As the title says, i'm a nub, and i want to know wich stat to get as MM hunter in next patch, i am quite certain that it was hit-agi-mastery-haste-crit back in icc
But what is the case now?
Thanks in advance
As the title says, i'm a nub, and i want to know wich stat to get as MM hunter in next patch, i am quite certain that it was hit-agi-mastery-haste-crit back in icc
But what is the case now?
Thanks in advance
IGN Joe FC: 1908 - 0405 - 5213
In ICC, for Marks it was AGI > Hit > ArPen > Crit (this and ArPen may have been reversed) > Haste
Now, you want AGI > Hit (to cap of 961) > Crit > Mastery > Haste....However, haste's priority can vary widely. I'd suggest you check out femaledwarf.com, and import your own character to get a better idea.
I suggest you test for yourself, and do not use femaledwarf to decide your gear. Have concluded these sites to be wrong many times. esp when it comes to which is best of mastery/haste/crit.
There's test dummies in orgrimmar!
The reason i dont test on dummys is 100% carefull aim uptime, femaledwarf is just retarded since it supposes i dont have to move, and the boss neither, and testing myself could take serval weeks to do (considering i prefer testing it in a raid)
Hence why i asked mmo champion if someone had an anwser.
IGN Joe FC: 1908 - 0405 - 5213
Femaledwarf is good because it gives you a consistent fight to test your gear on. If a piece of gear or stat weights are a DPS increase while standing still, chances are it will be good if you have to throw in a little movement. Also remember you are doing your best to stand still as much as possible anyways to maximize your DPS in a raid situation. Testing in a raid isn't optimal due to having so many variables you can't keep constant from week to week.
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This
Checked my character on femaledwarf.com and this stat priority stayed true no matter how I varied stats using custom stats. Crit was the best secondary stat all the way up to I think 83% crit chance I think(totally non-plausible right now) and mastery was always after crit.