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Hunter Guides
Hunter's Guide to Mists of Pandaria Changes
Note: As of September 2014, new authors and admins are taking the reigns, and these guides are being worked on for Warlords of Draenor!
This is a broad overview of the major changes happening to the hunter class in Mists of Pandaria. We will be revising majority of the guides and removing a couple as they lose relevance in Warlords. For now, all of them are set for current content.
Here's the shortcut to various MoP guides on the WHU:
- Hunter Patch 5.0.4 Guide
- MoP Stat Conversions & Combat Ratings
- MoP Hunter Hit Cap Guide
- Hunter Expertise in MoP
- Best MoP Hunter Gems
- Best MoP Hunter Enchants
- MoP Pre-Raid Gear List
- New & Changed Hunter Abilities Roundup
- MoP Hunter Talents
- MoP Hunter Glyphs
- MoP Hunter Buffs
- MoP Hunter Pet changes
Beast Mastery
Extreme Soloing
Pet Tanking
- Overview & Basics
- Stats, Consumable, Gems, & Enchants
- Spec & Glyphs
- Pet Management & Rotation
- Pet Tanking Heroics
- New Hunter Abilities: Hunters are of course getting some sweet new abilities. Some of these are found in the form of talents, but others come in the form of new class or spec abilities. This includes the level 87 Stampede that lets us bring out a bunch of pets at once, Beast Cleave which lets BM pets cleave for their own little AoE, and others, as well as changes to existing abilities. See the New & Changed Hunter Abilities Roundup for a current list of all the new and changed stuff — not counting talents, which can be found on the talent page.
- Talents & Talent System Overhaul: One of the largest changes happening to hunters (and all classes) in Mists of Pandaria is the overhaul to the talent system. In MoP we'll be using a streamlined talent system that is designed to give us more meaningful choices (rather than a bunch of choices that really had a "right" answer). You can read out article about the new MoP Talent System and how it works, and also see the most current list of the MoP Hunter Talents.
- No Minimum Range: minimum range is going away in Mists of Pandaria, and hunters everywhere rejoice! In MoP we will be able to shoot enemies in the face just as well as we can from five yards away.
- No Melee Weapons: in MoP hunters will equip ranged weapons and melee weapons in the same slot — thus we're always going to want to wield ranged weapons, and not melee. Hunters are still able to equip 2-handed melee weapons and dual wield 1-handed melee weapons, but doing so means that you won't be able to equip a gun, bow, or crossbow. The ability was just left in for roleplay reasons, and possibly fishing. In practice hunters should no longer be rolling on any melee weapons — and no one else should be rolling on ranged weapons, by the way. Blizzard has said that the stats that we used to get from our melee weapons will be incorporated into our ranged weapons — which will make ranged weapons even more enormously important.
- Stat Changes & Expertise: In Mists of Pandaria hunter's ranged attacks will be able to be dodged, which means that hunters will want to go after the expertise stat, and stack it up to the dodge cap. The hit cap is going to change slightly, and in PvP resilience is going away and being replaced by a whole new system. Finally, critical hits will always do double damage as base, rather than some of them doing 1.5 damage (like Serpent Sting and Black Arrow do in Cataclysm). You can read about the details and how hunter expertise works in the MoP Hunter Stats & Expertise article.
- New Glyphs: prime glyphs are being removed in MoP and we'll only have major and minor glyphs. Many abilities that used to be hunter talents in Cataclysm are turning into major glyphs in MoP. To see the full list you can read our article on MoP Hunter Glyphs.
- Raid Buff Overhaul: Blizzard is further streamlining the raid buff and debuff system in Mists of Pandaria, which includes changing hunter buffs. Several buffs are going away and one new one is being added (+5 mastery). Every hunter spec will be able to bring the hunter raid buffs, so you won't have to respec just to provide a buff. Hunter pets will continue to provide missing buffs and debuffs. Also, a new UI element will show all your raid buffs in a single box and list, for example 7/8 if you have 7 of the 8 possible buffs, and you can click on it to see which buffs you're missing. To see the complete list see the MoP Hunter Buffs article, which does list all buffs as well as which ones hunters bring.
- Hunter Pets & Pet Talents: In MoP hunters will be able to make any pet any spec — so you can make your turtle a ferocity pet, for example. Pets will no longer have any talent points at all, but instead many talents will be wrapped up into pet spec abilities. For a full list of all the abilities each spec has, see the MoP Hunter Pet changes.
@BigSal: I believe Wing Clip and Raptor Strike are being removed from our options. One of the larger complaints about our class is the need for 2 completely different tool boxes due to our range restrictions. Now that our range restrictions have been removed, we no longer need the abilities to make up for it. This is a very good thing!
Makes sense. thanks!
@BigSal Yes, all melee weapon abilities are now gone forever, but we can glyph it so that Arcane shot slows the target because Concussive is now gone too. Since we can shoot at melee, we don't need a Raptor Strike, and we can Glyph Explosive trap (Imo Trap gone as well) to deliver a knockback as well.
I think what will naturally end up happening though, is this… One can glyph a slow, but if it's a choice between that and glyiphing something that boosts DPS, people will chose the latter. Though this could be remedied if the glyph is a minor glyph and not a major, though I'm not at home now to log into the beta and check it now.
Reason is, we all know that everyone is going to do everything to maximize their dps, even at the loss of utility. As long as damage meter remains…. So expect to find groups where the hunter will basically say "I have no slow", and if asked why "because my personal damage is more important to me". OK, now onto someone else to provide it….
"meaning we could tame a can and decide to make it ferocity"
I want to find this rare 'can'. Does it come in multiple colors?
JK, I usually ignore typos, but that one amused me :)
I hope hunters become a little more op, some classes have been getting more than us in terms of abilites in mists
Can someone confirm the melee weapon/ranged weapon issue is present on the beta?
Blizzard might not have done this in the actual beta…
this is confirmed my lvl2 panda hunter is using a x-bow in her "mainhand" weapon hand…will investigate further to see if a dagger or sword can be equiped in off hand with it.
No you cannot equip any extra weapons except your Ranged (at the same time) doing so will un-equip your ranged weapon and replace it it your melee weapon.
Did alot of testing om my lvl 85 hunter yesterday, and it was quite fun playing it :)
FYI, it isn't just us either. DKs lost their relic as other classes have, along with the stat losses. It's funny, and i made a bug report on it, but the starting DK quests still provide an item for that slot, which is now gray vendor trash. The reward remained for their starting quest, but the item's ability to be equiped did not. On this one, it isn't just hunters that have been "singled out". It's a change all around. Shamies also lost their totems…
What about the cool weapons you can use for show like the horsemans sword or my arcanite ripper.
Or the Thunderfury that took me almost forever to finish.
I want to at least be able to still wear it ceremoniously in town.
