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Hoff 5 & Sint 5: Arena Goodness And Facerolling

For the Arena goodness part of my tittle, Hoff released his fifth movie called Hofflerand 5: Less BG’s. The movie consist mostly of arena clips with plenty of information for those seeking advice from a Paladin’s point of view.

I use Seal of Command. I’m surprised at how few high-rated paladins use it. I know why many choose not to, but even the top 3v3 Ret paladins on SK-100 who run war/Ret/healer don’t. SoC just synergizes very well with this matrix. Should you try to base your strats around Cleaving as many targets as possible? No. Does it add extra pressure to the already fearsome combo of Bladestorming/Divine Storming a team you forced into a bad position? Yes.

-Hoff

The World PvP was kinda funny, a bunch of guards spawning and following Hoff around while he tries to kill people.

There is one BG scene but the rest is arena. Overall, I found the movie and the soundtrack very enjoyable. My favorite part are the comment bits for those that are looking to improve their play (pay close attention to the double healer match). If you like this movie be sure to check out Hoff 4.

One time I tried to roll a paladin but the alt never made it past level 10. My favorite classes are: Priest, Druid, Rogue, Warlock and Warrior. From that list only one made it to 80, and two made it to 70. Maybe if I could find a good friendly pvp guild. On well.

The next movie is completely different but I like it because of my love for feral druids. There was a time that Innervate was a skill from a talent tree and there was nothing as “pure feral”. Remember those times? Anyway, the entertaining value comes from the high crit numbers. Maybe I have been living under a rock, but I have never seen a druid movie featuring so large crits.

Sint’s 5: Faceroll is full of high crits, facerolling and BGs. After a while the movie gets boring because there is no real educational value for new or old players (he does share one tip). There are a couple of funny moments here and there but don’t expect anything groundbreaking.