"Rogues

22 mai 2008

"Mind-Numbing and Crippling poisons are a must. Forget all the other damage-dealing poisons that you probably use in PvE. In the battlegrounds, you want your enemies to walk very slowly, receive massive DOTs, have their casting time reduced and, last, receive less healing (healing is difficult in the battlegrounds). I also use a lot of Kidney Shot to immobilize someone, and Rupture, which is a great DOT to inflict especially with five combo points. As a general tactic, Rogues should never engage plate and mail and should stick to cloth only. Based on what I said above, you will never be able to kill any of these players, but you can incapacitate them quite a bit by sneaking behind enemy lines and either sap them if they are not in combat yet (ideally when they just resurrected or are drinking or eating). If they are in combat, a Cheap Shot, followed by a Back Stab and maybe one Sinister Strike are a good way to make their life a bit harder. Depending on your build, you will have accumulated three or four combo points by then and it's then time to run away back to your team and spend your capital on Slice and Dice to make sure you don't lose these points (again: you will not be killing your target, so the combo points will disappear soon). Sapping priests or druids is particularly effective since you are basically putting out of commission a major healer for thirty to forty seconds. Sapping lonely flag takers is also a good option if you know that help is on the way and you don't feel like soloing that particular player. Add-Ons There are quite a few add-ons specifically targeted for PvP, but I recommend two in particular: CT-Raid Assist. A must-have for anyone who takes part in raid, even if you're not an active participant. AVBars.

A very useful add-on that gives you timers for when various nodes or buildings will become captured. This is very important information that you need to share with your team if you are using this add-on. " "With the arrival of World of Warcraft patch 1.5 in June, players got their first taste of game's PvP Battlegrounds; a major feature that was noticeably absent when WoW was released in late 2004. Battlegrounds are instanced play areas that allow Alliance and Horde to fight it out in a relatively balanced contest. wow gold They are essentially games within the game, complete with their own objectives, quests, NPCs, and so on. Here's a look at how the first 2 Battlegrounds play out, and a glimpse at what the future has in store. The Dreaded Queue Obviously, it would defeat the purpose of Battlegrounds to start them without a certain number of players on each side, so a queue system is used to organize matches. wow gold You join the queue by going into the Battleground entrance or by talking to a Battlemaster in one of cities. When there are enough players, a Battleground instance will begin, and you can go about other business in the world while you're sitting in the queue. Unfortunately, in practice, there are a few bumps on this road. cheap wow gold Because the initial enthusiasm with which BGs were received by the player base has cooled off a little, the wait to get into a match is sometimes a very long one. You are presented with an estimated wait time, but it can be off by hours, so it isn't much help. Contributing to this issue is that there is clearly a significant faction imbalance on many servers. wow gold Typically there seem to be enough Alliance waiting to start several instances, but only enough Horde around for 1 or 2.

Ideally, the queue would have an interface more like a lobby, where you could see who was waiting on both sides, just to give you some clue what was going on. There is talk of finding a way to let Battlegrounds accept players from different servers, which might help alleviate some of the problems. mp3 players Warsong Gulch Warsong Gulch is a fast-paced 10 on 10 capture-the-flag scenario. The objective is to get into the enemy's base, steal their flag, and bring it back to your flag. The winner is the first team to score 3 flag captures. wow gold This is a common type of gameplay many gamers are familiar with from multiplayer shooters. Looting a corpse grants you a little coin and prevents the dead player from being resurrected or revived on the spot.

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