WoW

[Ashe]

Originally posted by Pui Pui
The only reason I made it is because I got bored with my Elf Hunter, I still play it, but yeah. I'm having fun with my druid.

And to tell the truth, I haven't made a Warlock. I think im going to to make one tonight, just to try it out. They seem really good.

Apparently they have a huge learning curve. I don't know if I agree with that, as it came natural to me, but to be fair, I've always enjoyed classes similar, employing the root 'n nuke tactic or bleed them through dots. I was a Necro as one of my classes in EQ, which is very similar, although I never played EQ enough to level much, just got a monk to 20. I like control in any game, be it Controllers on CoH or playing whatever the current control deck is in Magic. Its just my style, I like to be indirect.

I guess I can agree with the learning curve thing as I've met some absolutely retarded Warlocks as well, some that constantly use AoE on a single mob, things like that. MORONs that cause constant wipes and make me shamed to be a lock with them. Its underplayed b/c most people don't play it effectively at all. The few that do do it well enough to get nerf locks cries. A large majority that play locks only play it b/c they got owned by one at some point and heard they were powerful so they figured they'd ride it out, and learn it doesn't work that way. Contrary to popular belief, we do not have an "i win" button (although I had my Deathcoil hotkeyed to say "EZ Button" at one point since that's the usual claim we have made at us) nor are we "EZ MODE" like we get told. There are a lot of difficulties, but if you learn through it, its rewarding.

Honestly, I wouldn't accept a fair judgement on the class unless you have it to at least 40, b/c until then, you haven't experienced enough of their powers like Death Coil and such to really understand. That number seems to be the avg level that people truely bond with their locks, the make or break level.