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Zitat von »rozetri«

More Paladin changes? I can't make sense of the Babelfish translation, would someone smarter than me put it into layman's terms?

Where is Teknoone when I need him!
He is good at putting everything into lame man's terms.

Zitat von »rozetri«

More Paladin changes? I can't make sense of the Babelfish translation, would someone smarter than me put it into layman's terms?

If you mean the Hotfix 5.0.02.25, here it is:

• Damage dealt by "Purifying Strike" reduced by 10%.
  
• "Divine Sentence" effect no longer stacks.
  
• Damage from the "Searing Justice" ruby has been doubled.
  
• Additional damage from "Chastising Strike" against targets affected by "Divine Sentence" has been doubled.
  
• "Holy Trial" now has 40% chance to trigger on targets not affected by "Divine Sentence" and 80% chance on affected targets.
  

I don't play paladin, just read the patch notes and compared skill names from the talent calculators, so there might be some mistakes.

Well that definitely introduces a bit of an odd new dynamic for Pallies. Also, oddly enough, a reasoning for picking a weapon other than 2H mace. Since cooldowns are now weapon-dependent for skills where they formerly weren't, a faster weapon means lower cooldowns and less energy. It may be better to start going CB -> Ret -> CB -> PS and then branching off to repeat the pattern if you can get Ret off CD in time, or actually moving on to using PS with only a single stack of the energy-saver buff if your 2H will support it, or even just accepting the loss of a potential stack of Sentence if your weapon can't keep up with energy demands. Now whether any of this will change DPS or not, who knows.

is paladin still op in 5.2 ?

Zitat von »bunzy«

is paladin still op in 5.2 ?

2 handed weapon playstlye will be most likely somehow similar to warrior i guess

Zitat von »bunzy«

is paladin still op in 5.2 ?

"still op"

Kukiemonster and Creampie were both very OP paladins, Hbenji also a monster of a paladin with 2h dps. MOST classes can be OP in the right hands.

The term "OP" or Overpowered is thrown around so loosely now a days it has absolutely no meaning.

OP used to mean overpowered.

Now OP means anything that is remotely above average.

Stop using this term so loosely and it will regain some of it's original meaning.

Zitat von »Hclftw«

The term "OP" or Overpowered is thrown around so loosely now a days it has absolutely no meaning.
OP used to mean overpowered.
Now OP means anything that is remotely above average.

i absolutely agree here