Why WoW Lost Me

[Angrist]

Haha yeah it's true I guess. I only overaggrod a boss once (Broodlord). I was really sorry about that. But we were still training and the boss really had a low aggro treshold.

I just liked aggroing non-boss mobs from time to time. Always trying to find my own limits, but not on important stuff. I never wiped the raid.

And Nefarian was because the main tank died. I brought him to the off-tank without too much damage. And I died of course. I probably said on TeamSpeak that they should let me die instead of wasting heals and time on me.
I miss that.

[TheGame]

As a tank, people purposely fighting over the damage meters and messing up threat annoys the life out of me. On my tankadin it was a lot more annoying than my warrior though, since my warrior gets a lot more threat on single targets faster.. it isn't so bad.

For the most part though, warlocks I've played with generally aren't very good. I've never had an isue holding threat off of a warlock. IN fact, my pally and warriors have out damaged its fair share of warlocks in my day. I think its the players though.

[Angrist]

Originally Posted by TheGame

I think its the players though.

Yeah there are a lot of bad warlocks out there. I had guild mates who did 1/2 of the damage I did. And even less than the hunters.
I'm not sure how the dps now, but in the half year before TBC it was like this, from best to worst (dps classes only [we didn't reall use dps warriors]):
mage
rogue/warlock
hunter

Sometimes the tanks would outdamage the hunters, it was pathetic. I think most warlocks and hunters were too lazy to make an effort. When my brother joined his first guild with just blue items, he outdamage all the hunters with epics.