Funy giff's and jpeg's

[delling]

Nah, Lore and Darkmaggot were brothers -- I think. Detri was just a friend of theirs (they were all Irish).

[Nachmanun]

Yup.

[Shannaro]

! There we go! Darkmaggot! :D

[kagemoth]

The truth is so obvious! THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT.

[Yathezai]

Moar!

[kagemoth]

How can so much win be on one page :S

[Earthquake]

Nefarian Heroic World First Kill by Paragon

Like Blizzard said no more raid stacking in Cataclysm. Anyway They used 6 Moonkin, 4 Feral and one resto. Start level up Your druid alt guys! :)

[delling]

hahahaha. Seriously? :)

[Vorte]

[Devlin]

[Kilizion]

Haha, just read that on mmo and linked on irc. Pretty funny. :)

[kagemoth]

funny how even though it looks like dps have more too do it is actually tanks that
generally have to do the most.

[delling]

Think it's fairly well acknowledged that melee DPS have by far the hardest/most stressful job in WoW.

Tanking is hard, but much more predictable, and less reaction-based (especially in modern WoW).

[Smorisha]

Tanking was never really hard except for those nasty moving, stancedancing fights from Vanilla. Hardest part was sucking up in rest of gameplay outside instances when we were full prot, we were hard to kill but generally unable to do anything else either. Compared to melee DPS tanking was piss easy since there are not nearly as much ways to fuck up and generally suck. Note that You can't really compare Your MT with anypne else in raid while comparing one DPS to another is quite common, same goes for healers, You can always compare them on meters and point fingers... I am not sure how it is for healers these days but I am quite sure that they had toughest job back in Vanilla followed by DPS that had to CC, interupt and then we had Grishnag DPSing stresslessly with a broken bow.

[Starbrow]

I also struggle to remember any fights where the tank had to do movement that the rest of the raid (or at least melee DPS) didn't also have to do. Taunt rotations aren't exactly complex, and other than that tanking was mainly a matter of maxing threat (at least in vanilla/TBC). The advantage of movement as a tank is also that most of the time you decide where to go and the boss just follows you. As DPS, you've no idea where the boss will be taken all the time, so reaction is more important there.

I think my most stressful time as a druid was DPSing in Sunwell with swiftshifting, managing several debuffs and movement required at the same time to squeeze those last bits of DPS out of the spec. Healing comes next, tanking was (and is) a lot more faceroll-like. At least we have six more abilities to use in bearform while tanking now than in vanilla, yay for diversity..!