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This is little clip of first 2.3 retribution tests. There are no chain heroism staging or anything other spooky things in this clip, only what you see is what you get. 2000 dps can be done even with Paladin, but it isnt realistic example of paladin performance. I only have 2 piece of T6 and 2 piece of T5 with random epix from BT/Hyjal/SSC/TK.

I support our raid casters with averaged 125mp5, 3%crit to whole raid and offhealing trough light. I make those additions stable trough Crusader Strike. I am not best DPS, and I dont need to be. I only need to be player like everyone else, thats all. Unfortunately many raidleaders are afraid to let their Paladins try Retribution due retards, they are missing huge part from their raid performance increasing utilitys.

Pre-emptive "Your other DPS sucks!"

If you are childish enough to think that DPS meter position matters, you propably havent even seen Karazhan. Its all about raid performance, not individual players.

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A Norwegian boy named Hans Jorgen Olsen, age 12, went out walking with his 10 year old sister in the woods. There they encountered an enraged moose, who attacked the girl. And that's where the WoW skills came into play.

See, Hans plays WoW, and World of Warcraft has taught Hans a few useful skills when faced with gigantic crazed mammals. First he taunted the moose, hitting it repeatedly with a stick (if I'm reading that part correctly). This allowed the little girl, Hans' sister, to escape. Then, when the crazed moose focused its attention on Hans, he utilized another skill learned form WoW: he feigned death.

Oddly, this all worked. The moose kicked at Hans a few times then, thinking him dead, left.

Hot damn, WoW is not only a fun MMO, it's actually a life saver! You can read it for yourself (if you're a Norwegian speaker) right here.

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Original von Osiris (05.12.2007 um 11:03 Uhr):

A Norwegian boy named Hans Jorgen Olsen, age 12, went out walking with his 10 year old sister in the woods. There they encountered an enraged moose, who attacked the girl. And that's where the WoW skills came into play.

See, Hans plays WoW, and World of Warcraft has taught Hans a few useful skills when faced with gigantic crazed mammals. First he taunted the moose, hitting it repeatedly with a stick (if I'm reading that part correctly). This allowed the little girl, Hans' sister, to escape. Then, when the crazed moose focused its attention on Hans, he utilized another skill learned form WoW: he feigned death.

Oddly, this all worked. The moose kicked at Hans a few times then, thinking him dead, left.

Hot damn, WoW is not only a fun MMO, it's actually a life saver! You can read it for yourself (if you're a Norwegian speaker) right here.

alt? sorry!

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Original von Patrick (06.12.2007 um 11:13 Uhr):
- Gürtel
Stamina: +28
AP: +20
Crit: +0,49
Resilience: +21
ABER
Hit Rating: -1,08%

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