Did Heroic Nya'lotha on my Paladin again. We did Mythic Jaina afterwards. One of mounts went to a hunter in our guild. Oddly, of the five Mythic Jaina mounts our guild has, four of them have been won by hunters. Now we do have a lot of hunters--3 of 12 in the raid were hunters--but we also have a lot of mages--3 of 12 were mages--and none of them have won it. Makes me want to roll a hunter.
We also got a new tank who joined the guild/raid, but I don't think he's going to last. He's a good guy and a good tank, but he didn't realize the server/guild was PST. Unfortunately he's on the East Coast, so I think the raid times are just not going to match, and he's going to have to move on.
My advice when looking for a guild is to determine what times you want to play, and make sure the prospective guild matches. It should be your first consideration, before anything else. There's not much point in being in a guild if you can't play with other guild members.
World of Warcraft Classic
In the constant rotation of Classic characters, I've been focusing on my Warlock lately. On this one, I made an effort to go to Loch Modan early. Bouncing between the Human and Dwarf zones has made questing a lot easier.
Warlock is an interesting class in Classic. Between Life Tap, DoTs, Demons, and Drains, it's a little more intricate than most of the others at low level. It's a real pity it devolves into Shadowbolt spam at max level.
Vikings: Wolves of Midgard
I did a second map fighting the Roman Imperium, this time killing a Bishop with a funny hat. The game made a big deal about the hat. Now my character is off to Utgard, to forge an Alliance with a rival Frost Giant. Or possibly to kill her and steal her treasure, the ring Draupnir. To be fair, the Frost Giant stole Draupnir from Odin first.
In any case, I loaded in the new zone at level 10, and the enemies were level 13 and higher. I'm reaching the point where gear and talents makes up for level, but I decided to do a side map to gain another level first.
Star Wars: The Old Republic
My installation is doing something weird, where the game believes that it is not installed and you can only play on the starter planets with a new character. I looked online, and the fix is to disable the Bitraider streaming client, and basically download and reinstall the game again. I'll probably end up doing that, but maybe Bioware will issue a fix this week.
I found the Classic Lock a bit hard to enjoy, because you have to spend all that time keeping your dots up as well as keeping an eye on your demon. While I can see the utility in PvP (believe me, countless deaths by dots + Fear/Howl of Terror will do that), I'm not sure I want to be on the receiving end of the "moar DOTs!!!" of that infamous Onyxia YouTube video.
ReplyDeleteAdditionally, that demon becomes a real pain in an instance because I have to keep babysitting it so it won't just sit there, doing nothing.
One trick I use is to bind Pet Attack to one of your DoTs. Then your pet will automatically start attacking anything you put a DoT on.
DeleteAlso, in Classic endgame you don't really use DoTs. There's a limit to the number of debuffs you can put on a boss, so most guilds reserve those slots for debuffs which increase the damage of multiple people, or reduce boss damage. (Sunder, etc.)