Before that video came out, Blizzard started requesting feedback from Rogues about problems with their class. Simple things like what breaks stealth, bugs, and such. What talents we considered useless. Problems with poisons. Complete and utter lack of utility for raids.
The video came out, and the nerfs continued. No response whatsoever about all the feedback given. Sure, they say the video didn't affect their thinking. But then why the hell were they so interested in Rogues before the video, and then proceeded to do nothing with them afterwards?
Make no mistake, I think the instant attack value change is an overall good thing. But if Blizzard didn't want to include a nerf along with it, dagger speed would be static at 1.8, not 1.7.
As for the video itself, it's somewhat interesting to see what he can do. But then I see all the things his opponents are doing wrong and I think "this isn't a video to say nerf rogues, it's a video to prove how many idiots there are." I also have a thing for hating propoganda.
The video came out, and the nerfs continued. No response whatsoever about all the feedback given. Sure, they say the video didn't affect their thinking. But then why the hell were they so interested in Rogues before the video, and then proceeded to do nothing with them afterwards?
Make no mistake, I think the instant attack value change is an overall good thing. But if Blizzard didn't want to include a nerf along with it, dagger speed would be static at 1.8, not 1.7.
As for the video itself, it's somewhat interesting to see what he can do. But then I see all the things his opponents are doing wrong and I think "this isn't a video to say nerf rogues, it's a video to prove how many idiots there are." I also have a thing for hating propoganda.
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