But I do want to attain a rating of at least 65 on WoW Classic SoD Gold all my character before I make a judgment call on what's the most enjoyable tank to play, or my preferred tank to play. This means that the druid will begin with the druid. The one you've always liked. Bear and you've enjoyed the style of play that bears have there's nothing that's really going to change. This time we're getting the Moonfire build that is extremely enjoyable.

Again, I'm on the side of the argument saying it's not going to be that practical, probably in content that is high-end. Because the way you play Moonfire build and the way you build out the tree, it doesn't make sense. And you're missing out on such things as damage mitigation, which could be a lot more important take a look at property. For example, they can't treat any injuries however they can mitigate much damage. The good information to Jared is that supposedly there's an incentive coming when he records this video which hasn't even been announced until now.

We're still kind of waiting. So I'm not ready to make any judgement calls on the jury at this point. Does it sound like fun? Sure. Should you want to Bear there's nothing crazy outside of your playing some more Moon fires that you've been playing.

Next , we have the monk now the monk feels good, but there are a lot of things that are changing. Like for example, we're losing out on like, the way that Kurian weapon-like weapons of order, sort of utilized a lot of the conduits as well being the many soul bonds that we could access. Monk is also gaining certain things like rising the kick for instance. And getting that ability in addition to having the option of playing bonuses brews and weapons in order.

And it's almost like a pure, unadulterated state. It's very strange because we're surrounded by a lot of buttons. And it's much like your rotation feels quite disjointed. It's not very similar and doesn't match up. Like things like Rising Sun Kick, as of right now it's actually nuking things.

This means that if want good single target damage you must take Rising Sun Kick, but it like feels clunky to kick because the wait feels is like a nine second cooldown. It's also like how your rotation operates on life now is extremely fluid you might have something similar to this. Like keg, breath, keg and Blackout Tiger, Pom the rushing Jadwin recap.

And then you go into the kicks machine and kind of repeat that same rotation. When you begin adding, such as Rising Sun Kick, you begin to lose out on being able to WoW SoD Gold reamp your rising or running Jade Wind, and then you suddenly you're feeling like your breath of fire isn't long enough.