Then they'll nerf the AHOriginally Posted by meowfecta
Then they'll nerf the AHOriginally Posted by meowfecta
omfg i just leveled JC 1 week ago... grmbl grmbl great waste of time and gold :-(
QQ inc:
As a player who have both engineering and JC this is a slap in the face. Over the course of a couple of weeks, all money and time put into skilling theese two proffessions obviously has been a total waste.
I don´t know what others think, but so far Wotlk has imho been nothing but a waste of time and constant updates with only more disappointment to bring to the game.
With that said, what is the purpose of this nerf?
Are the stats avalible through JC too many, compaired through other proffessions?
If the stats are indeed too powerful, why not simply just reduce the stats?
and for the guys who didnt read the latest hmm about 5? retpaladin changes, they arent fotm anymore since long, fotm right now is warlock and priest obviously...
Here's so much fail in this thread, cant refuse to prove some people wrong anymore.
@the people saying, "its now more in line with other profs":
No, its not. The nerf is coming with the next major patch (3.2) which will also introduce epic quality gems for every tard outthere.
I didnt use the word 'casuals' or 'noob' for a reason- so I'll use casual instead of "idiots who cant play the game correctly". Its not like people who dont have a clue about minmaxing, people who refuse spending some time into the game, people who cant play the game and actually understand it did cause the nerf .... just wrong right? Like 90% of everything is happining in WoW.Please explain how "idiots who can't play the game correctly" caused this change, I see no causation between the them and the JC nerf. The change to JC isn't breaking the game, it's balancing a profession that was clearly OP. You're just upset because you leveled JC for it's clear advantages and now it's equivalent to the other professions.
Do you have any clue about game design? Game balance?
Instead of buffing other profs, they nerf prismatic gems (which are now in the game for like 3 years).
We lose 3 socketbonuses and 1-2 gem spots to activate our meta gems.
I guess I don't fall into this boat of the gems being worthless. I currently have two +int yellow and one +spell red for my priest. They are using the socket color and the belt socket. I don't have any blue sockets but if I did I guess as a priest the +int +sprt green gems or the +stats would works just fine.
Its the same as in tbc everyone in a hardcore raiding enviroment changes their prof to reflect the OP prof. It was Enchanting for the rings and LW for the drums. Then it went to JC/BS combo. Just funny to see clothies roll BS/LW for those OP items but can't use anything else.
No, they still provide bonuses. Just not the OP ones you were going for.Originally Posted by Gahno
JC gems are balanced against epics.
Except the fact that Aion is already released in Asia and its booming, nearly 3mil subs and Taiwanease retail servers arent open yet - not even talking about EU/US etc. servers.Originally Posted by Offhand
you still have dragon eye's, they're just not prismatic (so you get additional socket bonuses + not having to use inferior gems in some sockets), so if you're a str based class you still currently get 33 more str than someone without jcOriginally Posted by slimj091
Really? The stat bonus for the Dragon's Eye are equivalent to the stat bonuses of the other professions. Or are you looking for additional bonuses? Leatherworking and tailoring only get cheaper leg enchants, the stats are the same as those without the profession. You get to save about 100g every time you enchant your legs, what a buff! Or how about enchanting? You can enchant your rings and ... no other bonus. Cool! Inscription gets out of grinding Hodir rep, looks OP to me!Originally Posted by slimj091
Face it, JC is still a good, no great profession. You get the same bonuses as the other professions but have more options for those increased stats. It's the same with the extra sockets for BS.
For those that do minmaxing this is indeed a difference, atm it is pretty much in line with other profs like enchanting (+38 sp for casters on rings)
Now perhaps a few of you say "but those gems give like +96 sp", yes they do but remember to remove the +19*3 and that leaves +39 sp over 3 gemsockets. When the epic gems arrive there will probably be about 23-25 sp on them which means the distance will shrink even more.
Just my 2 cents
Originally Posted by coolcatchris
That statement would make sense if Blizzard hadn't just recently in the last major content patch buffed Tailoring from totally useless in PvE to even better than Jewelcrafting for DPS spellcasters.Originally Posted by rljohn
Malfeas - 80 Human Mage
Citation needed.Originally Posted by SyncMaster
Currently there is a minor JC nerf with the introduction of the unique equipped Stormjewel. However, this could be easily fixed by giving the JC the ability to re-cut the gem with slightly higher stats.
I agree that it would have been better to buff the other professions instead of changing JCs. It was an opportunity to make make the professions less homogeneous. Unfortunately, it's much easier to change JC to bring it in line with the other professions than change all the others.Originally Posted by SyncMaster
So this means...
Jewelcrafting - Now Balanced
Blacksmith - Balanced
Enchanting - Balanced
Tailoring - Balanced
Leatherworking - Balanced
Alchemy - Balanced
Inscription - Balanced
Engineer - LOLOLOL
Assuming you have more then 3 gem slots and your gear (and everyone does) the stormjewel is in no way a nerf.Originally Posted by cramtod
Why is Tailoring balanced when it gives the equivalent of ~65 spellpower, and JC only gave about 50?Originally Posted by Danketsu
Malfeas - 80 Human Mage
Originally Posted by Coolernl
Um, maybe that's what you get for going with the FOTM in every single possible way?
Things go in cycles; something becomes op for a little while, then it gets nerfed and something else becomes op for a while. Expect it. Nothing will stay OP forever (except maybe rogues...). Just roll the class/profession you like, and stick with it.
In essence, yes. Some things are partly higher then others but the difference isn't as great as it was for JC.Originally Posted by Danketsu
I had held out from changing one of my mains professions over to JC because the WotLK content was so easy even when JC had many apparent benefits in t7. Now, there's certainly no reason to take one prof over the other.
I'd enjoy seeing an increase of the "Unique (3)" to the Dragon's Eye cuts, maybe to 5. Or at least let us tap into the Blacksmithing market and be able to add an extra Gem socket to rings or necklaces, because that just doesn't make any sense (/sarcasm).
O... I c wut u did thar, Blizzard. You are being sneaky and are going to introduce Epic JC trinkets in 3.2, you sly devils. /speculation
Good point.Originally Posted by altiris
So either Tailoring > JC or JC > Tailoring depending on gear (pre JC-nerf).
You're right, brain lapse on my part.Originally Posted by Offhand