Wf or not Wf? That is the question.

[enthul]

Many people are telling that basic attack power of wf will be 384.

If my calculations are right - with 3points talents your WF ap will be 537, compared to our old 665 basic and 811 adv.

I think it's nefred too much.

If I wanna be still 30 resto I will not do high damage with 21 points in enha, it's not fair.

What is your opinion about it? Will you still using wf or other weapon buff ?

[jokk]

I will wait and see whats the "real" numbers are.. and if its nerfed like this.. its something like 42 resto for me *cries*

[Kurse]

that sucks if its true... Obviously they felt this is the way to thin out the numbers of shamans in the world. It will work too.

[nodonn]

Taken from my thread in the shaman forum.

(taken from the new patch notes at E3)
Rockbiter Weapon
150 mana
686 AP boost.(buff)

Add to that the 20% from elemental weapons, and that gives us 823 bonus rockbiter.
Meaning I will be running around with about 1500AP + the new 10% melee dmg.
Now, if we add SS to all this, that means we will almost be able to do a controlled WF every 20sec + the 20% more nature dmg the next 2hits

R.I.P. WF- Hellooooo RB(!)

[Saedoc]

Does rockbiter draw a silly amount of aggro, making it useless in pve situations?

[enthul]

It depend of what you mean saying PvE situations.

In 5man instances you propably shouldn't use rockbitter since of that amount of aggro (crirts could easy grab aggro), but in 20/40 man raids you are welcome to use it. Tanks got there very huge aggro, and it's really hard to regrab it ("points at Tardon").

In grinding it could be awesome too seeing 1k+ normal critt.

Questions for shamans: If I 'll only 21 in enhancement, should I put the last talent into parry or elemental weapons? And I'm thinking about using flametongue (will check if +spell damage will add some dmg).

What you think about it?