Titan's grip is useless

[Krai-twisting-nether]

Ive mentioned previously how i feel TG is literally a cosmetic talent rather than actual utility.

Whats the advantage of having it? Because realistically it just costs you more in crafts and valor upgrades, classes that run 1h like DH, rogues, monks, shamans etc all put out bigger numbers with 1hs but dont get gimped by the resource requirements of a 2h.

I feel blizzard should buff TG to increase melee range by 3 or 4 yds, hows a rogue wielding cutlery got the same melee range as warrior wielding pillars

My other suggestion is to keep warriors constant S tier, but i doubt that would go down well

[Fleymour-blackrock]

What is the point of TG?

So basically im wondering what the actual advantage of TG? It costs us more valor/conquest upping weps and the fact it costs 2 sparks for my 2h i feel abit short changed when you have dh/rogue putting up bigger numbers with 1h’s theyve spent 1 spark on both… Wasnt as bad when warrior was actually S tier last season but now were smack bang in the middle and expectations to use more resources just to stay competetive Please nobody mention SMF lol.

its class design- end.

[Krai-twisting-nether]

Irrelevant

[Kotara-stormrage]

The reason why we have TG is “People wanted to dual-wield 2-handers because it ‘looked cool’ in Diablo 2”, never mind that dual-wielding the huge 2-handers in WoW looks absolutely ludicrous.

You’re forgetting the increased primary and secondary stats for TG though (2-handers have a higher stat budget than 1-handers), that’s where the balance difficulties between TG and SMF stem from.

[Krai-twisting-nether]

The increased stats are pretty much useless if were still pulling less damage than a 1h class, and a slight hp increase? Yeah pretty garbage.

[Claif-sanguino]

Is only more HP increse but in damage terms should have someting thats for sure bc is really expensive to gear up 2 big weapons.