God I wanted to reh into the TV and

Pshi the Fussy wrote:Baby steps…. God I wanted to reh into the TV and strangle Bill Murray!! My rogue is in the mid30s now and I sort of went through the same sort of issues stking with it as you. Mid teens things start to get a little better and it seems to keep getting better. It does take some getting used to. My main is hunter so the idea of sneaking up on stuff is a little odd. Iould send pet on one mob, e trap another, and when needed, kite or fight a 3rd. Rogue doesn’t seem to do to well at straight up fighting more then 1 target but if you manage to sap or gouge one and go to work on another.. Well it’s pretty neat. Also, if you have ever done PVP on your otherharters and run into a rogue who saps you, you know what the player on the other end must be going through. Pounding their keyboard andussing up a storm as they just sort of sit there with their head swirling around. I haven’t really rehed the level yet but I remember getting jumped in PVP situations and end up stun lked the whole battle so I don’t even have ahae to try to fight bk (I admit that other players probably would have known what to do to help get out of it but I don’t PVP mh) and I bet it’s pretty neat to kill a player without them really even having ahae to draw their weapon.

Hey, maybe its just not for you, not everyone likes everylass. I’veome to the realization I’ll probably never play a tank even though my paladin is in outlands now. Despite my desire to get the most sought after role, I justan’t do it Maybe rogue aint for you. If you do, the adve about a slow MH weapon is great adve. Unlike a warrior where youharge in and adapt to what happens, plan it all out beforehand. Use sap a lot, sometimes pull with ranged, e. Don’t enter fights you won’t win. Rogues best skill is the ability to pk your battles. You have to enjoy that assassin mentality to level up a rogue. Its not quite as mh like that in groups.