Motorbreath

Я кажется окончательно завязал, если кому интересно.

Баг: игра не возвращает контроль над персонажем, если фир прерывается досрочно.

И на выборы не забудь сходить.

Ага. Я пришёл на Валькирию в 2010ом - сервер уже тогда жёстко выступал за х1, близзлайк и хардкор. Сейчас, в пост-Ностовскую эпоху, даже с трудом верится, что тогда сцена вов-эмуляции в основном представляла собой фан-сервера. Надо всеми доминировал Феникс с задранными рейтами и заслуженной аж тысячей онлайна. Близзлайк тогда был в жёстком андерграунде; Валькирия была вынуждена конкурировать с мейнстримом, плывя при этом против течения. И, как Кинтси уже отметил, Валькирия продержалась дольше всех. Причём - глядите-ка - тренды сменились. Даже Близзард прогнулись и анонсировали классику. Мне, как бывшему гильдмастеру маленькой хардкорной гильдии, годами плывшей против течения, заодно предлагая альтернативу общепринятому пути "прокачаться как можно быстрее, провагониться за эпиками, повторить", этот путь близок и понятен. И, хотя я всю дорогу критиковал Валькирию с позиции пуриста классики, делалось это отчасти потому, что другие игроки предпочитали выпрашивать бесплатные плюшки и послабления. Хочется думать, что и я, таким образом, сыграл свою маленькую роль в деле вывода близзлайка в мейнстрим. Действительно: спасибо Виталию, Инне, Сиду, Гипу и всем остальным, кто работал над сервером. А так же тем, с кем и против кого мне довелось играть. Спасибо Шенне за самоотверженные попытки вывести комьюнити из гетто на международную арену, готовность сделать непопулярные, но необходимые шаги - за терпение и за то, что подхватила выпавшее знамя. Было весело.

У Бастурмана там вечный огонь по падшим серверам штоле?

Последний мой вар остался на Варкилии - этой бабы мне не надо можешь забирать :D

Опача. Сиди.

Попробуй Chronometer и DoTimer

He will be available around AQ/Naxx release if I remember correctly.

It took me less then eight months leveling in dungeons only as a prot pally back at Elysium. And I've spent well over three of those months on battlegrounds and taking weeks off the game. But yeah - you're right. When the team split I stopped playing and didn't regret it ever since.

All the pve players unable to realize dungeon leveling lol

Just install some action bar addon like Bongos - with it you will be able to put your action bars wherever you want, scale em, turn one action bar into two or many rows / vertical, or even make it invisible.

During the leveling phase tanks are the most needed role, then healers. Good thing though - feral druids, paladins, pets and even shamans can tank dungeons. Warriors are the only accepted tanks in raids, mostly because it's difficult to find a group - let alone the whole raid - that wouldn't want to make getting epix as easy as possible. Tanking raids with any other class is for hardcore players playing in hardcore guilds. As of lacking classes and specs... I guess, in pug raids it's about the same as while leveling: tanks, then heals. Keep in mind, that with guild raiding it can be quite different. If we're talking static raids, you never actually know. It can be full on tanks or let's say rogues. But the next raid two rogues get the last items they needed and OH CRAP WE NEED TWO GOOD ROGUES. Or the guild officers may decide to create a second raid and will suddenly need tanks/anything. Plus on well populated servers you can always count to join or even create a pug. The conclusion: play whatever you feel like, play what you really want. You're playing for yourself, and self motivation is pretty important on the long run. Do your homework - farm dungeons, create macros, learn your class and spec. Play it good enough, don't slack, and you will always be needed.

/script prot=GetShapeshiftFormInfo(2) battle=GetShapeshiftFormInfo(1) if prot then CastSpellByName"Taunt" if battle then CastSpellByName"Mocking Blow" end Try something like this. Though usually putting abilities on the same button of the auto-switchable main action bar works just fine and you really need those stance checks for spammable abilities that will automatically swap stances for the required ability if necessary.

Are you sure that in those cases it didn't show you any ability related messages over your target? Resist/Immune? There is a 5% chance to resist stun vs an equal level enemy plus some races and classes have increased stun resistance - orcs being prime suspects with their racial ability giving them +25% passive stun resistance. Some classes also recieve increased stun resistance via talents - prot warriors, disc priests, probably something else that I don't remember from the top of my head. I'm not sure as to what are you supposed to do if you already crossed out everything mentioned above. Try to find a bug-tracker and create an issue.

https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?itemset=1 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?itemset=186 Nice beginner sets pieces from which to consider getting. Gladiator chest is bis almost forever. I'm not playing right now so some of these may have different stats or be unavailable at the moment, so keep your eyes peeled. https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=20134 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=18421 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=19491 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=18393 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=18530 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=18524 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13402 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=18367 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13963 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13098 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=17713 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13968 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=11815 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13376 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=12784 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13047 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=11931 https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?item=13285

Check your combat log. Most likely resist/immune, but it may also be a bug.

https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?npc=7406#teaches-ability

What situations are we talking about? I know only two warrior abilities that require over 25 rage - Mortal Strike and Bloodthirst. In pvp you basically switch between combat and bers stances. Combat for charge and overpower, bers for intercept, whirlwind and pummel. Warriors are usually having problems with getting enough rage, not with spending it. Since you're dependent on your damage and most of those mentioned abilities to survive, you either lose the extra rage to switch stances or keep it and die. And since you're asking how does it look

Again - I can't tell you anything about subtlety tree. You're on your own there. Swords are more of a pve choise for maximizing damage output. If you stun your enemy for 3s imagine how much damage you can do to him meanwhile. Also even twice diminished mace stun that will last only 0.75s will break enemy casts. Mages will sometimes panic and blink out of it leaving you kidney and combo points to use it when you get to them. In my combat-assassin build you're intended to get assassination talents first, then go up to the top of combat tree and only then take improved parrying and riposte. This way you get your mace specialization pretty late and can use whatever you're able to get while leveling. Finding some semi-decent maces is not really a problem around level 50. As a dagger rogue you don't want to waste your energy on sinisters. It's literally better to use gouge, go around incapacitated enemy, regenerate some energy while it lasts and then give him a couple backstabs instead. Or even use that gouge to restealth and cheap shot/ambush again. One last thing I forgot to say. One of the reasons I was opening with cheap shot 90% of the time is the need to apply your slowing poison which I recommend using on both weapons for increased chance. Even while leveling out in the open world. You really don't want to fight a non-restrained opponent. Seriously - builds are not that important. Rogues are pretty forgiving. What you should really care about is getting gear and consumables.

