This is an amazing intro, thank you! I love that it's an explanation of what's going on, rather than just reading out the rotation. I really like to understand a class, rather than just follow a build guide. Also, this made it a lot easier to follow what's going on in the 10.2 changes :)
Great video - one update in 10.2 is that after the rework crimson tempest is not useful to reapply, previously it did some initial damage and bleed damage over time but the up front damage was removed in 10.2.
Im new to rouge, but not to wow. Iv always avoided rouge because its never seemed my thing, but i felt like trying it out. Your videos are great and easy to follow, which I greatly appreciated
That was a great intro level guide to rogue. One question: Is there a reason why you track the passive poisons (like deadly or numbing) on the opponents? I am getting a little lost with what is what lol
I have a video on pooling that explains the min-max, but at a basic level, bleed everything you can. If you run out of energy, you run out of energy, wait until 80% and then go again
@@whispyr5793 seems like you can never stop learning from this class, and its everytime a challenge when playing it. There are a lot other classes who are much easier to play though with the same or even more damage. I think if you play this class for some years, its fine. When new to this class its seems too hard
So if rupture and envenom are on the target do I not need to use it again till it’s about to go out or do I just keep applying over and over again when I get the points rotating between the 2 to keep alive and dice active?
So happy to have a high end rogue content creator. We need many more! Thank Whispyr, keep it up
Awoogers my brand new worgen rogue is ready to top the meters. Thank you Whispyr for youtube!
Keep the videos coming, Whispyr. This was awesome!
youre good at this!
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Glad you like it!
This is an amazing intro, thank you! I love that it's an explanation of what's going on, rather than just reading out the rotation. I really like to understand a class, rather than just follow a build guide. Also, this made it a lot easier to follow what's going on in the 10.2 changes :)
That was the goal! Glad you liked it
Great video - one update in 10.2 is that after the rework crimson tempest is not useful to reapply, previously it did some initial damage and bleed damage over time but the up front damage was removed in 10.2.
yeah, the video was made before we knew a lot of the changes
straight cooked in this video
thx great video !
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the videos!
Im new to rouge, but not to wow. Iv always avoided rouge because its never seemed my thing, but i felt like trying it out. Your videos are great and easy to follow, which I greatly appreciated
Glad I could help!
Assa rogue best rogue
That was a great intro level guide to rogue. One question: Is there a reason why you track the passive poisons (like deadly or numbing) on the opponents? I am getting a little lost with what is what lol
Honestly probably shouldn’t but it’s an old habit from needing to tab-target mutilates to apply poisons in cleave
It is messy though
How to tackle Energy regen cause on bosses after 2 rotations I have to rely on white damage.
I have a video on pooling that explains the min-max, but at a basic level, bleed everything you can. If you run out of energy, you run out of energy, wait until 80% and then go again
crazy how many buttons they have to press. was thinking about learning the spec, but this seems unplayable for me, learning it in a week
Idk it’s not more than any other spec honestly
@@whispyr5793 seems like you can never stop learning from this class, and its everytime a challenge when playing it.
There are a lot other classes who are much easier to play though with the same or even more damage.
I think if you play this class for some years, its fine. When new to this class its seems too hard
80k buttons..cds..mini cds..timers....for no dps
I’m not entirely sure why you think Assassination does no dps. It’s one of the highest single target specs in the game at the time of recording
So if rupture and envenom are on the target do I not need to use it again till it’s about to go out or do I just keep applying over and over again when I get the points rotating between the 2 to keep alive and dice active?
I say this because the abberus set is for rupture so wouldn’t you want this more?
not sure I understand the question. Envenom is your main combo point dump
Good ass explaining
thank you
@@whispyr5793yo is there anyway you can do a video on a rotation breakdown?
@@user-zr2el2uv7v already got 2 of them out for 10.2