This post goes over the relative pros and cons of the different hunter talent trees for PVP. It leaves aside the strengths and weaknesses that hunters have in general, focusing instead on how the specs compare to each other.
Posts Tagged ‘Beast Mastery’
Comparing the Hunter Talent Trees for PVP
Posted in arena, Beast Mastery, Hunter, Marksmanship, pvp, Survival, World of Warcraft, tagged arena, Beast Mastery, Marksmanship, pvp, rated BG, Survival, talent trees on July 15, 2011 | 9 Comments »
A Note on the Careful Aim Change for BM and SV
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, Survival, World of Warcraft, tagged Beast Mastery, bm, careful aim, nerf, One with Nature, patch 4.2, shark attack, Sic 'Em!, Survival, sv, wild hunt on June 7, 2011 | 7 Comments »
MM will want to keep its points in Careful Aim despite the nerf, but what about BM and SV, specs for which CA is weaker? At least according to tentative results from a warf that’s been femaled, BM should keep points in CA (like this) if the PTR change goes live. SV will be better [...]
Beastmaster Viability Data!
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, World of Warcraft, tagged Beast Mastery, bm, dps, dps difference, Hunter, in game data, modelled, pve, spreadsheets on March 3, 2010 | 20 Comments »
I got a couple of interesting comments on my last post about this, and it got me thinking. The spreadsheets and websites are not perfect models for in game results- everyone knows the disclaimers that come with using them. I am curious about how big the DPS difference of a BM hunter really is, and [...]
Beastmaster Raid Viability?
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, World of Warcraft, tagged arthas, Beast Mastery, choice, dps, drooling facerollers, icecrown, min-maxing, pve, raiding, spec on February 24, 2010 | 76 Comments »
I promised myself I wouldn’t get into this. People really seem to get divided over the issue and take it way more personally than I think they should. There have been several posts on both sides of the question that got debated endlessly, but I finally decided that I would throw my two cents in. [...]
Excellent Article on Raiding as BM!
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, Spotlight, World of Warcraft, tagged 3.2.2, aspect of the hare, Beast Mastery, bm, BM viability in raids, dps, pike, pikestaff, pve, raiding, spec, viability on September 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Pike, over at Aspect of the Hare, has put together an excellent post that goes over the state of beast master hunters in raids now, and gives some helpful spec advice!
Hunter PvP 101!
Posted in arena, Beast Mastery, Hunter, Marksmanship, pvp, Survival, World of Warcraft, tagged agility, arena, battleground, Beast Mastery, bg, focused aim, gemming, hit, Hunter, interface, macro, Marksmanship, mouseover macro, pets, pvp, resilience, spell penetration, spider, Survival, UI, wolf on September 18, 2009 | 21 Comments »
Hey everyone. Today we’ll talk about what it is the beginning pvper needs to know as far as gearing and setting up for pvp. I’ll try to cover the most basic things that everyone should know without favoring one type of PvP over another.
Slowly but Surely, Beastmastery is Gaining!
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, World of Warcraft, tagged 3.2.2, Beast Mastery, beast within, beastmastery, bestial wrath, bm, dps, enrage, Hunter, marks, mmo-champion, prt, pve, raiding, Survival on September 17, 2009 | 22 Comments »
Beast mastery is a fan favorite. It was also unbalanced for the first part of this expansion, and got nerfed hard in patch 3.0.8. After that patch, the majority of people who played BM in a raiding environment were people who really liked the playstyle, and had more skill with it than they did using [...]
How to Spec a Leveling Hunter!
Posted in Beast Mastery, Hunter, World of Warcraft, tagged Beast Mastery, bm, hunter leveling build, leveling build, spec, talent points on September 2, 2009 | 16 Comments »
We’ve all been there, right? Most hunters start at level one, and have to get to 80 the long way. On that vein, I am going to answer a very simple question today. “What should I spend my next talent point on?” All the guides I’ve read (and certainly most of what I’ve written) seem [...]