Couple of Questions2010-03-17 00:00:00IMO best MM build-
MM Spec Build
The 6 points in BM you can throw werever, I just like my pets to have just a tad bit more health and since my pet dies often in instances I like not having as much downtime from Reviving my pet, you can toss those points into SV for greater health.
Tier 0- Beaststalker's
Tier 0.5 (questline upgraded tier 0)- Beastmaster's
Tier 1- Giantstalker's
Tier 2- Dragonstalker's
Tier 3- Cryptstalker's
Tier 4- Demon Stalker's
Tier 5- Rift Stalker's
The tier set...
please help a 70 noob with equipment issues2010-03-10 00:00:00I am a noob, I have no idea where to go now I hit 70. I didn't even know about specialization in leatherworking. Is it worth it to specialize with the expansion pack out? Where do I go?
I'm thinking about going for revered with the consortium and getting that gun. is that a good gun? All the quest rewards have been for shammies. I don't want to go back to leather for crit chance and agility. Not to mention I'm pretty sure my armor contributes to my pet's armor, so I'd be gimping my pet. He already takes a beating in outlands. I'm seeing a lot of mp5 gear, I assume that means mana per 5 seconds. Should I get this? Most of it is intellect gear, but perhaps I could increase my dps by using m...
LVL 30 Hunter 2010-03-01 00:00:00Quote:You better have a full asbestos battle armor on.
ROFL - nice!
Also, read EVERY post in this forum. By the time your eyes become un-blurred and your head stops spinning from data overlaod, you may have an idea of what to buy. HINT: +AG, +INT, +STAM, +AP
However, to help get you started on the path of the hunter, I would recommend purchasing a good bow and arrow set, much like Robin Hood would have used. It is quiet and not as violent a killer as a gun. You will need to buy a quiver to store those lovely arrows. Now, if you are the more violent type, go with a good gun. Makes loud noises, looks great and rends big holes in your enemy. Be sure to add bullets and a shot pouch to store them in. Guns are pretty useless without some bullets.
Now, once your enemy gets a little closer you will need something to club them over the head with, be it sharp or blunt. Most hunters prefer the sharper instruments, such as swords, axes... things like that. Bare hands just don't cut it against metal armor. If your leanings are more peaceful, a mace or staff can help make you feel better. You won't see as much blood and therefore not feel as squemish once your enemy is down. All of the damage will have been on the inside and not out. Out of sight, out of mind everyone says! However, I would recommend the sharp tools. You are a hun...
