He doesn't know what he's talking about. FA does not transfer to your pet. Be hit capped yes, but try to avoid FA unless you have to. There are lots of hit gems
and enchants that will get you there. Also a hit gem adds more dps then a agility/ap gem for any spec, it's just that getting hit from gear is fairly easy.-you'll always be stupid, you'll just be stupid with more information in your brain.
01001001 00100000 01101100 01101001 01101011 01100101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101011 01100101We were pug'ing heroic UP yesterday and we got huntard numero uno in the group.
Which quite frankly I don't mind, but we also got a guildie hunter in the guild who is still elarning his class and spec and is quite moldable.
So the group was, me on my hunter, another guild hunter, a healer thatwe ran naxx with, guild tank, and a pug'd hunt(ard)er. Basically it went like this, I would say a and the pug'd hunter would argue until his last breath for b. One of the important topics that came up was being hit capped vs. focus aim.
His arguement: Get 3 out of 3 in foucs aim so you can raid with 150 hit cap and gear for agility gems instead thus increasing you dps from the extra agility.
My arguement: Hit cap is a 1 to 1 ratio with your pet which you don't get out of the talent. No matter what spec you are and what pet you have , your pet is roughly 10-20 of your dps, and so not being hit cap loses at least 3 of your dps there. Not to mention that
if you are SV there are way too many talents to pick up to waste those three talents point. Like I am missing one essential talent point because I had to put one into focused aim.
I don't even gem for hit cap I get it all from stuff already on the gear. So who do you guys think is right?-My name is Die and I am a WoW Addict
