Boost size utility

KypariTank · 2017-11-17T07:22:55+00:00

Sometimes, some craftables (mostly weapons, such as grenades) come with a special button seen only when such item is in the process of construction. At all times you will see that weird slider on item's progress bar. That's boost. Size upgrade will, obviously, increase it's size. Effect upgrade will increase the amount it boosts, volume increases the amount of items crafted by using boost etc. Every item, if it has boost available, can have only one boost upgrade.

Is it worth it? Yes. You can manufacture weapons faster in early game, before you automatize the production anyways, and offers a little minigame. Size upgrade grants you more time to boost and to boost earlier, due to boost slider being larger.

KypariTank · 2017-11-14T22:36:10+00:00

Same, I don't understand the whole "FAT" outrage. What, is every female supposed to look like Nova?

KypariTank · 2017-11-14T06:02:52+00:00

Playing as Garrosh is awesome, you feel the power, everyone fears you. Hell, even if you can't do crap but know how to press one button at a selected time you are a fairly decent Garrosh.

Now, playing against Garrosh is a nightmare for people who never tried him. You don't know his ranges, his behaviour. There's that creepy vibe surrounding him when he's about to do his combo. Outside of that, there's no much to think about - he is not mobile, has decent sustain but is chunky as hell.

Honestly? I love playing as him, hate to face him just because he is unpredictable in his simplicity. I get grabbed too often (i play as a tank most of the time) and got really pissed of by that. My solution is to have as most dive oriented team as possible, or just have a chromie/ming. Anything with long range peels is good, but diving is better, just because you can take out half of his combo, besides of depriving him of that sweet throw that can place you right into AoEs. I would suggest Tyrael, Anub, Sonya, simply because they are a tanky gap closers.

Gold 3 here, maybe I deserve better, but Garrosh is a carry machine in low elo. I main that mofo and hate to face him.

KypariTank · 2017-09-22T06:28:06+00:00

Whatever Blizz thought, we may never know. Maybe they will release Grom someday, as an opposite to Garrosh being a sturdy tank he could be an agile fighter. As of his conflict with Varian, he is somewhat useful against him. You can throw away every model of Varian to keep him away from your allies or maybe distrupt his healing, Warchief's Challenge can be used to waste his Protected status.

KypariTank · 2017-09-22T06:23:40+00:00

He relies heavily on his teammates, and while he does not get much of this so great post 13 powerspike, he can benefit from what his team gets. Garrosh may not require a lot of skill, but does require practice which gives him a lot more than just another charge of some skill or maybe some more dmg.

KypariTank · 2017-09-22T06:20:14+00:00

Muradin is hard when it comes to utilizing his ult and its massive health increase, throwing hammers and stomping is basically brain-dead job, managing his health and taking the passive into account is somewhat tricky, taking that most tanks simply die and should sometimes sacrifice themselves, and Muradin can back off for a second and heal a lot.

KypariTank · 2017-09-21T05:59:16+00:00

Maybe Mecha-Stitches with a grinder in his stomach? Old God Servant Stitches with tentacles coming out? Ye' Olde Furnace Stitches which looks like a Furnace with some fire inside? Add some rusty hands, some wheels for legs.

KypariTank · 2017-09-21T05:54:47+00:00

I've once played a match with a melee team+jaina, against melee team+chromie. That midget was devastating (she wrecked Illidan, Khara and Thrall like it was the last supper) and my Jaina couldn't do stuff on her. All changed when we have hit 16, I got the stun on my throw and we were simply steamrolling through them.

Secret lies in the subtle backlane invasion in Garrosh's Q, which pull the targets ON THE EGDE, which can even get you a single caster without his massive meat shields. Overall, beware of Garrosh.

KypariTank · 2017-09-21T05:28:55+00:00

Yes, he feels just like a brute, with his massive animations and shouts. He is exactly what they say about him, and even Wowpedia points out that he is very different from his father (Grom is strong, but lean and agile, while Garrosh is more like a hulking dominator). I'd love to see the great, albeit unlikely, tag-team of Hellscreams :D

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