Fury Warrior DPS Guide For Patch 4.2
I know, I know. Patch 4.2 has been out for awhile now, so why am I posting this so late? For starters, there weren’t many changes for the Fury Warrior in patch 4.2 that needed to be documented. In fact, the only changes that affected Fury Warriors were that Dual Wield Specialization weapon damage increase had been lowered to 5%, down from 10%, and Retaliation, Recklessness and Shield Wall no longer had stance requirements.
With that out of the way, and since Rhony’s guide was still applicable, I decided not to reinvent the wheel. You can view Rhony’s original post HERE.
Out In The Wild
I spent this past weekend in a tent. On purpose.
I was partaking in a family camping trip, which should matter on some level but doesn’t. What does matter is that when I finally got home, my body felt like I was a horse that had been ridden hard all day and put away wet. I was exhausted both physically and mentally. There are people who claim that they go camping to relax, and I suspect these people are either a) masochists, b) hauling one of those house-sized campers with a built-in microwave and satellite dish, or c) lying through their lying teeth, those liars.
After showering off days of camp funk and feeling somewhat closer to the definition of “human”, I logged into WoW and queued an alt up for a PuG. The story from that point is a familiar one – zone in, run in silence, wipe about a half dozen times, insults fly, people leave, people show up, and kicking and screaming we finish the thing.
I zoned out, logged off, and felt like I needed to shower again. The sensations twisting my insides were similar to the ones I’d just experienced in the really real world, and why wouldn’t they? Camping and PuG-ging share many similar qualities. Read the rest of this entry
