what makes a good pvper

hey guys, just wanted to get your views on what you think makes a good pvper, i was thinking of just making a begginers guide to it on the forums and wanted your views, do you think its cos of natural talent, practise, etc.?

 

Definitely takes practice, and you have have to know how to work your class. Money isn't the issue, (Well it can be but if you're good, you can make the best out of what you have).

You have to know good setups, for weapons, armors, spells... Everything matters.

 

nice, do you think there is one essential rule all pvpers need to know, mine is know your class

 

Someone that can kill another person. >_>.

 

Keybind everything.

 

Good pvpers now adays are people who have great reaction time, and know what to do, and are able to think about how someone else will react, and know what to do to that, IE: when I used to play my rogue, I knew to get a win, an easy thing to do was to get my partner to make their healer use all forms of trinket, or things to remove any CC, then get them locked in a blind, after that it was over, so pvp is more or less, knowing what to do and when to do it, and how people will react to things, another example, everyone should know when going against a rogue, you trinket the kidney, and some people like to time it instantly, so a good thing to do is gouge instead of kidney, making them waste a trinket, THEN kidneying them.

 

What makes a good PvP'er?

• Experience
• Patience
• Skill
• Practice
• Speed
• Good reaction
• Clear mind

The above said are not the only things that encases what a good PvP'er is, but a generalization of what is needed. Also, you want to have PvP Gear for Resilience, so you won't be hit as often. Everything socketed and enchanted as well, and branch off from there with lots of practice.

I'm not even close to perfecting my Rogue yet. I had to face a Prot Warrior earlier today with 29,000 health unbuffed. I only have 18,7000 health, and I was only able to get him down to 3K. Not bad for a Rogue vs. Plate, but I still should have beaten him, because I accidentally changed my action bar, and didn't react properly.

Practice makes perfect. Good luck. :]

 

You just gotta know what to do for your class. Try youtubing it.

 

Yeah like Bloody said just watch a ton of vids on youtube. Hard to see but you'll get it.

 

Youtube is fail for quality movies your better of going to warcraftmovies all the best players post vids there and they made it alot more user friendly recently.

 

Good PvPer= Gladiator
Bad Pvper= You<Gladiator

 

A "good" PvP-er depends on how much one will know his/her class, reaction times, and good decision making on what spell to use at the right time, or when to trinket, etc.

You're gonna need muchos resilience depending on what you are. Personally, I play a priest, and PvP gear is so far the only way to NOT get gibbed in arenas and BG's.

 

pvp gear..

 

What makes a good PvPer? Comp in terms of Arenas, gear/class in terms of Battlegrounds, and getting the jump in World.

 

Keybinds
Reaction time
Positioning
Composition
Awareness
Partners

along with common knowledge of how CC and abilities work.

Getting gladiator on my priest this season through 3s. (lolrmp)

 

Key Binding Well improve your PvP "skills":

Example Lets say your a mage

Key1:Frostfire Bolt
Key2:Cone of cold
Key3:Living bomb
Key4:Frost nova
Key5ragon's breath.

Also Macro all your Buffs to cast them on you It saves you "Some" time.

 

There are three pivotal aspects of PVP:

- Knowing the class mechanics of every class flawlessly
- Knowing your own class flawlessly
- Great reaction time and anticipating certain abilities

If you think a mage should be utilising Frostfire bolt in PVP as their staple spell you should not be on this thread.

 

Gear
Skill
Timing

Pretty much sums It up

 

Actually if you're a ROGUE, check out "Neilyo" on Youtube. He's one of the best rogues out there, some say he's the BEST.

 

There's no skill in clicking a mouse. Pking is luck, always has been, always will.