This Thing You Call Aggro.

[Treesh]

Poison dot, stat debuffer, and mana-drain shot. I could care less about blizzard names. Do I expect you to know nightfall talent allows proc'ing of shadow trance buff which makes instant shadowbolt? No. All you need to know is chance to proc instant shadowbolt with conditions.

I'd rather classify real usable information than arbitary names, tyvm.
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Then don't slap an arbitrary name on a sting yourself and don't change what you arbitrarily named it too.

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And later on:

A lot of bad hunters try to open autoshoot with venomsting,
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And especially here:

At least no serpent sting or dots.
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In 5 man LBRS, a hunter kept trying to venom sting, and it guaranteed extra wipes.

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But preferably, no serpent please.&nbsp;
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So, which do you want to call it? Venom sting or Serpent Sting? Why not just choose the "arbitrary" name that blizzard decided on?

These all show a hinderance to communication rather than trying to facillitate it. If you are making a post, detailing why something is good or bad, at least have the common decency and common courtesy to at least let other people know just what in the hell you're talking about. 30 seconds on Thottbot or Allakhazam or any other site out there that tells you the skills/talents available for a class will tell you what the specific name is so you can avoid confusion. If you are in game, you get some leniency of course because you're busy. Here, you are posting on a board and have plenty of time to spend the 30 seconds to make sure everyone can understand what skill you are talking about without wasting their time and your time as well.

Edit: And if you are too lazy to hit another webpage to check, you can always put in "or whatever the DoT sting is called" and someone here will mention the real name so it can be used later. I'd much rather have that than some made up name where you have to guess what skill someone is talking about.