You can still equip it, but it's not advisable in combat since you lose your Ranged weapon. And Raptor Strike and Wing Clip are now gone the way of the dodo.
are we going to wear our ranged weapon on our back now?
I hope, I liked melee weapons on the back or 2 on our sides, while holding your ranged you look like a badass lol.
So holy bat turd crazzy just imported my hunter into the ptr and I am LOVING the new spell a murder of crows way way better graphically than snake trap ever thought of being.
I managed to copy my character over to mists of pandaria beta, just to see what was soloable.
-Lost 24K health (no 15% stamina talent and no polearm). Not really a problem, hope blizzard will fix it later because raiding with 140K health (unbuffed) is dangerous.
-Pet went from 150K to 100K health, 50% to 30% armor, pet passive talents (like greater stamina, blood of the rhino) not working and no pet talents. In short, Ferocity = Cunning = Arcane (funny, I was expecting Ferocity :))
Is it a bug, is it deliberate or do they plan to introduce hunter pets later in the Beta? Because testing the beta as a hunter has no sense without a pet (or a pet without talents, where turtle = wolf in dps, tanking…).
I just hope they quickly do something, I probably couldn't solo half of Naxxramas in this situation.
It's not a bug, but the health does come back. You can do a quest (now that jade forest is gone) to skip it and go straight to valley of 4 winds, it will make you instant lvl 86. You'll get stats back. Along the way, as you get into Panda gear, you will get stats back.
I took note that some stats did get lost (yes they copied, but); but didn't fret, because they simply aren't going to balance for lvl 85 anymore, as 90 is the new cap for it. I noted yes, but until one max lvls their guy and gets into lvl 90 blues and purples, a fair comparison won't entirely exist. I do wish they'd say "but in moving the stats to the range weapon, you might lose your enchant and the stats that were on your range weap before", however…
This said, when I did muck in jade forest, things didn't die slowly, and pretty much as expected the greens were no upgrade. I could imagine people doing some zandalar and end time heroics for gear (iLvl 378 epic) on new pandas and what not, rather then questing exclusively, building up to new MoP dungeons, if they want to mix dungeon lvling with questing, etc…
Just tried hunter pets with a fresh character, and besides being able to pick my spec according to the GUI at lvl 1 which was not possible until lvl 10, as soon as i could tame a pet, there really was a difference between boar and raptor.
So far all pet talents are incorperated into their basics, meaning the raptor had 10% crit, extra damage etc etc, and the boar had 40% pet heal bonus, 20% armor and 12% extra life. The only thing i missed was the 15% resist all, taunt and intervene. Maybe those are in glyphs or something…
Regarding the missing polearm etc… i guess they'll "fix" the ranged weapons later on with the missing stats and the agi we lack from enchants now.
Really hope we get more cool looking bows, crossbows and gun they have really been lacking.
So far, the Call Beast talent is very OPed. I picked that instead of Murder of Crows. The Call Beast talent summons a random beast to fight for you, alongside your pet for about 30 seconds. At the moment, it has the 1 SECOND GCD. Meaning that at one point, I had up to 12 summoned beasts, my pet and me attacking a training dummy.
OK, I did a character transfer to the Beta and my Survival hunter is totally gimped for AOE… No more serpent spread or improved serpent sting!!! Black Arrow does a little AOE, but how often will we use it with the 2 second cast time (not instant anymore)? We do less single target DPS and now same or less AOE, so what is the point of Survival??!?!
Beastmaster seems to be the new AOE spec with Beast Cleave and Lynx Rush (BM pets do more damage).
I kinda have to say I like that hunters will only carry around bows. I hope Blizzard will make more Specialized bow, of types, maybe elemental, styles and design. One genetic bow for all hunters…Boring…lol
For the solution of a melee situation. If you seen or read comics What do Hawkeye or Green Arrow use in melee situations… there bow & body and try to reposition themselves back at range. I hope there new animation to show that for that matter it be cool.
I watch this anime called "Hero Tales" and there this archer called Hōsei Meitoku His weapon is the Soutenkyuu, a bladed bow that can also be divided and used as twin bladed swords. I think Bows like this would be great and seeing them do it awesome. There could be staff bows and so on and so forth (I know this isn't in the game) But it would be awesome if it was… Maybe a friend or a friend who knows as someone will read this and make it Happen…
All I know in WOW anything can happen. I am really looking forward to the expansion and the wonder of playing an Hunter again, I mean being a Hunter again.
Having to deal with minimum range has always been one of the most fun parts of being a hunter. No other classes had to do the same scrambling for the same reasons we did, and pulling it off was always the more rewarding. I still think Blizzard has failed in character development over the last two expansions. Instead of building on the diversity of the classes, they seem to have melded them. As for talents, I would've liked to see a variation of BC talents when all 3 trees were fair game. Maybe if talents were spread wide enough to not reach the bottom of any tree, allow less points to jump tiers so we could really dabble in all trees! That may be more confusing to some, but I like how it would muddy the waters a bit. I am glad they changed those original talents in the proposed MoP tree, though. I don't think I would've had a problem raiding at level 90 without putting in a single talent into that tree!
Date: April 14, 20:00 GMT
Server: Hamuul Beta
Character: Bonamassa, lvl14 pandahunter
Auto shots from behind can and will be dodged. Cant prove it but im 100% positive.
Its so stupid that we dont have to be a certin distance away from the target. Thats the worst idea ever. IMO getting away from melee targets is almost half the fun, i love making melee mad. Having no range, takes away from being a "ranged" class, and "ranged" weapons are no longer Ranged. Shoulda thought of that….
Oh I think it will still be VERY fun getting away from melee targets :)
But being able to do significant damage even when in melee range will help a lot. Altairus, for example, is my personal bane; hunters have to run the furthest every time the wind shifts because we have to be further away. As soon as MoP hits, I'm running heroic Vortex Pinnacle just to experience the satisfaction of standing in melee range of Altairus pumping bullets into his face…
I know right, i love kiting warriors and driuds and love when i am fight like 2 melee clases and finish the first one and then finish the second with 40 or 20 % health
You're still going to want to get range in many situations, you just won't have to from the perspective of being able to do damage. There's still the possible issue of taking damage though, as well as reasons one might want to kite, or play with mobs. Case in point, a DPS tank that can't hold agro at all. You have your MD and your feign, but sometimes you'll need the range because you know you just wouldn't be able to do much damage without pulling, with them. Even while the pesky dps tank posts damage meter all the time trying to convince everyone how great he is even while he hasn't learned to threat…
Being able to play with th emobs a lil, and stay above him on DPS, even while it's obvious what his not getting a tanking spec/gear, using tanking talents is buying him. And funnier yet when he sees that you can range tank a mob or 2 :p Sometimes, they do learn, after :D
If only hunters can have guns, will they take away the dwarf racial bonus of 1% crit when using a gun? (otherwise its a bonus that only rewards a single class/race combo)
retard, they can only use Ranged , ffs have you even read a single thing , >_>
No, he is the one who is correct. ALL dwarfs get a 1% crit using guns. But ONLY DWARF HUNTERS would ever get that bonus, since no other class would be using guns in combat.
