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 Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 5:58 am
For Me I Say That Druid/Pallys Are The Hardest I Made a pally as my main and i ended up play with my alt and getting it to lvl 80 i hate pallies lolz
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Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:55 pm
Warriors are the hardest tanks to play. I showed my friend how many skills I used during any boss fight, and he told me I was insane.
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:04 am
i think tank warriors are hard and warlocks but it deepens how good you at wow
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 6:52 pm
Honestly, in my opinion, I think Shamans are the hardest to play. I mean, looking at them and fighting against them is pretty hard, but they depend heavily on their totems and I always forget that I have any XXXDDD
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Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:40 am
For me, I can't level a mage past lvl 10.
Other than that I've pretty much tried every class and
so far most are at lvl 20 for me, but I've been holding off on leveling them.
Not because they're hard - but I can only focus on leveling one toon at a time lol. xd
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Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:35 pm
I have a hunter and I have barely had enough luck to get equipment, let alone get good gear from any of the instances. All i ever get is mail and cloth when i go to them >.<
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Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:30 pm
for any reasons id say pallys droods shammys and mages 1. pallys are fast at first....than when u hit twenty it goes downhill.
2. Droods can b sorta retarded at lvl -9 you know...just cast cast cast nuthing special
3.SHammys can be very slow at lvling(other than warlocks but there BAMF) and are sumthing to get used to if ur into melee like myself....depends on spec O.o
4. Mages.....wow....boring...
5.Ik i didnt post this one but Priests too...face it they can b pussies if not shadowy, but tht comes a gret dissapointment to sum ppl for raids but look kool when they beat rouges biggrin dramallama
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Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:59 am
The hardest class to play is the class you don't know how to play.
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:24 pm
I don't see what the hell everyone's complaining about locks for really. I have a lv 70 Warlock, and the only things that have kicked my arse are things with above 40k health. I've even fought 7 things at once in PvE, and lived.
I PvP'd a fellow Horde on my BFs warrior (with very little prior knowledge) and won against a Pally. Twice.
I think hardest is Mage. Without my BF tanking in group questing with me, I seem to get my arse handed to me even by PvE.
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Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:44 pm
Hardest to play in PvP: Mage (Really overpowered behind good players though)
Hardest to play in PvE: Feral Druids, they've got the hardest dps rotation I've ever seen.
Hardest to level: Warriors
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 12:01 am
I don't think Paladins are hard to play, but when I play my Holy Paladin and compare it to say ... my druid or my priest, healing on a Paladin feels really ... gimpy. My druid and priest have way more "oh s**t" heals than my pally does--I don't feel like a real healer when I play her.
Shamans are wonky healers, it feels very clumsy to heal as one. I suppose it gets better at 80, since mine is 66. But the heals are very slow and I feel like I am healing as a druid in this parallel universe where space and time move as slowly as one would swim through jello.
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 4:24 pm
The Voodoo Shuffle I don't think Paladins are hard to play, but when I play my Holy Paladin and compare it to say ... my druid or my priest, healing on a Paladin feels really ... gimpy. My druid and priest have way more "oh s**t" heals than my pally does--I don't feel like a real healer when I play her. Shamans are wonky healers, it feels very clumsy to heal as one. I suppose it gets better at 80, since mine is 66. But the heals are very slow and I feel like I am healing as a druid in this parallel universe where space and time move as slowly as one would swim through jello. It doesn't really get better at level 80. A lot of Resto Shamans have to gem/gear for haste just to be viable in end game content.
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 5:42 pm
Aldenorai The hardest class to play is the class you don't know how to play. 
Lol! I completely agree. I personally can't grasp the concept of tanks, it just seems hard to me, not to mention frustrating.
Class I think is hard would be a lolpally. I've leveled a pally up to 30 only to find myself deleting her. sad It really depends on who's playing. My main is a lock and I can play her on fire destro spec, afflic spec or demo. I find it easy grasping the concept of the class but I just can't get used to pallies crying
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 5:51 pm
For me it's warrior and shaman. I can't level them past 10.
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Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 6:34 pm
Angell50 The Voodoo Shuffle I don't think Paladins are hard to play, but when I play my Holy Paladin and compare it to say ... my druid or my priest, healing on a Paladin feels really ... gimpy. My druid and priest have way more "oh s**t" heals than my pally does--I don't feel like a real healer when I play her. Shamans are wonky healers, it feels very clumsy to heal as one. I suppose it gets better at 80, since mine is 66. But the heals are very slow and I feel like I am healing as a druid in this parallel universe where space and time move as slowly as one would swim through jello. It doesn't really get better at level 80. A lot of Resto Shamans have to gem/gear for haste just to be viable in end game content. That scares me a bit. :/ I really love healing, but priest heals are slow enough for me as it is. I don't think I could handle anything much slower than that. I might just go enhancement at 80, that's where the deeps are at.
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