2v2 Bracket : 3 games out of 4 are

against Warrior Rdruid - how fun is that?

4 Likes

I’d say not enough rdruid-warriors from SP-rogue PoV.

1 Like

welcome to tbc

3 Likes

What are you playing?

prob mage/Rogue

1 Like

Mage/Rogue
War/Druid
Ret/Rsham
Hunter/Druid
Warlock/Druid
Mage/Priest
Warlock/Priest
Rogue/Priest
Rogue/Druid

That’s all you see in TBC 2vs2.

3vs3 is full of melee cleave, RMP, and WLD.

5vs5 is zug zug land.

1 Like

It is probably the most effective comp that requires the least amount of skill to play.

rmp and double healer lock wants to have a talk with you

Except RMP is not easy or low skill. A bit silly even to compare RMP to Warrior Druid, but I guess you start taking swings at people without thinking.

You got me, I was just trolling. RMP is a highly skilled comp only the best of the best can play, im just a jealous non rogue/mage/priest player.

1 Like

Kinda is though

It’s extremely scripted and gets a lot of free wins from just being able to do stupid amounts of pressure

Do not dishonor the Great Troll Tribes of the North ever again by associating yourself to them. You are their pet at best.

Good luck.

there are so few of that running allround, you wont see that very often. There are only a few pvp hunters compared to anything else. Also you forgot ret + rshaman

it kills mostly even without cc on healer if the healer is not the killtarget :smiley: 1 blanked counterspell and the target can die.

But tbf, most combs have high consistant preassure. for myself, i play thug as sv hunter in tbc, and we also have really high preassure on targets, without me beeing BM hunter.

the only thing i regret is not beeing dwarf and our preist beeing human xD

i don’t think anyone in the right mind would play TBC and expect to see variety of comps in arena. As a rogue, primarily playing with Sp and mage in 2s, i’d say that i wish there were more rdruid + warr teams in 2s, but i can definitely see how that comp can be a cancer for non rogue teams, when a warrior keeps you stunned for longer than a rogue you know the coding is absolute garbozono, but oh well

Mmmh there is a comp with rogue that is hard countered by Rdruid/war, it’s Rdruid/rogue.

I do not think you know what that means if that’s how you’re going to use it

1 Like

That sir, is debatable
Let me edit it right here, if you’re talking about rogues that only use 2 weapons with 100% textbook wound on MH and crippling on OH - yea, those rogues usually get devastated not just by warr druids but other comps too, but it’s not 2006 anymore.

That is wrong.

I play resto druid rogue at 1800 rating, use 3 OH weapons with different poisons. Resto druid war is our counter, that is for sure. I don’t know if you played that comp this season but you should try it. You would see that 1700+ resto druid war are running on you. Or at least, I can admit that I probably don’t play well, but resto druid war is easier to master at least, making it actually hard to beat if you don’t have a good experience in resto druid rogue.

Well, I do agree that warr/druid is easier, simply because warriors do not have alot of tools and it’s really easy to “master” a warrior, especially if you have a mace and you’ll probably reach 80-85% of your potential maximum rating even if you’re backpeddling and keyboard turning, but reality is that there are many ways to win vs war/dru as rogue/dru, rogue can have inifinitely more pressure on druid, than warrior can, your druid should always win on mana simply because he doesn’t have to use abolish poison, warrior can be cc’d alot more often than rogue can, if enemy warrior is on you all the time and your druid is unable to heal you, it’s your druid’s fault, warrior should not be on you most of the time, if you still can’t do anything about it you can even kill warrior as long as your druid cc’s enemy druid enough, I’m not denying the fact that TBC is insanely RNG based and you can get absolutely destroyed by a 1600 Andy zug, but on the paper you should win