Using the Power of Wowhead: Wish Lists

publicado 20/03/2010 a las 19:00 por Neutronimity

alsoWWRPS: I would like to thank blademeld for feedback and ideas, and MasterOfDisguise for generously editing and correcting my rather ragged English.Wish ListsTools Being UsedProfiler(Help)Weighting scales(Help)you never know with PUGs...Note: Using the Profiler to its maximum extent requires a Wowhead account. If you are interested, here is the account sign-up page.
Tip: Having a Premium account grants you more and greater perks of using Wowhead. Check out the Premium page if you're interested in those. :)Gathering Informationhere

Melee Hit Chance cap: ~8% equaling to 263 Melee Hit Rating (not considering Racials)

Expertise Skill cap: ~26 equaling to 214 Expertise Rating (not considering Racials)

Strength > Critical Strike Rating > Attack Power > Agility > Haste

Using the ProfilerSetting it up(New)my profileTip: It's sometimes quicker to base your wish list on an already existing character of yours. To do this, simply browse to the profiler and enter your character details (such as name, region, realm, side and level) in the box on the top left. Once you find your character, go to its profile page and hit the Edit button at the top. Just like creating a new custom profile, enter your desired specifications and save the profile to ensure it will not be lost.Setting Your Talent PointsThisI won't deny having used this spec, but it fits to my PvP playstyle. Don't fret. :-PTip: Don't forget to save your work!Finding UpgradesHereareEmblema de triunfoEmblema de escarchagoodAll filtersAt least oneThisTip: Are you curious about the Weighting Scale feature? It helps you assign imaginary values to stats you prefer—this way you can sort out items quickly that have stats you don't really want. And again, if you are interested in customizing these values, simply click show details next to the preset. Here is the help page!Equipping the Stuffgem subsectionred onesTip: Keep an eye on your stats—you will need to be close to the Melee/Spell Hit Rating and Expertise Skill cap. After you are capped, you can completely skip off Melee/Spell Hit Rating/Expertise Skill in the Weighting Scale stats in favor to other stats.couldshouldmineFinishing UpGood luck!Thanks for sticking with me through a long post! There are more guides and tips and tricks like this coming up, so keep an eye out!

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Comentario de blademeldThis guide has been brought to you by the fine German engineering of beer and bratwurst.Comentario de 324669This post was from a user who has deleted their account.Comentario de TheRealSticky please! Oh, wait...Comentario de TomatoSauceIs it wrong for me to say that the ret spec in the image is horrible?Comentario de TribunalIs it wrong for me to say that the ret spec in the image is horrible?Comentario de 366905This post was from a user who has deleted their account.Comentario de ukdudeinukHe wasn't saying "ZOMG THIS SPEC IS TEH GR8 USE IT PLOX" but simply using it as an example. It serves its purpose. He could have simply put 1 point in as many talents as possible and it still would serve its purpose.Comentario de FulgoraterThank you very much for explaining all of this =DComentario de rnbwVery nice post. I've been using this for quite a while now and it comes in handy. However what I would like is a real Wish List feature in Wow. For example a few minutes ago I was looking for potential upgrades to my belt and found two, which I both want to save somewhere. Of course I could make two profiles, and when I find 5 potential upgrades I could make 5, but that's all a bit silly. :)

For this a plain list to save items to would be even awesomer.

Just my 2 copper.

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