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Oh boy, yet another "WAHHHHHHHH I GOT BANNED FOR NO REASON! GMS BANNED ME FOR NO REASON!!!" thread Little tip for you, OP: GMs don't just ban you on a suspicion. They have to actually confirm that you've broken the rules, before banning you. Admin said that literally every single time someone has come to them claiming to be wrongfully banned, it was confirmed that they were NOT wrongfully banned, and that there was an actual reason why they were banned. If you truly believed that you were wrongfully banned, you would have contacted the admins, instead of coming crying here about how mean the GMs are and how you "got banned for having gold". Judging by how you seem to think your ban is gold-related, I'm going to assume that you were buying/selling gold.

Pretty much every leveling zone past 30 is contested, and Warriors are kinda meh in PvP without good gear, so you're an easy target for gankers. At level 30, you can do: -starting quests in Southshore -a few quests in Desolace (make sure to pick up the Reclaimers quest in Ironforge that leads you to Desolace) -finish up Wetlands -one of the starting quests in Arathi From 30-40 I do a mix of STV, Desolace, Arathi and Hillsbrad. At level 33 you can go do Shimmering Flats, which will get you a good ~70% EXP due to how many mobs you have to kill for all the quests. I'd advise skipping the scorpion and vulture quests though, because they have fuckshit drop rate and fuckshit spawn rate, respectively.

Fury dual-wield leveling only works well if you have blue weapons and can keep them updated every 3-4 levels. And yeah, it only works really well against mobs that are below your level. If you go against equal level, or +1 / +2 mobs, you're going to get to watch a stream of dodge/parry/miss. People mostly go 2h because of Whirlwind Axe, and the easier progression between upgrades. You can go WW Axe -> Stoneslayer/Rockbiter/Executioner Axe -> Ice Barbed Spear. From level 30 to level 60, only 3 weapon upgrades and they're all easy to get.That and, on PvP servers, Arms is much better, but Arms only works well with 2h, so...yeah. I too found dual-wielding to be noticeably better and smoother to play than 2h around level 20-30, but once you hit 30, WW Axe becomes king until level 38 or so, seeing as it's a level 40 weapon. Dual wield leveling isn't bad, it's just not as good overall.

You're taking a bunch of talent values, multiplying them together at random and then claiming that one spec is XX% less "effective" at healing. You're not actually doing any theorycraft, you're just multiplying some numbers and percentages together, completely ignoring the plethora of other variables involved in the effectiveness of healing. You do not NEED to be in a healing spec to heal, until 60. Stop with the "shadow can't heal", "ret can't heal", "feral can't heal", "enh/ele can't heal" meme. Shadow is the easiest to level, m8. Disc doesn't get any damage bonuses (outside of wands) until deep in the tree.

Because they're shit healers and/or the tank is undergeared? Don't immediately blame an entire spec and label it "bad" because you had one bad experience. Also why are you playing Disc in a 5man? Disc is only good for raids. For healing, you'll always want to be mostly Holy. "Healing effectiveness" is not an additive calculation.

Why exactly does everyone scream "SLIPPERY SLOPE! GAME IS GONNA TURN INTO RETAIL!" any time someone suggests even a minor change? Vanilla isn't perfect. Not agreeing with OP, I'm just saying. "changes" aren't what made retail bad, BAD changes, are what made it bad.

I've done a bit of googling and can't seem to find any kind of totem macro for Vanilla. In TBC and later you could use /castsequence, but that command doesn't exist in vanilla. Is there any one-button macro for placing different totems? Preferably one that doesn't involve using shift/alt/ctrl etc.

Apparently it's not obvious.

Ah, I figured it out. You have to press the "Configure Set" button, and then click on the totem icons to add them to the "set", basically telling the addon which totems you want to cast when you hit the "throw active totem set" keybind. I'll put up a short guide.

You can heal with DPS specs perfectly fine. Stop perpetuating this "you must be healing spec to heal" meme.

I don't particularly run very many addons (only about 15 or so) but I can try that. I had it set to 128mb before. Logging in right now, it shows me at ~70mb usage. Not sure it's errors, since I've got ImprovedErrorFrame showing me if any errors occur. How am I supposed to generate a log if the client is frozen?

Mmhm. TBC class mechanics felt like a logical progression from vanilla's. Hybrids finally viable raid DPS, non-Warriors finally viable raid tanks, 'useless' specs like Survival more fleshed out, etc.

Uh...thanks for taking a part of one sentence out of context?

Pet will abandon you at any loyalty if you don't feed it long enough.

I really like TBC class mechanics more than vanilla, but I like vanilla content better.

There are no character transfers. /thread

You don't need to be Resto or Holy until BRD.

No amount of "git gud" can make the tank take less damage. I mained healing priest all throughout retail from 2007 and onward; I'm not new to healing.

I already do have my totems bound. I'm just a lazy faggot that would like to have them all on 1 button like I could in TBC and beyond.

Here's your reply.

No, it really can't. If you played with two computers.......you'd still have 2 characters from the same IP address, one /follow'ing the other, and it'd be blatantly obvious that you're multiboxing.

To the ignore list go.

Oh. I'm so used to 2.0 and beyond grounding totem, which only absorbs one spell.

fixed that for you Doesn't matter how good of a healer you are, if the tank is getting fucked you can't sit there and drink. Was in RFD and the tank was getting fucking demolished; I was literally burning through my whole mana pool on every pull, and I have a full set of int gear, about 3500 mana at level 41.

I just say "Deadmines" because I'm not in such a hurry that I need to type an abbreviation.