The class you don't like to play.Follow

I'm not a fan of melee so I would have to put DK, rogue and warrior as my least favourite classes. Can't quite decide on a ranking though, my rogue is 49 (and I've had the character for 4-5 years :P), but DKs start at level 55 meaning I haven't played my level 61 that much, warrior got to 53 but I really don't know how.

I've recently started playing my pala and shaman as melee and whilst I got off to a shaky start I seem to be getting the hang of it a bit more. Haven't tried raiding on either of them yet (and my shaman isn't geared anyway) but melee is not in high demand on my server.

I have 2 I just can't seem to play right now.

Death Knight, he hit 80 in Wrath and hasn't been touched since, not too sure why he doesn't even come into consideration when I decide what toon to play.

Rogue, he is 68 and in Northrend and no matter how much I like the idea of the class I just can't do more than 2-3 quests before logging a different character.

I'll probably go back to them once the rest hit 85 I guess.

My least played classes are warrior (31), priest (22), and DK (61). Of those, I find Warrior the least impressive. I enjoyed DK, but got tired of seeing them everywhere. I never gave priest a fair shot; I didn't care for it years ago because it felt like "wanding" was my main attack, and haven't tried them much since 4.0. I keep meaning to, though. They seem pretty fun.

I think that this is kind of the way I feel too. I spend so much time on my main and the couple of classes that were the easiest for me to push from 80-85 that I don't find time to play the others much unless I have a specific reason to (like getting my Rogue to 85 for the free lockpicking or keeping my tailor Mage high enough to make the biggest bags possible).

I think that my lowest classes are Warlock, Druid and Priest. I enjoy them when I do sit down to play them but I just don't seem to find the time to devote to leveling them. I have gotten a lot farther on my Troll Druid than I ever got with a Tauren one though and I think that was the thing turning me off before. I never even tried a Warlock until pretty recently but I currently have several low level ones of various races. I think my big problem with Priest was that my only one for a long time was a female Blood Elf and I finally realized that it was the character turning me off and not the class. I race changed her to a Night Elf and started a Troll Priest and have found that I enjoy playing it more.

Go Destruction, less DoT more hot.



Edited, Jun 8th 2011 9:09am by someproteinguy

I tend to stay away from healer classes. I'm not sure I could level a priest. Warlock I probably could but I already have a hunter and mage so meh. With shaman at least I can go healer/caster/melee if I wanted but my highest shaman is like 24.

Can't say I remember the last time I had my imp out. I don't really do instances on the Warlock, and don't have any of the 'make-imp-better' talents anyway.

As for feeling the same, well my mage and warlock both nuke stuff, but that's where it kind of ends for me. I don't think I could PvE with both of them as the similarity would be too much, but once you get away from that Max DPS rotation thing the Warlock still feels like a Warlock.

IMO of course.

Warrior, Paladin, and Mage, in that order. Priest belongs in there somewhere but I never gave one a fair shot, so...

The lock was my main until mid way through WotLK. By then I had leveled so many locks and spent so much time on them I was looking for anything that would be considered a challenge, to the point of seeing how many mobs I could pull at the same time and still end with my HP and mana above 90%, my best was 12. After that the DK became my main, which I loved playing until they FUBAR'd the rune system with Cata. Leveling the Rogue was brutal, but I loved PvPing with it. The hunter was boring, but I wanted one so I could get all the cool pets. Shaman was ok, nothing great. The Druid was my new main, but I only got him into his 40's before I quit. Being able to tank and ambush style PvP on the same toon was awesome.

He's incapable of learning how to play more than one class.

One thing I hate about making a new class is that it completely borks my UI and I hate taking the time to fix it.

Psh! I don't want to have to configure an add on to deal with all my other add ons! Most of my profiles are all over the place as I never bothered with them so some are default, some are one character, some are another.