Welcome.

I can say in this season most playable is Druid because is working on end-game at least about 4 builds. I don't know abour rouge and other classes because i started Druid.


Do you think blizzard should balance other classes compare to druid and workout 3-4 working builds for end-game ?

I know this isn't possible because blizzard quickly in next season cut wings for druid so propably will be useless.
If you want enjoy Druid start now because if you planning do it next season who knows..

Nerf the best buff the worst.

I would like to see a frozen orb build that shatter's the whole screen. Let me get vul on hit on the sorc too...

If they gave every skill a vulnerable option or got rid of vuln I feel like we would have a lot more builds. Currently the only builds you can run are ones that have easy vuln application. Every class should get the exploit glyph imo.

it will take a year to balance game a bit

Anyway for me Vurnelable is shit . They should remove it from a game because for me personally have no sence. You are attaking Elite or Boss in High NM with Vurneable then it is going down and your hits are hitting ny 10x less damage. You have to wait 20 seconds or Basic hits to try effect on enemies again Vurnelable.
Give at least Armor Penetration and some Elemental Penetration resists like for Fire, Cold and any other things like that.

I just want the other classes to take some insight from druids class designs.

Druid just feels like the one really well designed class. Partly it’s a tempest roar/vasilys/crone/waxing gibbous thing but it’s more than that. Druid has uniques and aspects that just synergize so well with each other and make interesting and unique builds with those synergies.

Tempest roar turning storm skills to wolf skills. Dire wolf letting wolves tap into bear skills then rampaging werebeast to buff a bear ult being used on a wolf build.

Even just poison trampleslide where aftershock unlocks power for trampled earth and subterranean which permits an entirely new build.

Idk I just played rogue in preseason and at least to some extent almost anything works. Pick a core skill with the aspect that works on that skill, pick some other skills to give you more damage or defense and call it a day. Somethings work better in tandem but almost nothing was really required. It gives the class a ton of flexibility but without much in the way of synergies the class just felt shallow to me. Druid you’re actually looking for powerful items and synergizing aspects and I just find it more interesting.