But if you think about it, most dwarfs that aren't hunters right now, the talent is wasted. The only dwarfs that would use guns are Hunters and Warriors. Shamans, Rogues, Priests, Warlocks, Mages, and Paladins don't use guns at all, so basically the talent is a crap talent for most Dwarfs in the first place.
It would actually be nice to be able to become beast mastery spec and be able to have a sweet looking pet, while still pulling decent damage in raids. However, since BM is getting amped and SV is getting nerfed (i.e. Serpent Spread gone), why would anybody NOT go BM??? From the changes as of now, it looks like BM can pull just as much (if not more) dps than SV now? Seems like all hunters will turn BM the second expansion hits… boring. I was actually hoping for there to be more of a distiction between BM and the other two specs
Good no point in having them
Can't wait not to have them
What?! None hunter melee weapons?, But, if their minimum range is gone, they'll never need a melee weapon.
This Actually sucks if they remove wingclip and raptor strike ,because now we lose 50% decrease spd on enemy , which mean that all melee classes ,wiill pwn Hunter so hard that blizzard is gonna add it bacl >_>
have you ever heard of traps?
Every expansion blizzard dumbs stuff down just a little bit more each time
Minimum range being gone is THE best thing that has happened to hunters (besides disengage and feign death). This is going to go a long way in pvp, specifically arenas. I cannot count the number of times where someone closed into me when I was about to kill them with kill shot. In fact, just recently I disengaged a rogue to finish him off since he was in melee at the time. He predicted my disengage and shadowstepped and slowed/sat on me while he was sitting at low hp just long enough that the healer recovered from cc and began healing (Master's Call was on cd as well). It's moments like that where I'm gonna laugh now that there's no minimum range. :)
Yeah know, this is a screwed up mess for blizz to remove melee weapons from hunters. I've played other mmprpgs that used "rangers" as their version of hunters & they were not only dependent on ranged weapons. They were also able to use melee without penalties.
Not everything is about pvp, there are some of us who actually play hunters as pve (gasp) yes, really. I dont care about constantly having to kite, nor do I want to play a warrior because my toon stands toe to toe & slugs it out with the critter.
Makes me really rethink if this stays true then if I & my friends will still be around once mop goes live. F'ed up blizz, really f'ed up.
You don't HAVE to stand in melee range. I'm level 90 and I still disengage a ton so that I'm back out at range.
I looks like there's no coming back from it now, obviously Blizzard is going through with the plans to remove our melee abilities, so its time to suck it up.
I was happy to see that at the very least, we got a token "melee" glyph with Mirrored Blades. That's my favorite ability out of the Survival tree, and I would have been sad to see it go. I'm pretty sure they'll have renamed it by the time MoP goes live, as none of us will be sporting "blades" anymore.
I really do think the change was stupid, however. Yes, I know it opens up our gameplay and makes things easier for us, but part of what makes WoW great is its realism, with things like positioning, LoS and its incorporation of what makes a particular class tick. I find that with these changes, however, the hunter travels farther away from its original concept and well into the realm of foolishness.
- We lost ammo slots and level requirements, so now we have some sort of black hole endless quiver of standard shots and a boring Engineering profession.
- We lost dual wield functionality for the Survival tree, which while nowhere near as much of a game breaker as it is for rogues, warriors, shaman and death knights, still gave hunters a certain distinction between the specs, telling others that this spec didn't just shoot arrows.
- Now we're losing melee abilities altogether, with our ability to equip melee weapons only superficial at best. Feels as though we shouldn't even be called hunters anymore. Maybe they'll rename the class "Archers" or "Exotic Pet Owners" or something.
Oh well, I won't stop playing, and recognize how much it benefits the class at large, but still … the class no longer feels real anymore, even less so than those classes who hurl fiery bolts and juke about the battlefield.
Next gripe: WoW should make it that caster classes rely less upon "running".
I've played since Vanilla came out, and Dual Wield was always a Hunter ability, it wasn't just a SV spec. Shamans had in their Enhance tree an ability to DW, but not hunters. We've always done it.
Yet again the MMO community will complain about anything.
There was a study done where a website existed that instructed people to press the big red button in the middle of the screen to receive $10. People complained about the size of the button, the color, the placement… it's a button that gives you $10 FOR FREE.
Hunters melee'ing, in any capacity, is fruitless. The entire class, even in 4.3, relies about 95% on being at range. The only exception if Wing Clip — which could very well just be a swing with your ranged weapon to accomplish the exact same mechanic within close proximity.
I like the fact that we'll be able to finally shoot our enemies point-blank…But for someone like myself who's been playing since the start of WoW, I'm terribly upset that I now have a collection of "to-be-useless" melee weapons. The money and time spent on dungeon crawling/raiding/forging/etc just seems wasted now. I'm sort of bitterly glad that I can equip them still…But for me it was to look just as cool as any other class (polearms and two-handed or dual swords being the favorite). I chose the hunter class because it literally was a bit of everything in weapon choices (I even bare-knuckle punched my way to the achievement lol) and I guess I'll be retiring come MoP.
I agree with the comments of the "Muddy Area" that used to be alotted to talent trees and the variety of weapons/skills. Being multi-talented and so customizable is what made the hunter class so much fun just a few years back. I feel that the main problem Blizz is creating is that they're taking away our ability to really make our characters unique to ourselves nowadays (a bit too cookie-cutter).
This is not good , I`m playing the beta with my copied 85 dwarf hunter and its very uncool. there is nothing to be happy about as a hunter because the few good points are strongly out weighed by the multitude of bad. MOP will be a disappointment to 90% of you if it at all resembles the beta. My conclusion : Get over WoW, its ruined.
We all know blizz was purchased and merged , this is a cashing out.
I have a level 90 hunter in Beta. I see nothing wrong with the changes. Before you go out tossing out made up percentages, which btw, is a stupidly high number, point out some facts as to "why you think its bad"
also with th nw talent system it dosnt particularly matter that we lose our mellee escape abilitys, drop an ice trap and get 50% move speed for 6 seconds if u put the talent there, then run the fuck away, mellee are going to be as agravated as ever, probably more so now that we can spam at point blank
Black Ice has been removed as a talent and is now a Major Glyph.
I am in Beta, and a lot of what they have done to us I hate. No melee weapon, and no minimum range, all sounds good until u realize that now u take a load more damage and have problem getting the mob onto your pet as they have also taken the ability to place misdirect onto your pet – so send in pet one shot and guess what mob is on top of you, lovely repair bills too. The Kill command is removed apart from BM spec, and that really sucks – so even a bear can't hold the aggro anymore – lovely job Blizzard have done – ok some of the new stuff is nice but the changes they've made to hunters is dreadful I've played my hunter since Wow was 6 months old – and every time they make such horrendous changes, the more I play my alts, as well as look for another game
To me it sounds as if they're making WoW easier for young minds, my point with this thought is, do they just want to make money?
No minimum range, I don't pvp much so I don't really have a thought.
Will we be able to see our bows on our back, because that would be sick.
There is a reason they call it beta, so people can test the game. If you have an issue with the hunter changes then respond to the beta like they ask people to do.
We all know Activision is shit, but don't just give up on Blizzard and WoW just yet.
Personally, I like the idea that there won't be any range to hunters. I mean, you look at a druid (Boomy) mage priest and warlock, and aren't they supposed to be ranged? However, they don't get a certain range. I could be in a bg and theres a mage two feet away from me, spamming frostbolt while i'm uselessy running away. Then they next thing you know, your dead. But however i don't like the idea where your pet can be a turtle or crocalisk and yet they are ferocius. Theres a reason that they are big and bulky, because they are "tanks" arent they? tanks are big. ferocius pets are smaller, yet tough. They are damage dealers, and smaller.
Crocolisks? Not ferocious? What are you smoking man. I see no reason why they can't be as ferocious as a Cat.
I quit wow over a year ago , I had played since vanilla. I loved and still do love my hunter, tbc to me was the golden times of hunters , I loved the play then. Soloing some old content was the last things I was doing as a hunter. I for one would hate to not have a melee weapon, for flavour etc it is crazy to not have a melee weapon, who would go adventuring and or hunting in the wilds without a melee weapon??? Damn I would hate not being able to use my arcanite ripper ( not sure if thats even its name loll, the one that turns you into undead guitar player!!)
I am an 85 hunter on kilrogg. That being said. i have seen many complaints and many approvals to these listings of what is being changed. I can not say that im happy about all of them however.. losing a stat stick really isnt my worry execept for one seroiusly prevailing factor. It will nerf our dps a bit. I know many NON-Hunters who complained that if you were too close and hit with a melee weapon you werent playing hunter properly. To that i have to say, What about Kiril, Polearm designed to be used by both druids and hunters (unless you think that the buff proc'ing on ranged attacks was designed for druid casters lols), which increased agi on melee and RANGED attacks, which provided hunters with a rather substantiel boost to their agi and dps. Wing Clip and Raptor strike im sure they will just make you smack em with your bow, so they arent even an issue in my honest opinion. I am just sick of hearing people say that taking away our "Stat Stick" isnt all that big of a loss because they are rolling the stats into bows… yea.. the stats. im kind of doubting that bows will get both "Bow" abilities as well as "Stat Stick" abilities. Anyhow. rate me down. complain. do whatever it is you wish to do after this post. just remember. if you arent willing to actually see the validity of having a stat stick then please dont post
cool stuff
We should call blizzard and tell them to make hydras tameable, open tickets saying the hydra are bugged it keeps saying creature is untameable and post a bunch of threads of wanting a hydra pet in different types of forums by continuing to bug blizzard they'd have to listen and give us the hydra pets.
Bad hunter if you have to wing clip to avoid dk's rogues and other melee classes in pvp. You need to learn son.
Braindeadly. watch it. Learn.
lol this mean hunters are going to be like fuckin unstopable
On the WoW site it says stampede is 100 mana? is that a typo for focus?
Oh god I miss mana
After spending a lot of time on the beta recently, I actually don't mind the changes. I'm sure I'll have to change some stuff when it goes live, but mobs are dying fairly quickly, and that's what matters.
As far as no minimum range, I love it!!! Although it's still not a good idea to get hit. This is a little harder at the moment since you can't misdirect to your pet (I'm assuming a bug).
Also, the new tamable pets in Pandaria are BEAUTIFUL! They're more detailed. I tamed a croc last night that looks like a bigger version of the companions from the fishing daily in Shatt.
It seems to me that a lot of the changes for hunters are PvP related, which is fine for me. I detest PvP. =D
I don't think is that bad go read the option you can get for disengage now it will root a target in place when you use it now and honestly if you aren't smart enough to know how to use traps after that you deserve to get owned in the face.
Apparently many of you don't understand what a beta is for.
Remember you have your pet that can be a replacment for concussive shot
idk i see hunter in mist not have any difence they give stelt huntess {for what we need stelt } i think that is wrong hunter need balance only mm hunter can play pvp,, survi and bm can t ewen scratch someone in pvp hunter need more ground control and i hope they delete bm spec because they are only for lvling spec and to have some nice pet ,we can t do any good dmg in pve how bm spec we can t play pvp in bm spec so make new one for hunter mastery not work on bm sppec in cata i hope that will change cheer all
Not sure if this has been thrown out there yet or not but I figure a place that is talking about hunter changes is good place to do it. Found this set of macro's for dumping dps in to your chat frame. Works as of right now 7-29-12 @ 0954. go here for the macros: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/4427664845?page=1 They work great!
I am trying out the beta and my pets are all made of paper.
Yes and no. Going along the theme of melee hunter, you might try tanking for a ranged pet.
I have heard that about the pets not sustaining much damage too; more concerning for me about the weapon slot changes, is that in PvP I didn't use the 130+AGI Buff. I used a weapon chain on my two hand, now I cannot have the weapon chain and scope. What to do there?! I like the fact that the dead zone is disappearing, but with out the chain I will only be disarmed and have melee in my face with no recourse. :(
you can't be serious ? MM isn't the only spec in PvP. I play BM in Bg's and Arenas with no problems. Sure i saw arena teams alot to CP cap points but still, I never find it frustrating playing BM. Sure MM is used alot and is a great spec for utility but BM has its pro's. Don't go writing it off in a PvP situation.
All the changes are welcomed, learn to play with em and you'll get better.
A little late to the party but I think I can still add some insight to this…
So we can't equip melee weapons anymore? I'm fine with that except that it takes away from the overall picture of hunters… we're HUNTERS – we need to have atleast a dagger strapped around out ankles for utility in the wild when we kill that buck or deer.
I would love it if when in melee range the hunter screams and just hits the foe with the bow on top of his or her head like a grandma with a purse or umbrella! Can that be a talents please!
Happy bout these changes my one concern regarded lose of melee weapons and there stats being added to are ranged ones is what happens if you get that rogue or warrior who is gunna roll need on it for some stupid reason… I don't mind losing melee weapons and it has always annoying me that you'd only see them on the toon and not your weapon that matters. Hope blizzard fixes there loot system cause gets annoying and is a real turn off for PVE when your gearing a toon and get beat on a roll for agi gear by some plate dps class
I read on the looting from a WOW post on the BattleNet site, they said the loot is generated by the winner of the roll.
