How often to you catch a caster, zon or other such chars in a tri whirl though? I mean yeah, you can easily get smiters, ss druids and other melee chars in tri whirl but for most of those you're going to be using a shield anyways. Most of your spins are going to be singular and straight unless you can catch someone in a good pattern. I see where you're coming from though, there are some duels where robo/honor/72 will be better but I think overall, that robo/robo/honor's potential for damage output is too hard to ignore.

I agree with XENO, it really depends on the style of play you have. Preference will inevitably be the determining factor. Personally, I play my barbs very aggressively. The more potential for damage output, the better.

This post was edited by GTL on Feb 9 2010 05:11pm

OW/poison damage are irrelevant vs most casters though, and this is going to be a bva, not strictly bvb

tri-whirl is basically

__whirl to here
_/___________\
/____________\
start here____ whirl to here then back to start

wow ur pic sucksXD



also if u synch with a long whirl and chain it to a tri whirl u would be surprised how many times this worksXD and getting the tri whirl started is the hard part, once u get one going they will likely be stuck in block/hit recovery animations.

This post was edited by zspoonz on Feb 9 2010 05:14pm

WOW SPOONS SUCK

Yes, ow/psn are irrelevant for most casters, however.. I've found that most casters like to push the card and be more aggressive. We both know that sorcs like to lay fbs and blizz on you from a distance. I was thinking most of REALLY defensive builds like rabies and zons where poison really factors in.

Yeah, it's a Z shape or Triangle. I just didn't understand the east slang for it lol.

tri-angle
tri-whirl

lol

fuck me

Yes please.

any barb that gears based on the notion that he will have the opportunity to get off tri-wws all the time is bound to fail

fat kid pays to watch?