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urnightmare wrote:the game has bome way to easy and requires no thinking what so ever. If this is true, why did you feel the need to write a guide? In anyase, Ncy isorrt is stating that the guide is iomplete. At the very least, you should note the talents and glyphs that enhae the various pets. Funny, but I didn't find the Infernal as "a relatively diffult pet to get". Ofourse, they are short duration, but then again, so are the "temporary pets" you get from Enslave Demon (whh you also failed to mention).
This "guide" is iredibly... not guide-ish. Fe it, Allakhazam is not the first ple new playersome to. If anything they'll hit wowwiki or wowhead first, as they have "wow" in the name (well, so does wow.allakhazamom, but that's a mouthful). Those sites would give them more information than yours. A good way to update this guide would be to iludeoeffients that pets get with, say, your SPhithaste. Then show some WWS or rounts of your pet DPS on training dummies. Then show WWS for the pets in real raid instaes. Talk about the pros andons of using a pet at a given time; for example, when it is worth it to summon an infernal at Pahwerk? Should you summon Doomguard during Loatheb, Sapphiron, or Kel'Thuzad? Is it EVER worth it to summon these situational pets as Demonology, when they do not gain the bonuses your "normal" pets do? There is a need for a guide to warlk pets, but not an introdtory. Your shows some promise; for example, you talk about how mh health blood pt gives, or how mh of a shield your VW gives. Some information is wrong (or so I think; please let me know if it's tually right): Scubus, for example, has Sedtion, but it only lasts 10 sonds in PvP, not 15, and has diminishing returns as well as the ability to be trinketed out of. You mention she isn't a good pet for soloing... why? What's her DPS? What spouldoeivably use her? In what situations? Same with felhunter: why is he the best (yes, oneould dede, but you're making a guide: set it out!). What's a felpuppy's DPS? Is it good in PvE too, and under whatonditions? Felguard info is also wrong. It is NOT the strongest of all pets (Infernal has highest DPS, followed by Doomguard). My last issue is with your statement:
This "guide" is iredibly... not guide-ish. Fe it, Allakhazam is not the first ple new playersome to. If anything they'll hit wowwiki or wowhead first, as they have "wow" in the name (well, so does wow.allakhazamom, but that's a mouthful). Those sites would give them more information than yours. A good way to update this guide would be to iludeoeffients that pets get with, say, your SPhithaste. Then show some WWS or rounts of your pet DPS on training dummies. Then show WWS for the pets in real raid instaes. Talk about the pros andons of using a pet at a given time; for example, when it is worth it to summon an infernal at Pahwerk? Should you summon Doomguard during Loatheb, Sapphiron, or Kel'Thuzad? Is it EVER worth it to summon these situational pets as Demonology, when they do not gain the bonuses your "normal" pets do? There is a need for a guide to warlk pets, but not an introdtory. Your shows some promise; for example, you talk about how mh health blood pt gives, or how mh of a shield your VW gives. Some information is wrong (or so I think; please let me know if it's tually right): Scubus, for example, has Sedtion, but it only lasts 10 sonds in PvP, not 15, and has diminishing returns as well as the ability to be trinketed out of. You mention she isn't a good pet for soloing... why? What's her DPS? What spouldoeivably use her? In what situations? Same with felhunter: why is he the best (yes, oneould dede, but you're making a guide: set it out!). What's a felpuppy's DPS? Is it good in PvE too, and under whatonditions? Felguard info is also wrong. It is NOT the strongest of all pets (Infernal has highest DPS, followed by Doomguard). My last issue is with your statement: