http://www.warcraftlogs.com/reports/...e-done&boss=-2
This is all the boss fights combined (keep in mind the priest at the bottom was disc last fight). The warlock actually got out DPSd by a tank. That jjust makes me sad
http://www.warcraftlogs.com/reports/...e-done&boss=-2
This is all the boss fights combined (keep in mind the priest at the bottom was disc last fight). The warlock actually got out DPSd by a tank. That jjust makes me sad
I think Demo is in a terrible spot right now, hopefully it's true that they are tuned for 90, but even -so, that doesn't explain the 30% Demonbolt nerf. For instance, even if you gave the Midwinter Demo Lock a 20% buff across the board, he'd still only be doing 23.5k as compared to the Feral Druid's 31k.
It actually looked like there was good opportunity for Destro Locks however. Lots of adds, lots of havoc uses, RoF, and ember generating opportunities. Even a few spots where I'd like to try that F&B'd chaos bolt. Would want to look at the meters though, I still hate the feel of mobility and I don't want to have to work my ass off if I'm still going to be a liability.
well, I'll be darned...
https://mobile.twitter.com/MethodQuy...506240/photo/1
Last edited by Shiekyerbooty; 2014-11-08 at 08:00 PM.
not to bash on midwinter but... I'd much rather see how methods locks did vs midwinters.
Sparkuggz specifically if he's still there n stuff (haven't checked).
I'm bored of Destruction. I don't really like it but it feels a lot less clunky than Affliction/Demonology so I stick with it regardless.
I think Blizzard is going at this completely wrong.
Warlocks were NOT overpowered in MoP in terms of single target damage. The problem was our Cleave / AoE damage, that was ridicoulessly overpowered.
What is the solution to fix that? Nerf our single target damage and in the process of that also nerfing our Cleave and AoE damage.
They should obviously have thought about what made warlocks insanely strong and said "Ok lets nerf Havoc and Fire and Brimstone" leaving our single target where it was, as it was pretty balanced.
Our aoe and cleave was very strong but still far from insane, as I said affi is a major outstander, destro fnb while extremely strong realistically in a real raid where things don't live for extraordinarily long times, beast cleave, bladestorm, even arcane explosion, and not to mention combustion spread are just as strong if not in some cases stronger (lava beam). In 5.1 we were very strong on multi target but that was really our only call to grace as cleave with the newly strong frost mage and arcane mage were very close and dominated single target. in 5.2 Demo though very strong still lost out to fire mages in ST and cleave fights usually were neck and neck, and that is without fire mages using a gimmicky trinket or a bug (soul swap bug that lasted a little bit in 5.2), in 5.4 destro gets way way over examined in it's power because it is very competitive but has many tools to gimmick that don't require much rng so in raids that weren't very skilled a warlock could gimmick things that their fire mage wasn't good enough to gimmick and he'd get hate for it despite it simply being his raid's skill being low not his class being broken.
As I said affi in 5.4 is an outstanding outlier that was completely retarded of blizzard to overlook. This was also our only tier where we legitimately held the top spot (sorry for ending your 6+ tier streak mages).
well, i wouldnt say afflic was blatantly OP, it was more of a combination of insane pull dps and shorter fights along with snapshotting and soul swap that helped them and that was mainly when everything was on farm, if you look at progression kills then you'd see a different picture.
http://raidbots.com/dpsbot/Spec_Scor...4/180/default/
:P Afflic was* blatantly OP, it just took people a while to fully realize it, actually for single target affi started 5.4 at 1m burst till they got a quick nerf
Last edited by Durantye; 2014-11-08 at 10:30 PM. Reason: changed is to was
As long as there are adds or AoE, I am pretty sure Destruction will be great especially with the extra cheesing with lvl 100 talents and less CD on Havoc.
Single Target? Was never really a thing for Destruction Warlock.
In short I am confident that Destruction is indeed going to be fine at 100, although it needs RoF to be adjusted again to not be worth casting single target, increase it's Mana Cost and then bump incinerate by 10-15% and reduce Charred Remains penalty by 10% as well and it should be okay.
But anyway, should be okay IMO, as long as you can find your Havoc/F&B button and use them at the right time.
Well not in MoP but it certainly takes some using to get the most usage out of it without annoying your healers too much.
Life Tap is also a dated mechanic in a world where every other caster (and even 1 of our specs) don't have to worry about mana at all, unless you play impossibly badly.
And yeah, I have to admit I dismissed Midwinter's warlock the second I saw he was Demonology, since it's in a really bad shape right now. Not to mention how badly they handled the Imperator fight.
Last edited by Gihelle; 2014-11-08 at 11:04 PM.
I'm looking at twin ogron log http://www.warcraftlogs.com/reports/...e-done&fight=6
I see that the gladiator warrior (#7) has 10 ilvl less than the others, but he's doing good damage.. even better than the warlock.
This is the damage meter from a screencap posted by Sparkugzz on his twitter. I believe it is Imperator Mar'gok
Complete potato quality but at least shows the damage. I believe both the locks were playing destro.
Maybe someone can get a better quality one to show the actual numbers?
Last edited by mmocbda1070cab; 2014-11-08 at 11:17 PM.
Not surprising, lots of cleaving to be had on Mar'gok I imagine the demo lock is the one not showing (they had 3).
Just surprising to see warriors that low.
EDIT: "no class specific questions" on the Q&A... yeah, there goes my interest.
Last edited by Gihelle; 2014-11-08 at 11:32 PM.
Yeah they would all have been about 670 ilvl.