The difference between the success and failure is the good talent build in World of Warcraft, in particular in player versus player battle.
A good talent build is indispensable in raids and parties, the Warrior is an often overlooked class in player vs player matches. This is understandable, as the class suffers from several distinct disadvantages: hey have no ranged attacks, no healing abilities and no escape abilities.
There are three talent builds: the Mortal Strike/Flurry Build, the Mortal Strike/Concussion Blow Build and the Flurry/Impale Build.
The Mortal Strike/Flurry build gives you an instant mass damage dealer and healing debuff in Mortal Strike, with the incredible damage buff of Flurry. It is most effective when used with a two-handed weapon--the slow speed is mitigated by Flurry, and since Mortal Strike is an instant attack, speed means nothing.
The Mortal Strike/Concussion Blow build is the most difficult of the three to use--but once mastered is perhaps the most effective. Proper use of this build involves switching from stance to stance constantly. The benefits of this stance is that it gives a player control over his opponents' actions and increased survivability. Concussion Blow shines in PvP--being able to stun an opponent at will gives you the best chance to avoid being "kited" (attacked from a distance while a player tries unsuccessfully to catch his opponent) by Mages, Hunters, and Warlocks. Last Stand gives a quick health boost to get in those last few attacks. Improved Disarm should give the advantage over melee attackers.
It's most effective with Mace Specialization in order to maximize stun abilities. A player should make sure to add a macro that lets one switch to mace and shield when in Defensive Stance in order to utilize Shield Bash and Spell Reflection.
Make sure to take movement impeding talents such as Piercing Howl and Improved Intercept. Nothing is more frustrating than for Flurry to click in, only to not be able to catch up to your opponent. Improved Overpower is a must too, to maximize your critical hit potential.
The Flurry/Impale build is rarer than the others, but can be found among dual-wield warriors. It is all about speed and dealing as much damage to as many enemies as possible. Dual Wield Specialization is a must to maximize your damage. The build will be relying on Heroic Strike and Whirlwind for dealing damage, so he should make sure to take their talent improvements.
It works with all dual-wield weapon types. Axe Specialization will improve critical hit rating. Sword Specialization gives an extra attack that is not decreased by Resilience. Mace Specialization gives a stun ability that will help keep opponents in place while pounding away at them.
Choosing one of these three talent builds should give the player a fighting chance in both the Battlegrounds and in the Arena. However, the most important advice is to find a build that suits the player. Remember that it is a game, and having fun is the most important thing. The player get caught up in the competition at the loss of enjoyment.
A good talent build is indispensable in raids and parties, the Warrior is an often overlooked class in player vs player matches. This is understandable, as the class suffers from several distinct disadvantages: hey have no ranged attacks, no healing abilities and no escape abilities.
There are three talent builds: the Mortal Strike/Flurry Build, the Mortal Strike/Concussion Blow Build and the Flurry/Impale Build.
The Mortal Strike/Flurry build gives you an instant mass damage dealer and healing debuff in Mortal Strike, with the incredible damage buff of Flurry. It is most effective when used with a two-handed weapon--the slow speed is mitigated by Flurry, and since Mortal Strike is an instant attack, speed means nothing.
The Mortal Strike/Concussion Blow build is the most difficult of the three to use--but once mastered is perhaps the most effective. Proper use of this build involves switching from stance to stance constantly. The benefits of this stance is that it gives a player control over his opponents' actions and increased survivability. Concussion Blow shines in PvP--being able to stun an opponent at will gives you the best chance to avoid being "kited" (attacked from a distance while a player tries unsuccessfully to catch his opponent) by Mages, Hunters, and Warlocks. Last Stand gives a quick health boost to get in those last few attacks. Improved Disarm should give the advantage over melee attackers.
It's most effective with Mace Specialization in order to maximize stun abilities. A player should make sure to add a macro that lets one switch to mace and shield when in Defensive Stance in order to utilize Shield Bash and Spell Reflection.
Make sure to take movement impeding talents such as Piercing Howl and Improved Intercept. Nothing is more frustrating than for Flurry to click in, only to not be able to catch up to your opponent. Improved Overpower is a must too, to maximize your critical hit potential.
The Flurry/Impale build is rarer than the others, but can be found among dual-wield warriors. It is all about speed and dealing as much damage to as many enemies as possible. Dual Wield Specialization is a must to maximize your damage. The build will be relying on Heroic Strike and Whirlwind for dealing damage, so he should make sure to take their talent improvements.
It works with all dual-wield weapon types. Axe Specialization will improve critical hit rating. Sword Specialization gives an extra attack that is not decreased by Resilience. Mace Specialization gives a stun ability that will help keep opponents in place while pounding away at them.
Choosing one of these three talent builds should give the player a fighting chance in both the Battlegrounds and in the Arena. However, the most important advice is to find a build that suits the player. Remember that it is a game, and having fun is the most important thing. The player get caught up in the competition at the loss of enjoyment.
