WoW: Blizzard kündigt Buffs für Druiden, Hexer und Dämonenjäger an

Die Blizzard-Entwickler haben schon jetzt eine Reihe von Klassen-Anpassungen angekündigt, die mit dem nächsten ID-Wechsel von World of Warcraft am 29. Juni 2022 aktiviert werden. Druiden, Hexenmeister und Dämonenjäger dürfen sich auf Buffs freuen.

Im offiziellen Forum von World of Warcraft haben die Blizzard-Entwickler schon jetzt eine Reihe von Klassen-Anpassungen angekündigt, die mit dem nächsten ID-Wechsel von World of Warcraft am 29. Juni 2022 aktiviert werden. Hier die Highlights:

• Zerfleischen und automatische Angriffe von Wächter-Druiden verursachen 10 Prozent mehr Schaden.
• Der Schaden und die Selbstheilung von Rachsucht-Dämonenjäger wird gebufft. Alle Fähigkeiten verursachen 3 Prozent mehr Schaden und Heilung. Fraktur sowie Abscheren hauen 20 Prozent stärker rein. Automatische Angriffe machen 10 Prozent mehr Schaden.
• Alle Fähigkeiten von Gebrechen-Hexenmeistern machen 5 Prozent mehr Schaden.
• Diverse Zauber von Zerstörung-Hexenmeistern werden verstärkt. Chaosblitz + 5 Prozent Schaden, Verbrennen + 20 Prozent Schaden, Feuerbrand + 20 Prozent Schaden, Feuersbrunst + 10 Prozent Schaden.

Dazu kommen zahlreiche Balancing-Anpassungen, die nur das PvP betreffen. Die Heilung von Nebelwirker-Mönchen wird etwa gesteigert. Heilig-Paladine werden leicht abgeschwächt. Schatten-Priester machen etwas mehr Schaden mit Vampirberührung und Schattenwort: Schmerz.

WoW: Hotfix-Ankündigung für den 29. Juni 2022 - Patch Notes

Classes

• Druid
  • Guardian
    • [With realm restarts] Mangle and auto attack damage increased by 10%.
      • Developers' note: Vengeance Demon Hunter and Guardian Druid have fallen behind in damage, particularly in single target. Our intent with these changes is to improve their performance in single-target without unduly impacting AOE environments.
• Demon Hunter
  • Vengeance
    • [With realm restarts] All damage and healing abilities increased by 3%.
    • [With realm restarts] Fracture and Shear damage increased by 20%.
    • [With realm restarts] Auto attack damage increased by 10%.
      • Developers' note: Vengeance Demon Hunter and Guardian Druid have fallen behind in damage, particularly in single target. Our intent with these changes is to improve their performance in single-target without unduly impacting AOE environments.
• Warlock
  • Affliction
    • [With realm restarts] All ability damage increased by 5%.
      • Developers' note: We're seeing Affliction falling behind a bit in various content and feel a straight increase to their damage is warranted.
  • Destruction
    • [With realm restarts] (4) Set Bonus: Blasphemy no longer grants Rain of Chaos.
    • [With realm restarts] Chaos Bolt damage increased by 5% in PvE combat.
    • [With realm restarts] Incinerate damage increased by 20%.
    • [With realm restarts] Immolate damage increased by 20%.
    • [With realm restarts] Conflagrate damage increased by 10% in PvE combat.
      • Developers' note: In order to address Destruction's excess soul shard generation issues, we're removing the ability for the Blasphemy to grant Rain of Chaos. This will prevent their shard generation from getting out of control and rein in their AOE output. However, this will have some effect on Destruction's single-target damage and to help counter the impact we're increasing the damage of several single-target spells in the Destruction toolkit. This is a big shift so we'll be monitoring feedback closely and will adjust in the future if needed.

Player versus Player

• Developers' note: We have been monitoring PvP balance over Season 3 and are making the following adjustments. We look forward to continue to watch how the rest of the PvP season progresses.
• Hunter
  • [With realm restarts] Craven Strategem (Runecarving Power) now reduces the cooldown of Feign Death by 5 seconds in PvP combat (was 15 seconds).
    • Developers' note: The short cooldown of Feign Death from Craven Strategem can be frustrating to play against, especially for classes whose primary damage comes from damage over time effects. We are changing the cooldown reduction from Craven Strategem to address this.
• Mage
  • [With realm restarts] Flow of Time (Conduit) effectiveness reduced by 50% in PvP combat.
  • [With realm restarts] Netherwind Armor (PvP Talent) now reduces the chance of suffering a critical strike by 10% (was 15%).
    • Developers' note: Mage survivability has continued to be higher than we would like, so we are targeting some of their defensive tools to address that while keeping the overall feel of Mage gameplay intact.
• Monk
  • Mistweaver
    • [With realm restarts] Renewing Mist now heals for an additional 25% in PvP combat (was 10%).
    • [With realm restarts] Enveloping Mist now heals for an additional 10% in PvP combat.
    • [With realm restarts] Chrysalis (PvP Talent) now reduces the cooldown of Life Cocoon by 45 seconds (was 30 seconds).
      • Developers' note: Mistweavers are continuing to have a difficult time responding to burst damage reliably, as they regularly have to open their primary school in order to catch up. Increasing healing over time effects and having Cocoon available more frequently is intended to provide them with better tools to respond to burst damage more reliably.

• Paladin
  • Retribution
    • [With realm restarts] Templar's Vindication (Conduit) now causes Templar's Verdict to deal an additional 15% damage (was 30%) in PvP combat.
    • [With realm restarts] Shield of Vengeance damage reduced by 40% in PvP combat. Absorption amount unchanged.
      • Developers' note: Retribution Paladin burst damage has scaled higher than we'd like, outpacing survivability and counterplay. We are looking to address some of those bigger swing moments without affecting their overall toolkit.
• Priest
  • Holy
    • [With realm restarts] Mana regeneration reduced by 65% in PvP combat (was 60%).
    • [With realm restarts] Holy Word: Chastise now incapacitates enemy players for 3 seconds (was 4 seconds).
    • [With realm restarts] Censure (Talent) now causes Holy Word: Chastise to stun enemy players for 3 seconds (was 4 seconds).
    • [With realm restarts] Ray of Hope (PvP Talent) cooldown is now 90 seconds (was 60 seconds).
      • Developers' note: Holy Priests have been outperforming other healers, and we are looking to reduce the power of commonly picked talents and mana efficiency to better fit within other spec representation and performance.
  • Shadow
    • [With realm restarts] Shadow Word: Pain damage increased by 15% in PvP combat.
    • [With realm restarts] Vampiric Touch damage increased by 10% in PvP combat.
      • Developers' note: Shadow Priest has not received as much benefit from its set bonus as other specializations in PvP, so we are increasing parts of their consistent damage to help their overall performance.

Quelle: Buffed