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 We noticed a thread in the World of Warcraft Forums that has grown quite a bit within a number of hours. The thread was started by a player named Krack from Detheroc and it's about the Rogue talent, Hemorrhage.
In case you missed the patch notes for 2.3.2 for the World of Warcraft Public Test Realm (PTR), Hemorrhage will sport two changes: weapon damage reduction (from 125% to 110%) and a change in charges. Some players were of course, quite disappointed with the planned change. Blizzard poster Nethaera dropped by the said thread and discussed the issue with the players. Here's what she said in one of her posts:
The intent at this point with this change is to remove some of the front load damage in favor of more group utility. This was the intention of the original Hemorrhage buff and we're working toward getting it back where we feel it's going to be the most balanced and beneficial both. That said, we are always on the lookout for constructive feedback on these changes.
Nethaera dropped quite a number of posts in the said thread, so you might want to check them by clicking the link below. The thread has grown quite a bit and there's a bit of catching up to do. One word of advice though, remember that patch 2.3.2 is still on the WoW PTR - the operative word being, test. So help testing out, send constructive feedback, and your feedback can sway the planned changes. Right?
Stay tuned for more updates regarding this.
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