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[Rullis]

Simple question: Is Burrow Attack still viable, or is it a waste of DPS with the new improved beast cleave?

Couldn't find a thread to ask simple questions like this.


Cheers

[eschatological]

Burrow attack stops your pet's melee swings, and thus stops beast cleave (which is based on melee swings/attacks)...so, no, it's not viable. It's far inferior to beast cleave by itself. There is no reason to have a worm.

[Rullis]

Burrow attack stops your pet's melee swings, and thus stops beast cleave (which is based on melee swings/attacks)...so, no, it's not viable. It's far inferior to beast cleave by itself. There is no reason to have a worm.

Thanks. I just remember that it was viable last time I played and it required some placement and so on with the Burrow Attack.

[Ayazaki1218]

I don't remember were did I read that if you know a big AOE is needed, you should burn BW and any stacks of FF and use Barrage/Multi until your fingers twitch. Burrow attack is indeed inferior, not only your pet is not attack, it isn't gaining any Frenzied stacks while performing its AOE.

[Littlepinch]

I don't remember were did I read that if you know a big AOE is needed, you should burn BW and any stacks of FF and use Barrage/Multi until your fingers twitch. Burrow attack is indeed inferior, not only your pet is not attack, it isn't gaining any Frenzied stacks while performing its AOE.

Only multi every 4 sec to keep beast cleave up and use AS and KC in between unless it's a very large pack of mobs.