacation - Pie Eater |
|
|
Tiamant
Guild Member
Total Posts: 306
Location:
|
| 07/17/2006 2:18 PM |
|
Corrected below:
For talents levelling to 40-60.
Final Talent Builds at 60 for raid DPS:
5/31/15 Marksmanship Build
or
0/21/30 Survival Build
I've done both, and I think marks outdamages survival because of the trueshot aura, 15% more damage to multishot, and 5% overall damage to ranged attacks. Many people say you get SLIGHTLY higher damage in survival when you get to t2 gear, but only if you can leech someone else's trueshot aura. I heavily believe this is because of the 3% hit talent. Get yourself some +hit% gear, and you'll be smoking in the core. Besides, let those rogues/dps warriors have Trueshot Aura too. Share the dps love.
If you're heavily into PvP, I recommend the survival build, with some slight changes. Here's what I think:
0/21/30 Survival PvP Build
The goal here is to use your various procs (imp concuss, imp wing clip, counterattack) to keep your enemies at a distance. If they get close, you can always scatter shot as well. The improved trap mastery is to increase the duration of freezing trap to again gain distance. But really, any of the above specs are fine for PvP for hunters. Remember to use flare, track hidden, and trap often. |
|
|
|
|
violettetare
Silly Cat Lady
Guild Officer
Total Posts: 308
Location: Lacey, Washington
|
| 07/23/2006 4:41 PM |
|
This should prove very helpful!
I just recently started a new hunter and wasn't sure which directons to take her.
|
|
Cats can work out mathematically the exact place to sit that will cause most inconvenience.
Mkeyai 80 Tank Drood .. Muhja 70 Afflic Lock .. Angevina 70 Holy Priest .. Dhalei 70 BM/Srvl Hunter .. Temun 73 Holy Paladin .. Helba 70 Fire Mage .. Sevati 70 Prot Pally .. Goewyn 70 Shadow Priest .. Ashu 42+ rogue .. Sesame 45+ warrior .. Korast 49+ shaman
 
^ Pic of two my babies while my other sig is broken^ |
|
|
|
| You are not authorized to post a reply. |
|
|
|
ActiveForums 3.7
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|