Hunting Party Podcast, Episode 20
In this episode, Darkbrew and Frostheim talk about the dev chat on twitter, about Frost’s new gig at wow.com, 2t9 versus 4t10, as well as a wealth of subjects raised in listener emails.
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ok let say first your are awsome!
second The Frostheim Story thingi is so funny to listen to because i can relate so often.
I have also a crazy tank in our guild that is trying the same time runs as chris ;D
ah and one little fact. I’m german oO. SO YOUR ARE LISTEN TO WORDLWIDE ;D
Pls continue with the cast and maybe do 2 instead of 1 Story thingi’s ;D
NOTE: I sent this to Frostheim as a personal email, but then thought it might be best answered here, where it could be discussed.
I was listening to the podcast on my way in to work this morning, and a niggling thought stuck itself in my mind. Being the theoretical-minded hunters that you are ( and exceptionally good looking, as I understand) I thought it would be something to wrap your mind around.
You were talking about the hunter that had Scourgebane on his weapon, and your thought was “If you had the same weapon, it MIGHT not be a bad idea, but you KNOW you would forget somewhere.”
Now, here’s the thing. I have the Orca-Hunter’s Harpoon. In fact, I happen to have 2 of them. One of them I slipped a Titanium Weapon Chain on, and just use for PvP.
I have the old macro that we used to use when Improved Tracking needed to change to work, so I’m wondering if something like that could be Macroed in, say to a pet attack button, that changed weapons when attacking undead. I’m using Outfitter Addon still, so perhaps with that?
Again, its just an idea I had, and I havent quite fleshed it out yet, but I thought it worth discussion.
What do you think?
Littlebear
Stonemaul US
Sure, I think there is a way to /script a “if target is undead, do this” because of that tracking macro you mentioned. Unfortunately I don’t know how to do it.
I THINK I can sort of do it with Outfitter, so that will automatically equip a certain set of gear when I enter ICC. That might be the way to go, if I decide to do this. It wouldn’t be “This gear for this type of mob” that I’m thinking about, but would serve the purpose.
Hrm…..
It’s nice to see positive reactions about the enchant, and i loved the Podcast again, sure you should keep a eye out for switching the weapons out, butt for me that falls in the same line as checking my buffs, my pet buffs, my mana, etc.
I use Outfitter to switch it out butt i keep doing it by hand, and have not had a problem with it.
The main hunters in our guild are using it on there weapons now altho its only a small upgrade.
I’ve been on this discussion a bit, and a thought someone came up with: The added AP against undead does NOT transfer to your pet. I’m not sure if they ever got around to transferring regular AP to pets or not?
I emailed you at the address you used to write this comment, but it bounced. Email us at huntingpartypodcast@gmail.com and we’ll help if we can.
What an awesome podcast!
I used to listen to BRK intermittently, but I find this podcast is just slightly better pitched for me in the UK and being a tiny bit more focused on perfecting my DPS.
Keep up the good work. This makes the walk in to work go way too fast.