If you're polishing off Nef the Hyper-Nerfed, be aware that you will not be able to get your pet to attack either Ony or Nef at all. No matter the pet stance, no matter the command, even typed /petattack. It will just blink and be on you. You'll get to use your pet when you're on the pillars. That's all.
I haven't had any problems with any other bosses or mobs anywhere. And I didn't have this problem last Thursday on Nef.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
What's Up With Traps?
Traps now scale with hunter stats such as hit, expertise, spell penetration and attack power as intended.
What does this mean? Better AP damage? Worse? Gearing for expertise? I have to imagine we don't change anything we do and things work better. That's the pattern Blizz hunter changes have impressed upon me in the past year. I do hope they continue the good job.
What does this mean? Better AP damage? Worse? Gearing for expertise? I have to imagine we don't change anything we do and things work better. That's the pattern Blizz hunter changes have impressed upon me in the past year. I do hope they continue the good job.
Tags:
firelands,
hunter,
patch notes
Monday, June 27, 2011
Questions on Pet Stances
Will the new-fangled "Aggressive pet stance" cause my pet to do less dps if the mobs are small and they die quickly?
In "Defensive pet stance," will I still be able to have my pet manually attack enemies who may not be attacking me [yet]?
In "Defensive pet stance," will I still be able to have my pet manually attack enemies who may not be attacking me [yet]?
- The Aggressive pet stance has been removed and replaced with the Assist stance. This stance will cause the player's pet to attack the player's target. The pet will not change targets unless the master attacks a new target for a few seconds.
- The Defensive pet stance will now only cause the player's pet to attack enemies which attack the pet or the master.
I suspect the answer is "yes" in both cases.
Tags:
patch notes,
pets
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
Account Security
This is opening up a bunch of loopholes.
If you use an authenticator – and we hope you do – you may soon notice that an authenticator prompt may not appear with every login. We’ve recently updated our authentication system to intelligently track your login locations, and if you’re logging in consistently from the same place, you may not be asked for an authenticator code. This change is being made to make the authenticator process less intrusive when we’re sure the person logging in to your account is you.Firelands. Soon. June 28th.
We hope to continue improving the authenticator system to ensure the same or greater security, while improving and adding features to make having one a more user friendly experience. If you don’t already have a Battle.net Authenticator attached to your account, don’t wait until it’s too late.
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