why does AOE have to be capped at all? What’s the rationale behind it?
October 20, 2009 – 3:30 amPosted by: Haguenau
why does AOE have to be capped at all? What’s the rationale behind it?
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One Response to “why does AOE have to be capped at all? What’s the rationale behind it?”
Prior to BC you had no cap on AoE damage. This lead to rather silly things like mages and warlocks taking down entire zones with their AoE spells. I even did a few instances with a very well geared prot pally (a rarity in those days) who would gather up a hundred mobs and the two T3 mages would blast everything down before the priest went out of mana. Not exactly the way the game should be played, so Blizzard implemented the AoE cap in BC. They’re just refining it now.
By kyrios on Oct 20, 2009