Three Shamans and a Warrior: Mounting for the First Time!
The Mechanics of Multiboxing: Following in PVP
Multiboxing Q&A - Hunter Edition
Did I really just watch 4 hunters solo-box a 90 heroic at 90? I left mine at 80 after WotLK primarily because I had zero luck doing current-level instances with them, let alone heroics. They were always my first love in terms of classes, though (love pet-primary classes).
Now playing: WoW (Garona)
Thank you for watching! Hunters are a TON of fun!Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz
So I took my warrior/shammy team into some battlegrounds. Not fun at all. Like - game quitting level of not fun. Going to take a break for a bit I think.
I quit around the time they took /follow out of BGs. BUT i am looking forward to the new PvP zone in WoD, so long as they dont disable /follow there before all is said and done.
Currently 5 Boxing 5 Protection Paladins on Whisperwind Alliance
The Power of Five!!! ( short video )
It wasn't the lack of follow that made it so bad though. Multiperson mounts, the alterac brew pup, and IWT make the lack of follow tolerable in most battlegrounds.
The level of ineptitude from the other players in the groups I got stuck in - holy cow. Objective based pvp with only four players following the objectives while the other team actually plays to win - not so cool.
Maybe it gets better at higher level brackets?
Can you tell me what factor (or combination thereof) that lets you survive current-level heroics with your hunters? I'd have been surprised to see 5 hunters succeed, let alone FOUR. Or is this less of a case of special setup as much as doing specific instances that lend themselves to hunter mechanics being survivable?
Now playing: WoW (Garona)
I have done heroics with only 3 hunters. The pets take so litle dmg and holds aggro perfectly with missdirection (even with out too) its all about the dps realy and keep your pet alive (but that's not hard in any way) .. imo
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