So for example Group A, Plate, Leather, Cloth classes kill a boss, the loot system already knows who won the roll. A class specific Boss Loot is dropped and the winner gets the gear that they want. This is if the Boss has a viable loot item that matches the stats.
So if you win the roll and item based on enhancing your stats would be generated.
Here is the link to the Dev Watercooler article I read.
With the camo changes coming into effect who honestly cares about wing clip or raptor strike. A feral cat like camo ability and a rogue like vanish that lasts for 6 secs. Melee gets on ya…..vanish.
I want handguns!!!!
Imagine hunters dual wielding handguns running around in PVP ala desperado… LOLs… just getting excited with the changes.
"In practice hunters should no longer be rolling on any melee weapons — and no one else should be rolling on ranged weapons, by the way."
Question… Are they taking the ranged weapon slot away from other classes? I mean, if they are going to ramp the stats on Ranged Weapons to make up for our lack of melee weapons, won't that further encourage other classes to roll on Ranged weapons to use them as a "Stat Stick" of their own? We're loosing our stat sticks and everyone else is gaining a viable "Stat Stick" slot.
They took away all the special weapon slots — wands, relics, ranged, etc. Now you just have two weapon slots. So, no. All ranged weapons except wands are two handed. No warriors are going to equip a ranged weapon for a Stat Stick. On the other hand, the melee hunter is perfectly playable and does high dps. He just wades into the battle with his pet and the other melee types and has at it.
I rolled a level 85 BM Dwarf hunter in beta. He came equipped with a pike and a cat and no ranged weapons. I took him into Jade Forest and he did just fine. In point of fact, the melee hunter is perfectly playable and the BM punches out very high dps. Rotation is kind of boring, especially if you are an experienced hunter. But I can well imagine that the melee hunter will appeal to some people. The dps penalty, if any, should be small. The BM spec may well be the top dps spec in MoP.
As a soul hunter, I got no issue with these at all. I can still pawn any class on any situation. Practice and sharpen your skills!
Well, after 5+ years of being a hunter lover… The class I love and the only class that I play anymore, they finally screwed it up beyond repair. I've been looking for a reason to break my addiction to this game, and they finally succeeded. Congrats Blizzard! Way to DESTROY the hunter class! I'm outta here. On to another MMORPG…
everquest wow sucks.
wow sucks, after updating cataclysm it just became shit, shit shit shit pure shit, i havent played in a while now but i hate the fact that classes are just that complicated, cataclysm ruined warcraft, thats why me, and so many other players left wow
My only problem with no melee weapon is that I thought I looked so badass with one!
Oh, one more thing…I decided to develop a new character to take through the Hunter changes and one of the things is that I never die, but my pet has over and over. It feels disturbingly out of balance somehow. I know that the pet is supposed to take most of the damage, but this is just weird.
While comparing stats with some of my other hunter guildies, I noticed that the Mastery for BM hunter is 100% increased from the Surv Hunter. I have been trying to find an explanation for this mechanic and I am at a loss. Why do BM and MM hunters have a base 16% for Mastery and it takes 300 points to equal 1% in Mastery while for Surv Hunters they have 8% base and it takes 600 points to equal 1% Mastery ? Would Surv hunters really be that much more OP'd with those kind of mechanics ? Help me find this answer I really liked my Mastery stat in Cataclysm.
I'm new to Wow and I chose a hunter as my character. I'm now level 10 and not sure how to get my next pet. I went to my hunter trainer and there is no option to get one. How do I get another pet? Help please :)
I'm new to Wow and I chose a hunter as my character. I'm now level 10 and not sure how to get my next pet. I went to my hunter trainer and there is no option to get one. How do I get another pet? Help please :)
idiots before MOP hunter could use range and mele weapon at the same time there used to be 3 slots on the weapon side back in days people was getting arrows and bullets also thats why he has the melee weapon note -.-


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Updated: 04/18/2014 - The top-ranked Virginia baseball team edged North Carolina, 3-2, in the series opener between the two teams Friday in front of more than 4,500 fans at Davenport Field.
Updated: 04/18/2014 - The top-ranked Virginia baseball team edged North Carolina, 3-2, in the series opener between the two teams Friday in front of more than 4,500 fans at Davenport Field.
Posted: 04/18/2014 - The Cavaliers extended their program-best win streak to nine with a win at Florida State.
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For those wondering where Anfernee Hardaway has been since retiring from the NBA, he has been back in his hometown of Memphis. Aside from the stray local commercial (he owns a franchise in a local pizza restaurant, I believe) and the stray TNT appearance alongside former teammates Dennis Scott and Shaquille O'Neal, we do not see much of Penny Hardaway. He has been quite active in basketball however, even away from his second home of Orlando. Hardaway bought a piece of the Memphis Grizzlies under new principal owner Robert Pera's group. But the big work Hardaway has done has been in the community he grew up in. Yes, the stories are true. Hardaway is indeed a middle school basketball coach, coaching the very team that he played on when he was growing up in Memphis. There is more to the story though. And that part of the story is developed in CNN writer Wayne B. Drash's book On These Courts. The book chronicles Hardaway's return to Memphis and his middle...
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QUITMAN, La. (KNOE 8 News) - Jackson Parish Sheriff Andy Brown confirms that his department assisted in the arrest of Chris Nixon on Monday.
Jackson Parish Sheriff officials have identified 2 victims in relation to the case.
No charges have been filed in Jackson Parish against Nixon, but Brown says after follow up investigations in the case, the sheriff's office will seek more charges in the parish.
Brown confirmed Nixon is being held in the Union Parish Detention Center because the Jackson Parish Detention Center is not certified to hold those facing federal charges.
Sheriff Brown said that Nixon was asked to come to the courthouse in Jonesboro where he was arrested without incident by ICE agents. Nixon lives in North Hodge, and according to his Facebook page graduated in 2010 from Quitman High School.
Nixon is facing Production of Child Pornography charges. He is set for a detention hearing and preliminary examination on Thursday in Monroe.
MONROE, La. (KNOE 8 News) - KNOE 8 News has learned that Chris Nixon was arrested and appeared in federal court on Tuesday in connection with a child pornography arrest in Jonesboro.
The suspect was arrested Monday evening at a residence near Jonesboro, LA after HSI received nearly 50 tips from the public via the HSI Tip Line.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) put out a call Monday afternoon seeking the public's help in identifying the suspect they referred to as "John Doe," and possibly rescue a young victim they believed could be with him.
They said evidence indicated the suspect and/or the young victim might have been living in or travel to the Shreveport and/or Jonesboro areas. A "John Doe" arrest warrant was issued for the suspect in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana.
Officials at Shreveport Federal Court say that Nixon has been charged with Production of Child Pornography.
