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10.2.7
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Uncrushability
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Post by
pelf
Crushing blows, as a mechanic, have been completely removed.
Confirmed.
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pelf
Crushing blows, as a mechanic, have been completely removed.
* From mobs 3 levels above you or less.
Note mobs 4 levels and greater above you can still crush.
Citation?
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MAsker
Crushing blows, as a mechanic, have been completely removed.
* From mobs 3 levels above you or less.
Note mobs 4 levels and greater above you can still crush.
Citation?
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=8557065994&sid=2000#7
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Post by
Lightrain
Ya, read the blue post. It tells you. They want to play with it and make it more normal damage rather than random crushing damage.
Best buff for feral tanks ever!
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Biglove
All I see is numbers..... good job I guess, but I'm not even going to begin to try and read that.
Point is, 4 lvls means crits are back on the table... nuff said.
I dont need a calculator to figure that out.
You won't be tanking something 4 levels higher than you.
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pelf
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=8557065994&sid=2000#7
Cool. Thank you :).
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Anile
We can not get crit from a mob until they are 6 levels above us IF our defense is at max level. 6% - 5% + 0.2% per level comes to 5 levels of uncritability.
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