They don't want to have to nerf certain abilities midway through a PvP season just because some clever players found a loophole and combined talents that weren't designed to be OP.
This makes the environment easier to predict - something the developers are counting on to better maintain game balance. Players and their specs will be easy to spot, and you'll have an easy time figuring out what talents they have. The new specialization rule means there will no longer be any min-maxing or double-dipping in talent trees to create unlikely and unexpected PvP monsters such as the unkillable paladin tank healer. This means fights will be slower than what you're accustomed to, and it also means you'll get to play with more spells and play more strategically.Īt any rate, we've come a long way from the 5-second fights of Season 5. The higher stamina in Cataclysm gear should translate to longer, more exciting fights. It won't be like the tail end of Wrath or 4.0.1, where burst still catches people with their pants down. It'll be all about outlasting your opponent in a grind. So crit is great, but it won't win you the day. On the other hand, stamina comes cheap in Cataclysm, which means everyone will have tons of health. Burst damage from crits will happen more often, and players can opt to stack crit for PvP without it being devalued. This means that talents contributing to crit are valuable in PvP again. First, critical strikes are back on the table. As resilience is the premier PvP stat, this impacts gameplay in a major way. Resilience no longer reduces critical strike chance but instead only reduces damage across the board. Let's have a look at how the changes in the past few patches will affect the other aspect of World of Warcraft gameplay. There are quite a few changes to PvP in Cataclysm.
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