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In World of Warcraft, playing a Hunter is one of the most fun characters in the game. How you choose to spend talent points to spec your Hunter largely depends on how you want to make use of it and what phase of the game you are playing now. It is good gun to try out all the different ways, which there are to spec your Hunter playing in World of Warcraft.
First thing first, we will talk about how to spec Beastmaster for leveling. Most players find that specing Beastmaster makes leveling much easier, because it makes their pet almost unstoppable. Beastmaster talents give pets more health and armor and more abilities in general. So we mainly tell of several tips to help you to do so.
One is that you have the ability to pick up to spec Beastmaster (BM) for playing Player vs. Player. This includes arena, battlegrounds, dueling and world Player vs. Player. This spec gives your Hunter the ability to survive longer against real players, who can't be tricked as easily as non-player characters can.
The other is that you must increase your effectiveness. In Player vs. Player roles, Beastmaster pets are able to attack one player while the hunter kites another, making the hunter character play almost like two characters.
As follows, we will mainly touch upon specing Marksmanship. The following steps will help you how to do it.
The first step is that spec Marksmanship for Player vs. Environment, raiding and instances. Marksmanship talents give bonuses to group members and make the Hunter a true DPS dealer, which is more useful for groups in raids and instances.
The second step is that spec Marksmanship for Player vs. Environment to give useful abilities to group members. Let us take some example, like Trueshot Aura, available after 30 talent points are spent in Marksmanship.
The last step is that increase Marksmanship talents to give more of the power to the Hunter, rather than the pet. This spec allows the Hunter to do about 75 percent of the combined Hunter/pet damage, versus 50 percent with Beastmaster spec.
Lastly, we will make mention of combination spec for Hunter. Also there are some ways to help you how to do it at your disposal. See below:
The first way is that you can put some talents into Survival to make your BM or MM Hunter even stronger. Most players prefer not to spec Survival, but that talent tree offers many useful abilities that combine well with either Beastmaster or Marksmanship.
The second way is that you have the ability to spend points in Survival to gain Trap Mastery and Clever Traps for MM spec Hunters. These abilities make the Hunter better at Crowd Control. This is the best spec combination for instances and endgame raiding in groups.
The last one is that you are able to put points into Survival to gain Survivalist and surefooted abilities for Beastmaster spec Hunters. These increase your Hunter's health by 10 percent and give resistance against movement impairing effects. When you may not have a healer repairing the damage you take, this combination is most useful for Player vs. Player.
To sum up, the aforementioned content is all about specing Hunter in World of Warcraft. Hope that you can make the most of it at will.
First thing first, we will talk about how to spec Beastmaster for leveling. Most players find that specing Beastmaster makes leveling much easier, because it makes their pet almost unstoppable. Beastmaster talents give pets more health and armor and more abilities in general. So we mainly tell of several tips to help you to do so.
One is that you have the ability to pick up to spec Beastmaster (BM) for playing Player vs. Player. This includes arena, battlegrounds, dueling and world Player vs. Player. This spec gives your Hunter the ability to survive longer against real players, who can't be tricked as easily as non-player characters can.
The other is that you must increase your effectiveness. In Player vs. Player roles, Beastmaster pets are able to attack one player while the hunter kites another, making the hunter character play almost like two characters.
As follows, we will mainly touch upon specing Marksmanship. The following steps will help you how to do it.
The first step is that spec Marksmanship for Player vs. Environment, raiding and instances. Marksmanship talents give bonuses to group members and make the Hunter a true DPS dealer, which is more useful for groups in raids and instances.
The second step is that spec Marksmanship for Player vs. Environment to give useful abilities to group members. Let us take some example, like Trueshot Aura, available after 30 talent points are spent in Marksmanship.
The last step is that increase Marksmanship talents to give more of the power to the Hunter, rather than the pet. This spec allows the Hunter to do about 75 percent of the combined Hunter/pet damage, versus 50 percent with Beastmaster spec.
Lastly, we will make mention of combination spec for Hunter. Also there are some ways to help you how to do it at your disposal. See below:
The first way is that you can put some talents into Survival to make your BM or MM Hunter even stronger. Most players prefer not to spec Survival, but that talent tree offers many useful abilities that combine well with either Beastmaster or Marksmanship.
The second way is that you have the ability to spend points in Survival to gain Trap Mastery and Clever Traps for MM spec Hunters. These abilities make the Hunter better at Crowd Control. This is the best spec combination for instances and endgame raiding in groups.
The last one is that you are able to put points into Survival to gain Survivalist and surefooted abilities for Beastmaster spec Hunters. These increase your Hunter's health by 10 percent and give resistance against movement impairing effects. When you may not have a healer repairing the damage you take, this combination is most useful for Player vs. Player.
To sum up, the aforementioned content is all about specing Hunter in World of Warcraft. Hope that you can make the most of it at will.
