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On September 07 2016 04:38 Requizen wrote:

My buddy is playing Fury and is constantly bitching that there's no healer or tank companion since he keeps getting rocked by quests.

Meanwhile I'm playing Hunter over here. Good luck getting to me I'm behind 7 aminals.

On September 07 2016 04:52 red_ wrote:


Vengeance DH feels like cheating for questing at least. I legit pull everything I see when it's time to kill stuff and I haven't ever even had to consider that I might die. I grab the elites that are around the 'battle for blahblah' progress bar events/quests as part of those packs too.

Damage is fine, I even swapped to Havoc for a bit after getting the second artifact to compare and the sustained AoE output might actually be better(eye beam and chaos whatever is sick AoE burst though), once you consider being able to chain pull everything to your hearts content it becomes a total landslide in favor of tank.

Although I am only 104 still because I've had like 3 hours total to play...

On September 07 2016 05:43 Seuss wrote:


Yeah, I was fighting 7-8 mobs on my Vengeance DH alt in Val'Sharah and while I was still killing them I was like, "Wait, Demons don't cast Solar Flare wtf". There was a Boomkin Druid legitimately trying to kill me while I was tanking all those mobs and I simply didn't register it was happening.

I leveled my Warrior as Fury and continue to play it because I'm a diehard, but it feels pretty bad when you only have 20% crit and 10% haste. Once I can boost those up to where they need to be it should feel considerably better, but in the meantime I don't blame other Fury warriors for griping about their problems with solo content and/or the proc rate on Odyn's Champion.

On September 06 2016 02:47 Sonnington wrote:
As many of you no doubt are aware of, Lou Pearlman, mastermind, manager, promoter, and silent 6th member of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC passed away about two weeks ago. He lived a controversial life, but instead of focusing on his shortcomings, lets focus on the good.

Comparing Backstreet Boys to *NSYNC is like comparing apples to oranges. Backstreet Boys gave off an image of being bad-boys with hearts of gold. Conversely *NSYNC were the good guys with a rebellious side. Both were and still are well loved and admired for their vocal talents, catchy synths/beats, and the wholesome message their lyrics conveyed.

Up until Papa Lou Pearlman's final days he dreamed of creating boybands. He believed he could compete and surpass Simon Cowell's One Direction, and if given the opportunity I believe he would have. In many ways One Direction hasn't achieved the same success as Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC.

On September 07 2016 21:56 Ketara wrote:
These things.

They're strange.

They're getting... Stranger.

On September 08 2016 00:32 Ketara wrote:
What the fuck now I have to go to sleep I planned this poorly.