Which is better, Warcraft Thief or Shaman?

It's better to choose DPS or thieves, and there are few teams to enhance shamans, especially 10-person teams.

Output techniques, take a look at the NGA thieves plate yourself, and contact the stake more.

But novices really don't recommend thieves, and it's difficult to play a team at full level.

If you are willing to nurse, it is better to play shamans and form a good team. The team channel cries and shouts every day to beg for milk, of course, the blood addition technique still needs to be practiced.

In short, the thieves are pure dps, enjoyable, and play well and are very popular; Shamanic spiritual leader, able to play milk, diversity and playability are better.

To be honest,My first number to play is dz.,dz is still very friendly to novices.,What kind of operation, environment, gods, horses, are all floating clouds.,The key is to see the proficiency of Warcraft.,If it's a novice.,Even if you play a knight, you'll die a ghost.,In addition, I'm super loveless to milk.,4 Nurses have never played.。 Besides, now the upgrade is much faster, and there is no longer a problem with battery life for novices, and the recovery speed after leaving the war is too fast, so there is no need to eat and drink at all. Novices into Warcraft or play dps.,If DPS doesn't work, others will just talk about it.,If T or milk doesn't work and destroy the group.,Then you'll be sprayed to death.。

Besides, I think the DZ combat talent is so brainless and high, it is definitely suitable for novices.

Shamans are higher than thieves, and thieves have ...... more damage than shamans

Hehe, it's all fun.

Playing thieves well is an art, and the PvP aspect seems to be endless, which is also a kind of playability.

Hunter, it's really high-end, it's really too difficult for pvp hunters to play well, and it's even difficult to get started, which can be regarded as a kind of playability.

It depends on what you love.

But I feel like it depends on your level of commitment, time and effort.

If it's very casual, it is recommended that the shaman is also quite playable, you can play slowly, and you can change the next one if you are tired of a talent. The three series of talent PVP are all played, and the high-end and low-end can also be seen (even including the enhancement of Sa).

If you are relatively more committed, you can consider Thief or Hunter, because these two classes, especially PvP, really need to spend a lot of effort if you want to play better. It is especially recommended to play Thieves, Thieves is relatively easy to get started, you can slowly feel your strength improve, and you can always do better, there will always be masters who play new tricks that you can't think of to make your eyes shine, and Thieves are relatively balanced, heads-up for most talented professions will not be completely unsolvable, so it's really interesting. Not to mention the battlefield, smart thieves play a huge role, not just killing ** or killing people.

Hunters may be difficult to get started, and it's even more difficult to get started.,Pvp has been playing for a long time, and master hunters have seen a lot.,There are teammates and opponents.,Your own hunter trumpet also hit ** in S4.,But I still don't feel like I know how to fight hunter pvp.,Of course, this is a little bit of my own feeling.,If you choose a hunter.,Good luck.。。。

In the end, I've played a lot of numbers, and I'm an avid PvP player, using Priests, Warriors, and Thieves to take a total of five Gladiator Dragons, and finally I still love to play Thieves the most.