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In the world of warcraft, Hunter is an expert tracker capable setting traps and using bows and guns in battle. But one of the biggest benefits to being a Hunter is their ability to tame beasts and make them their pets. Hunters are great utility players in a group and can offer many benefits such as crowd control, tracking, and a nice boost in damage output. Their pets can serve as off-tanks to prevent add from overwhelming a group, making them a valued class for any team.
As a ranged fighter, the Hunter is best used. They are most effective from a distance where they can safely utilize their ranged attacks and Hunter's Mark to aid in dealing damage and enhancing the ranged attacks of allies. And also the Hunter can serve as the group's tracker. With their tracking abilities, they can locate nearby enemies and help detect any stealth foes before they can sneak up on their allies. Then by using their Hunter's Mark, they can expose any hidden enemies for their allies to see.
Likewise, Hunters have the abilities to aid a group with crowd control abilities. They have a number of skills that can hinder an enemy's movement speed or freeze them in place for a few seconds, temporarily removing them from the battle. A Hunter's pet can also be used to assist in crowd control by becoming an off-tank to deal with any extra enemies. Through certain talents and skills the Hunter can help out his group by enhancing the group's damage output, making them a useful ally in many situations.
As a Hunter, ranged combat is the greatest asset and melee should be carried out as a last resort or when the main tank goes down and you're the next best thing. In the early levels, the Hunter can wear leather armors, but as you progress in the game, you will eventually earn the ability to wear mail armors at level 40. This will increase your ability to take a beating and aid in your survivability. At higher levels, the Hunter gains access to skills that can enhance her own attack power greatly such as Aspect of the Dragonhawk and skills like Aspect of the Wild that can assist a group by enhancing their Nature Resistances.
Blizzard had ensured that the Hunter has a variety of pets to choose from. There are many different variations ranging from tanks to damage dealers and a large number of different creatures that can serve each role. As you level up you can even train talents that will enable you to tame exotic pets, providing you with an even larger pool of pets to choose from. Your pets also gain a talent tree that will allow you to customize them even further. So when it comes to the pets, you will have no shortage of options. All you need to do is tame the one you want and train it like you want it.
Pet plays an important role in solo survivability more or less. If you like going it alone, the pet is a needed commodity. They can distract your enemies and enable you to deal damage with your ranged attacks without having the enemy jump right in your face and force you into melee combat.
If you play wow so much so that you will inevitably find yourself in a Player versus Player situation. In PvP the Hunter can stand but you need to play it smart. Melee classes and high damage dealers can be a problem for you so bring potions, bandages, and be prepared to retreat or use crowd control if need be. If you don't have a group and it's an open PvP event, make sure to move with the crowd. Soloing can be fun but doing so in a PvP field can get you killed pretty quickly. Always make use of your ability to track both humanoid and invisible characters as those Rogues will sneak up on you and jam a dagger in your back in a second.
As a ranged fighter, the Hunter is best used. They are most effective from a distance where they can safely utilize their ranged attacks and Hunter's Mark to aid in dealing damage and enhancing the ranged attacks of allies. And also the Hunter can serve as the group's tracker. With their tracking abilities, they can locate nearby enemies and help detect any stealth foes before they can sneak up on their allies. Then by using their Hunter's Mark, they can expose any hidden enemies for their allies to see.
Likewise, Hunters have the abilities to aid a group with crowd control abilities. They have a number of skills that can hinder an enemy's movement speed or freeze them in place for a few seconds, temporarily removing them from the battle. A Hunter's pet can also be used to assist in crowd control by becoming an off-tank to deal with any extra enemies. Through certain talents and skills the Hunter can help out his group by enhancing the group's damage output, making them a useful ally in many situations.
As a Hunter, ranged combat is the greatest asset and melee should be carried out as a last resort or when the main tank goes down and you're the next best thing. In the early levels, the Hunter can wear leather armors, but as you progress in the game, you will eventually earn the ability to wear mail armors at level 40. This will increase your ability to take a beating and aid in your survivability. At higher levels, the Hunter gains access to skills that can enhance her own attack power greatly such as Aspect of the Dragonhawk and skills like Aspect of the Wild that can assist a group by enhancing their Nature Resistances.
Blizzard had ensured that the Hunter has a variety of pets to choose from. There are many different variations ranging from tanks to damage dealers and a large number of different creatures that can serve each role. As you level up you can even train talents that will enable you to tame exotic pets, providing you with an even larger pool of pets to choose from. Your pets also gain a talent tree that will allow you to customize them even further. So when it comes to the pets, you will have no shortage of options. All you need to do is tame the one you want and train it like you want it.
Pet plays an important role in solo survivability more or less. If you like going it alone, the pet is a needed commodity. They can distract your enemies and enable you to deal damage with your ranged attacks without having the enemy jump right in your face and force you into melee combat.
If you play wow so much so that you will inevitably find yourself in a Player versus Player situation. In PvP the Hunter can stand but you need to play it smart. Melee classes and high damage dealers can be a problem for you so bring potions, bandages, and be prepared to retreat or use crowd control if need be. If you don't have a group and it's an open PvP event, make sure to move with the crowd. Soloing can be fun but doing so in a PvP field can get you killed pretty quickly. Always make use of your ability to track both humanoid and invisible characters as those Rogues will sneak up on you and jam a dagger in your back in a second.
