Adrenaline Nerf

[Haleyn]

<p>So what does everyone think about the nerf on Adrenaline?  Can't say I don't enjoy seeing my heal parse skyrocket, but c'mon, zerkers don't need to get their survivability nerfed of all things.</p>

[aias]

<p>Stone Will > Battle frenzy > Fake Adrenaline.  Adrenaline is worthless.</p>

[Haleyn]

<p>Maybe if the mob you're fighting hits for like 5k.  I'd really like to see you tank current raid content without using adrenaline.</p>

[aias]

<p><cite>Haleyn@Antonia Bayle wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Maybe if the mob you're fighting hits for like 5k.  I'd really like to see you tank current raid content without using adrenaline.</p></blockquote><p>Maybe you should point out where I said I didn't use it?  You asked a question what we thought and I answered.  I spam that sucker all the time because we have very few defensive tools.  It sucks.  I spike like crazy.  Old Adrenaline > Nerfed Adrenaline.  Does that make sense?</p><p>BTW, we have been told not to tank raid mobs.  Keep doing that and they'll nerf the threat proc on adrenaline.  Oh wait...</p>

[Haleyn]

<p>My point was merely that Adrenaline, even in its current nerfed state, is nowhere near worthless and a hell of a lot better than either Stonewill or Battlefrenzy.  (Stonewill is so last expansion anyways)</p>

[aias]

<p><cite>Haleyn@Antonia Bayle wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>My point was merely that Adrenaline, even in its current nerfed state, is nowhere near worthless and a hell of a lot better than either Stonewill or Battlefrenzy.  (Stonewill is so last expansion anyways)</p></blockquote><p>I disagree.  ACT shows Battle frenzy and stonewill consitently outparsing adrenaline by a big margin.  It is worthless in comparison to it's former state.</p><p>This class is so last expansion. </p>

[Bremer]

<p><cite>Pandarus@Kithicor wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>This class is so last expansion. </p></blockquote><p>Considering the current state of the class, that would be awesome, if it was true.</p>

[Kunaak]

<p>they killed adrenaline.</p>