Honestly I don't know a thing about hemo except that there were rogues called hemobots back at Valkyrie-WoW. Cheap + Kidney is actually a very intuitive thing to do. Rogues are fragile, so you want every bit of cc you have. Honestly, it could be anything. Most likely an "overgear spec" ;) Both assassination and subtlety talent trees give you free energy and increased combo point generation, plus there is the ice thistle tea - a potion instantly restoring you 100 energy. Viable... I mean you get cheap shot around level 26 and kidney at level 30. Plus hemo is pretty deep inside subt tree. I mean you can do that, but how well will it work depends on your setup and on the opponents you will choose to fight.

It's pretty simple actually. Abilities take into consideration main hand weapon damage. Ambush and backstab require you to be behind the target, use a dagger in main hand, they eat more energy, but have additional damage to make it kind of equal to sinister strikes. Sinisters allow you to use slower weapons (swords-maces) with higher basic damage. But this can differ depending on what weapons you have of course. Some pixels are well worth speccing for if you've managed to get your hands on them. I'd say dagger rogues rely more on their energy based special attacks, while combat rogues cause more damage with their autoattacks and are less restricted with their arsenal. Like in my video you can notice me using slice and dice right after a couple of sinisters and just barrage the enemy with my strikes afterwards. Dagger is more of a sneak up on a target and kill it fast if everything goes as planned. Combat allows almost warrior-like playstyle - somebody is still standing and you're out of stealth? Just turn his direction, get in his face and slice him to pieces as well. Or die trying ;D And while you're doing that don't get hasty with spending all your energy on sinisters - keep it for kick (& gouge in case if you miss) and pay careful attention to what your opponent is doing so you could immediately counter it. I'd go for something like that. That's actually a pretty good PvE spec as well. http://db.vanillagaming.org/?talent#fMe0oxZG0EdbVt0co

I'm probably not the best advisor since both my rogues got outdated - the first one at lvl31 by Nostalrius shutdown and the second by old Elysium shutdown at 40+ And because I was leveling em in dungeons, pvping only at battlegrounds or when attacked on my way between those and capitals. But I don't see any contenders, so. They might as well come and say "that guy is an idiot don't listen to him" later =) Builds work the best when you develop one for your own playstyle, but I guess as a beginner you don't have one yet and thus in need of something to start building from. I did a lot of pvp on my first rogue semi-twinking. Farmed Revered with Arathi and was almost Exalted with Warsong all at level 29. But I was a combat-assassin. I tried playing with daggers - and it was fun and all. I even had macros to switch between my sword and a dagger for ambushes and backstabs just in case. Honestly though I have two big problems with daggers. First one is the need to find a back to stab - with lags and combat dancing when deadly spells are flying all around I personally don't want to be concerned with that particular thing on top of everything else. My second problem with daggers is that... Well, ambush+backstab is the most destructive rogue combo - no doubt about it. And It is even more effective when you have appropriate talents. But what people tend to miss looking at those big crits is the sheer energy cost - after ambush+backstab you're left with basically 0 energy and can not do anything but autoattack the enemy with that toothpick of yours until your energy regenerates. Meaning you can't crowd control. And cc is the main thing in pvp. You don't have energy to kick mage's polymorph? Congrats - you're a sheep and the mage will spend those +15s to eat. You start from the beginning, but you just wasted 15s as well as your crucial stealth element. Sinister strikes eat less energy per use (if I remember correctly 45 vs backstab's 60 and with combat talents it's 40 vs 60 - 1.5 times less energy) giving you more flexibility with finishers and cc/saving abilities. Assassination tree gives you even more flexibility with free combo points and stuff and in combat tree there are improved sprint to get rid of slowing and immobilizing effects along with a talent for sprint & evasion cooldown reduction. I'd also go for mace spec for free autoattack stuns. But it's just me - I'd advise you to try both styles and figure it out for yourself in any case. As to saving yourself and gear stats. If you really - REALLY - don't mind slower leveling... Put your time into getting gnomish engineering and make sure to always have a stack of healing potions with you. Farm dungeons and get as good of a gear as you can. Sure - get agility. It's your main stat. I'd just say don't maniacally sacrifice everything for it. Make sure to have some decent stamina bonuses even at the price of loosing some agility here and there. And - last but not least - don't be afraid to experiment. There's alyways room for improvement. Both for a character and for a player ;) Here I can demonstrate some dagger fun - just a tongue-in-cheek "tribute" to all those vanilla rogue movies. In case if you're actually gonna watch it, pay attention to the sword parts ;D

Do you have an appropriate level? You should be able to learn next rank every 10th level. https://db.vanillagaming.org/?search=conjure+water You need level 20 to be able to learn rank 3. If you're 20 or higher, check filters in the trainer window to see if that rank is actually absent. In that case try creating a ticket to recieve help from game master team. It also may be a bug.

https://forum.elysium-project.org/topic/57556-инструкция-по-подключению-и-часто-задаваемые-вопросы/