There was an oral motion in the hearing by prosecutors for detention. In essence, attorneys were arguing for a judge to not set bond in the case.
Nixon is set to appear again in federal court on a detention hearing on Thursday in Monroe.
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A public hearing regarding a proposed heliport/airport on private property at 5471 Route 309 in Schnecksville will continue tonight at 7:30 as opponents continue to testify against a special exception request brought by property owner Dr. Michael Selig.
Township Manager Jeff Bartlett said hearings were continued from a Dec. 13 hearing because nearby residents who oppose the proposed heliport/airport did not finish testifying. Hearings have been ongoing since October.
"They've made their argument and now it's repetitive but they have their day in court," Bartlett said. "They are dragging this on for six hearings - it's frustrating and costs the township a considerable amount of money."
The hearing will be held at the North Whitehall Township Building on Levans Road.


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i forgot to write my paper for tomorrow so i was just gunna write about twilight & totally bull shit it. but i really cant come up with anymore bull shit for this paper & im only at 3 pages.
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Carl Froch and Mikkel Kessler agree rematch in UK in May
Carl Froch and Mikkel Kessler have agreed terms for a rematch, to take place in the United Kingdom in May.
Froch said he was leaning towards Saturday 25 May as the date, while last week the BBC learned London's O2 had been pencilled in as the venue.
Nottingham's three-time world super-middleweight champion Froch was outpointed by Kessler in 2010.
"I feared Kessler had second thoughts about his promise but the man has come good on his word," said Froch.
"Our first fight was pure warfare. We went at each other for every minute of every round and the rematch promises to be even more fiercely contested.
Mikkel Kessler factfile
- Born 1 March 1979
- Former two-time WBA and two-time WBC super-middleweight champion
- Has won 46 of his 48 professional bouts
- Defeats have come against Joe Calzaghe and Andre Ward
- Career includes wins over Carl Froch, Anthony Mundine, Markus Beyer
"I seriously wish I was ringside myself for this fight because I'm gunning for revenge at all costs and the fight fans are in for a real treat."
In taking the fight against his Danish rival, Froch is likely to be stripped of his IBF title after the governing body ordered Froch to defend his title against Canadian Adonis Stevenson.
Kessler, 33, is the WBA's 'world' champion which ostensibly would give Froch, 35, the chance to become a four-time world champion.
However, American Andre Ward is the WBA's 'super' champion, meaning Froch-Kessler II would not be for a world title in the strictest sense.
Kessler said: "Since that first fight, I have become even stronger. I am fresh, I am healthy and I am ready to defeat him once again.
"I don't care where we fight, I said any time, anywhere. I plan to make my loyal Viking fans, as well as everybody else in Denmark, very proud once again. I am ready for war."
Froch said he had never felt so motivated for a fight, adding: "If Mikkel thinks he saw the best of me in Denmark then he is in for a rude awakening."
Froch became a three-time world champion with a brutal fifth-round stoppage of Lucian Bute in May and defended his crown with a third-round stoppage of Yusaf Mack in November.
The Kessler defeat is one of only two on his record, the other being a points defeat by Ward in 2011.
Kessler's last fight was a third-round stoppage of Northern Ireland's Brian Magee in December and he, too, has only been beaten twice, by Ward and Welsh legend Joe Calzaghe.
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Comment number 61.Freddie Roach Ate My Hamster
17th January 2013 - 20:02
Every time I've seen Froch mentioning Joe (or Amir Khan, who he has been accused of being jealous of) in the past couple of years it's been as an answer to a journalist's question. They know it will make them a minor headline.
Comment number 60.Bomber
17th January 2013 - 17:44
@57 Of course he mentions Calzaghe. He tries to rubbish Joe's win by claiming Kessler had a broken hand. Carl knows he's not in Joe's class, as indeed does everyone else. His constant whinging is why he doesn't have a fan base outside of Nottingham. He could, and should, be our biggest box office star. Instead he's a laughing stock every time he opens his mouth. I'll be at the fight though!
Comment number 59.brynstarr
17th January 2013 - 14:18
Biggest UK fight in 10 years? I think Calzaghe v Kessler was bigger for the undisputed SMW strap surely? Both undefeated and 60 odd thousand in attendance.
Comment number 58.Freddie Roach Ate My Hamster
16th January 2013 - 23:55
Kind of related to this, even though this could build the winner up to a rematch with Andre Ward, it's not certain. Having humbled BadChad, Ward could make massive money against JCC jr, Martinez or any big name Light Heavies. Beating Martinez could propel him up the P4P lists. He probably will fight the winner of this fight but his options from MW - LH are wide open.
Comment number 57.Riggadon
16th January 2013 - 18:58
10 Hours ago
I think Froch should drop the Calzaghe thing now
Froch does'nt have a "thing" with Calzaghe, Calzaghe's fanboys have a thing with Froch, there's a difference.The only people that mention froch talking about calzaghe are joe's fanboys.
In total, Carl has mentioned Joe twice since he retired. And one of those comments were complimentary comments about his dancing!
Comment number 56.Riggadon
16th January 2013 - 18:47
@38. Froch was robbed in Super6? Don't you mean Andre Dirrell was robbed by a home town Nottingham decision?
Giving a home verdict in a contentious bout is part of boxing. Always has been. I'm not saying thats right either, but it cant even be compared to fast tracking someone to a final in less fights than the others. At least Froch actually fought dirrell to get that decision.
Comment number 55.Freddie Roach Ate My Hamster
16th January 2013 - 18:39
mel - I was probably eating crisps. Froch had a dreadful start against Kessler & lost by a few rounds. Even though Kessler scrapped on like the warrior he is, he was cut so badly by the end that he had to pull out of the Super 6 as he took months to heal. Lesser men would've been stopped.
I expect this fight to be just as good but reckon Froch will win. They could have a Gatti-Ward type trilogy!
Comment number 54.Pechorin
16th January 2013 - 18:21
Froch: a fighter who wants to challenge the best opponents...
...a rareity in boxing today
Comment number 53.Bomber
16th January 2013 - 17:41
Froch is a class above Groves and DeGale at the moment. I would guess that fight is 18 months away minimum, though Froch may move up a weight by then.
Comment number 52.f1fan2011
16th January 2013 - 16:43
A good fight after this one, irrespective of the outcome would be Groves vs Froch later in the year. Groves may well have the WBO belt by then or maybe the IBF if Froch is stripped of it, so it would make a cracking UK/world fight.
Comment number 51.mel rogers
16th January 2013 - 14:09
Just watched the final few rounds of Kessler v's Froch - don't know what Freddie Roach had eaten but neither fighter was hanging on, and Kessler definitely won it.
Whatever the previous result was and how they have both fought since, the fight will be worth the entrance money.
