Why Felstriker is crap?

[Arucado]

i've heard felstriker is total crap cuz only procs once every 2 minutes, i just want to ask...

is this BLIZZLIKE?

it is sad to see such a nice weapon ruined like this

[thenuclearwalrus]

Have you actually tested this claim? Or are you just assuming everything you read on the internet is right?

[St0rfan]

i've heard felstriker is total crap cuz only procs once every 2 minutes, i just want to ask...

is this BLIZZLIKE?

it is sad to see such a nice weapon ruined like this

According to sources the proc-rate seem to be 4%, if you account for the fact that most people will be using this as an offhand weapon then you will see a very poor proc-rate. This is simply a fact.

[Jointed]

I believe that there is also an internal cool down that prevents multiple procs from occurring immediately after each other

[St0rfan]

I believe that there is also an internal cool down that prevents multiple procs from occurring immediately after each other

I highly doubt it. Internal CDs wasnt a thing in vanilla, it was implemented with TBC.

[Fridolin]

I believe that there is also an internal cool down that prevents multiple procs from occurring immediately after each other

I highly doubt it. Internal CDs wasnt a thing in vanilla, it was implemented with TBC.

Are your sure? Mongo enchant have a inner cd too, same for crusader, why should it different to weapons ?

[TaurenRogue]

/facepalm

[St0rfan]

I believe that there is also an internal cool down that prevents multiple procs from occurring immediately after each other

I highly doubt it. Internal CDs wasnt a thing in vanilla, it was implemented with TBC.

Are your sure? Mongo enchant have a inner cd too, same for crusader, why should it different to weapons ?

Mongoose is a TBC enchant. Crusader is a vanilla enchant.

[SuperDuck]

Mongoose is a TBC enchant. Crusader is a vanilla enchant.

And just to add, crusader certainly does not have an internal cooldown, since you can proc it while still having the buff.

[Jointed]

I believe that there is also an internal cool down that prevents multiple procs from occurring immediately after each other

I highly doubt it. Internal CDs wasnt a thing in vanilla, it was implemented with TBC.

Oh yeah that's right. Someone had mentioned this to me and insisted that it was implemented in vanilla, but now that I think about it, I had Quel'Serrar in retail vanilla, and I definitely remember that proccing while the proc was already active.