So how many people rolled the ultimate in wipe protection?
lets see...i got one to 6.../cheer
does that count? ???
I have one at level 1 that I still havent even logged on with yet :-\
You mean HK fodder? Nah.
so you admit ur an HK farmer...thats the first step.
Quote from: Roxae on January 21, 2007, 01:49:46 PM
so you admit ur an HK farmer...thats the first step.
Heeeeeeeeere, Jenjay, Jenjay, Jenjay... ]:D
I've only really noticed Kaid, Gren, and Darq lvling shamans.
I've seen almost none in the Outlands.
You mean Horde shamans? The highest Alliance Shaman I've seen was 44.
Which is nuts, cuz its only TBC + 5 right now.
Yeah. Either, though. I've seen almost no shamans since the xpac.
i see them while levelling my priest, and occasionly while in SW but other than that, i just see hordies in BG's
I think alot of the shamans have died out. Tuesday night Exodar was full of em, now I usually see them in the East Kingdom, and they are susally withing 4 + - my lvl 31. At this time. I dont plan on lvling moy rogue and just focusing on my Shaman.
Yeah shaman pop is decreasing slowly, although the only draenei I see are usually shaman. I think after a majority of people get their mains to 70 more draenei will be popping up. Dont think very many went my route and played an alt constantly instead of lvling their main.
I have a level 23(almost 24) draenei shammy! They are fun to play, IMHO
The ghostwolf 40% faster speed is nice for a lil ole 20s toon, hehe ;D
Shaman have always been a fairly underpop'd class from my experience. A lot of people roll them thinking they're uber powerful, and when they hit the 30-50 grind, they find out that they really aren't. Pre-30, I think shaman are probably the most forgiving class to play. You can destroy, you can heal, you can escape, you can really do just a bit of everything. Post-30, things really slow down.
Another reason for this, I think, is the fact that shaman are pretty overwhelming to play as they get higher level. Yes, you do have a tool for just about every situation in the game (except removing curses... dang warlocks!! ;)), but that also means you have a ton of options that you have to account for in order to maximize your class. The same thing happens to rogues--rogues are fairly common, but finding excellent rogues that really know how to use the class to its full potential (such as those in our guild) is really, really hard.
I'm not ever going to claim expertise on the shaman class, but as someone who enjoys having tons of options and tactical choices, the class really appeals to me. It would be really nice to have stealth, lockpick, safe fall, and a stun though. ;)
ya and it'd be nice having a working i win button too dharq :p
meh, either way shamans are a really fun class to play, i got to do my first 5 man instance today on mine...except for the fact that 80% of people in inctances under ZF act like complete retards that make you wonder how they learned to work a computer, it was alot of fun