Comment number 50.Freddie Roach Ate My Hamster
16th January 2013 - 13:24
Bomber - I don't know which rounds Dirrell 'should have won' but wasn't given? He was spoiling and bending the rules for most of the fight and didn't box or engage much. Carl was poor but if Dirrell was given that decision it would've been a robbery.
Those mentioning JC - it's you going on about him, not Froch. Since the Super 6 Carl only mentions JC when journalists ask questions about him.
Comment number 49.f1fan2011
16th January 2013 - 13:18
@45, who has Stevenson fought? Bute did the ducking and why wouldnt he? He was absolutely monstered by Froch last time and it would be more of the same if they fought again. A rematch makes no sense for Froch vs Bute as he has nothing to prove but he always said he would honour the clause of held to it.
Comment number 48.celtic_craig123
16th January 2013 - 13:10
Interesting fight this. Froch probably has improved since the loss to Kessler. I think Froch will win, but it could well be close. Having said this it's, arguably, a second v third in the SMW division fight. Ward stands out right now, with some degree of claim to being pound-for-pound one of the best fighters around at this moment. Still, I may stump up for this one and get myself to the O2.
Comment number 47.Herbie Chapman
16th January 2013 - 12:29
@45 Bomber - ditto Blanco1888 comments, and even if that wasn't the case - do you really either Stevenson or Bute as offering up more of a challenge than Kessler? Behave. I for for one don't always warm to Froch's attitude but you ignore the fact he's ready to fight the challenges that a lot of other boxes wouldn't. Looking forward to this & a hopefull decent card.
Comment number 46.Blanco1888
16th January 2013 - 11:45
if you knew your stuff you would know Bute has decided against his rematch clause. Give froch his due that even with an unorthodox style of fighting hes still good and a champ.....still not a legend tho i feel he needs to take a couple bigger fighters on hopefully!!
Comment number 45.Bomber
16th January 2013 - 11:22
@38. Froch was robbed in Super6? Don't you mean Andre Dirrell was robbed by a home town Nottingham decision? Froch had a generous decision there and got given a few extra rounds against Ward.
As for this fight, Froch to win on points to set up a decider. Thing how big that will be.
Nice to see Froch ducking Adonis Stevenson and a rematch with Bute.
Comment number 44.f1fan2011
16th January 2013 - 10:15
@41 I agree. If Carl boxeslike he did vs Bute and gets a fast start and keeps his defence going, he wins IMO. Ward is another mattter. Not an appealing style but fast, effective at tying up opponents and not letting them box. I am more a fan of Carls style than Ward but Ward will win a rematch unless Carl manages to KO him.... Which is always possible.
Comment number 43.Midas_child
16th January 2013 - 9:21
Where does he say anything about Calzaghe? Don't think he really mentions it in any of the articles I have read recently. It only continues to be brought up by fan boys and media hypers. Froch has even said he gets on fine with Calzaghe when they've met. Was a case of young up and comer trying to get a shot at the established name. Not the first time its happened, just look at Brook and Khan
Comment number 42.Bear7657
16th January 2013 - 8:34
I think Froch should drop the Calzaghe thing now, it makes him look a bit ridiculous to be honest. I was at the Calzaghe vs Kessler fight and Joe really out boxed him that night. He would have whipped Froch then but who knows now, Joe has retired unbeaten and with dignity. Froch needs to take a leaf and stop bleating about fighting Joe, nobody wanted to watch Carl Froch then!
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The Vampire Diaries" season 5 continues next week with episode 13, "Total Eclipse of the Heart," for which the CW released a new sneak preview on Thursday, Jan. 30.
In this next "TVD" episode, Caroline (Candice Accola) convinces "Elena" (Nina Dobrev) (how long will it be before they realize that's Katherine?) and Bonnie (Kat Graham) to attend Whitmore's "Bitter Ball" for broken-hearted students, hoping it helps everyone move past recent events. Bonnie is intrigued with Liv (Penelope Mitchell), who seems to be dabbling in witchcraft.
Also, after making a disturbing discovery, Stefan (Paul Wesley) has a frustrating conversation with Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Enzo (Michael Malarkey). Damon and Enzo's desire for revenge leads them to resorting to violence to convince Bonnie and Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) to help them, but their plan takes an unexpected, horrifying turn.
Meanwhile, Tyler (Michael Trevino) begins to worry about Matt's (Zach Roerig) relationship with Nadia (Olga Fonda), and Dr. Wes (Rick Cosnett) struggles to continue his research project with help from a new benefactor, Sloan (Caitlin McHugh).
The "Total Eclipse of the Heart" promo offers a look at the "murder buddies" together again. "Come on, Damon, you're better than this," Stefan tries to tell his brother, but Damon argues, "On the contrary. I'm better like this."
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We're anxiously counting down our SUMMER 2012 Catalog which officially drops on April 23rd. In grand anticipation of its arrival we'll be giving you a behind the scenes look at what goes into the making of a ROXY catalog each week!
This week we're taking you to Wisconsin, where graphic designer extraordinaire, Rebecca Kudela, traveled to oversee the catalog press check.
Ever wonder what goes into a press check…here's Becca's quick guide:
1. Files/artwork is sent to the printer.
2. The files are setup on the huge web press that prints thousands of catalogs a minute (it happens really fast so I have to be quick about the decisions I make while on press)!
3. One of the most important components of press checking is to make sure the color looks ok! I compare what is being printed to the original photo proofs from back at the office and make sure the color matches. Is the ocean as blue as it is on the original? Are a pair of shorts red on press, when they are actually Coral?
4. The catalog gets printed in three parts, the cover portion (front, back, inside front, inside back), and the body – which is split up into two parts. The printer operates 24 hours a day, so for this book I started at 12am and finished approving the last body section at 5am, a long night, but worth it!


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A new study came out last week on the effect eating oysters has on semen production.
Okay, it was an informal, unscientific study composed of four subjects: my husband, myself, and another couple.
The study, conducted last week while I was on vacation in Las Vegas, was conceived when the four of us were out to dinner at a fancy steakhouse.
We decided to order a couple dozen oysters for the table and everyone made the obligatory joke about the aphrodisiacal qualities of oysters. But then one of my companions brought up something about oysters that I had never heard before: Eating oysters increases the quantity of your semen.
Here's what I already knew about oysters: They resemble a vagina and eating them is supposed to increase your sexual desire.
Here's what I learned when I did a little research on the Internet: Oysters contain dopamine, which increases both sexual desire and testosterone levels. They're also high in zinc, which is necessary for proper sexual function in men and, more importantly for my study, semen production. Another added benefit, zinc increases vaginal lubrication.
After having a wonderful dinner of oysters, steak, and red wine, and then playing a few games of craps, the study subjects went to their respective rooms. We agreed to reconvene in the morning and divulge the outcome of our post-oyster dalliances.
The next morning, over a few cups of coffee, I tabulated the subjects' responses:
All four participants wanted to have oysters again that night. Instead I've decided to do a control study back in my home state to find out if what happens in Vegas really stays in Vegas. Or if the effects of eating oysters have no geographical boundaries.
Have you ever had a similar experience after eating oysters?
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January/February 2013: THE PAST AND THE FUTURE, THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF THE WORLD, NONE OF WHICH WE KNOW VERY WELL
- Spontaneous Happiness by Andrew Weil, MD @ Hudson Booksellers, Chicago Midway Airport, Chicago, IL
- The Dog Stars (x2) by Peter Heller @ NYU Library, New York, NY and Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
- Priceless Memories by Bob Barker @ NYU Library, New York, NY
- Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness by Scott Jurek @ Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
- The Driftless Area by Tom Dreary @ NYU Library, New York, NY
- Gengis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford @ Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
- Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness by Scott Jurek
- The Driftless Area by Tom Dreary
- The Dog Stars by Peter Heller
- The End of your Life Book Club by Will Schwalbe
- Gengis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford
- Spontaneous Happiness by Andrew Weil, MD
There were two beautiful monsters this month, consuming my attention long after I finished both. The first was Peter Heller's The Dog Stars, another book about a global apocalypse, that struck me so deeply I'm still trying to figure out why. Here, the narrator remembers a trip, before.
"We stayed in a white clapboard cottage in the village with a view of Noonmark from the sleeping porch. That's a little Adirondack mountain that looks like a parody of a mountain, very peaky like the Matterhorn but tiny. The little mountain that could. We climbed it often on Saturdays after sleeping in. Trotted happily up the ledgy trail to a rocky top just out of the stunted firs. And in the long evening we'd take the two single gear bikes up the paved road to a stone pothole with a little sluicing waterfall, the water always freezing, and we'd strip and jump in. This was our ritual while we waited for our lives to truly begin and I think now that maybe true sweetness can only happen in limbo. I don't know why. Is it because we are so unsure, so tentative and waiting? Like it needs that much room, that much space to expand. The not knowing anything really, the hoping, the aching transience: This is not real, not really, and so we let it alone, let it unfold lightly. Those times that can fly. That's the way it seems now looking back. Like those pleasantly exhausted bike rides up the side of a country highway on a warm evening. To a bridge. To a little rootsnaked trail through heavy maples. Where we padded barefoot upsteam to a swimming hole. Even getting poison ivy so badly one weekend I missed two days of work. Seems from here that that was the sweetest time ever vouchsafed to two people. Ever. On earth. While we waited for him to finish his degree, for me to have a child, to do the real work of living."
In addition to the tangible rhythm, the effortless innocence, and the perfectly-apt adjectives of the language on display here, it's possible to consider several veins of my lingering fascination. To be sure, my fascination has something to do with the portrayal of stark violence wrought with ever-present guns, and the way those elements play out in a thoughtfully masculine, yet beautifully subtle arc. And as a 5th year PhD student, my fascination definitely has something to do with the idea of waiting for "the real work of living," and how painfully resonant those words sound as I continue to cobble together 3 jobs for so-little money, based on some hoped-for vision of the future. And it most certainly has to do with the idea of understanding life as an "aching transience," an idea that stabs me with poignance, and makes me wish deeply that I had thought of it, while feeling that in a way I already had. Whatever it is, this book is enthralling (verging on the preoccupying), and I still lose myself remembering it.
The second book I'm still brooding over is the history you never read, of Gengis Khan and the Making of the Modern World. The tale is nearly beyond belief, and the author has a keen understanding of just how astonishing the facts are, and how to frame them.
In American terms, the accomplishments of Genghis Khan might be understood if the United States, instead of being created by a group of educated merchants or wealthy planters, had been founded by one of its illiterate slaves, who, by the sheer force of personality, charisma, and determination, liberated America from foreign rule, united the people, created an alphabet, wrote the constitution, established universal religious freedom, invented a new system of warfare, marched an army from Canada to Brazil, and opened roads of commerce in a free-trade zone that stretched across the continents. On every level and from any perspective, the scale and scope of Genghis Khan's accomplishments challenge the limits of imagination and tax the resources of scholarly explanation.
It seems that so much time is spent imagining the end of the world. Not to delve too deeply into MD Andrew Weil's ideas about happiness, but perhaps I would be better served by considering the splendor that does exist, although, isn't that really what apocalypse stories are really about?
Books Purged
- The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan (read)
- Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Deception by Eric Van Lustbader (read)
- The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by Greg Palast (unread)
- How Soccer Explains the World by Franklin Foer (1 Chapter read)
- The Gunslinger by Stephen King (read)
- Sean and David's Long Ride by Sean Condon (read, and found with Middle College High School Graduation Program, 2008 inside)
- Complications by Atul Gawande (read)
- Little Nothings by Lewis Trondheim (read)
- Priceless by Robert K. Wittman (read)
- Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea by Guy Delisle (read)
- On Beauty by Zadie Smith (read)
- Jessica Farm by Josh Simmons (read)


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There Are New Photos Of David Beckham In His Underwear
And they are beautiful.
During the late '90s and early '00s, Posh and Becks made some very interesting sartorial choices.
And they are beautiful.
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Ailbhe Malone a year ago 9 responses
Look at him. Look at him try to seduce himself in the mirror.
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Yes. Of course it is.
Robin Edds a year ago 23 responses
Even Mr Beckham decided to drop by.
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And so did Victoria.
Ailbhe Malone a year ago 108 responses
From banana kick to red card.
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Could they be any more perfect?
Ailbhe Malone a year ago 273 responses
Fans get caught in crush to get close to the ex-footballer.
Ailbhe Malone a year ago 9 responses
Before Posh, before PSG, before the cornrows.
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As Golden Balls bids goodbye to professional football, a look back at his finest moments.
Sam Parker a year ago 52 responses
Beckham's retirement means he can now focus on his real passions. Such as…
Ailbhe Malone a year ago 207 responses
He's just announced his retirement from professional football. His ever-changing hair, however, will continue to delight.
Luke Lewis a year ago 28 responses
Saber Khelifa fights off a tackle then lobs the keeper from deep inside his own half. Take that, Beckham.
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Like any human she's capable of a vast array of complicated, complex emotions. But unlike humans (and what is she, if not unlike humans), she's able to convey each one with a singular, iconic facial expression.
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Even the best fall down sometimes…
Tommy Wesely a year ago 62 responses
You, sir or madam, did a FINE job on these pants.
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CAN'T YOU STOP ACTING LIKE WALTER WHITE AND JUST BE NICE? (h/t Uproxx)
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Guy Ritchie makes the soccer star chase his clothes in some H&M undies, and yes, it's as enjoyable as you'd think.
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