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    advice from any marksmen?

    Laecy wrote:I went and tamed a low level pet I've always wanted, figuring I could pull it off now that my spec doesn't depend on my pet
    All hunters, regardless of spec, depend on their pet in a big way. If you don't have someone else to tank for you, you will still need your pet to be your right hand man (or woman).
    A low level pet that doesn't have a high rank of growl will be of no use. Mobs will always end up going for you. If you want to level this pet up solo, you'll most likely have to learn how to kite.
    Hellfire Peninsula is mob heavy and quite a few of the quests take time and serious work to solo, even as a hunter. I think much of it has been designed to challenge solo players and encourage group play.
    I'm BM specced, so I can't speak of MM play styles but remember that spec isn't everything. BM hunters and MM ones tend to focus on different stats for their gear priorities. If you're going to MM from now on, check out the forums, talk to guildies and research MM friendly gear to help maximise your damage output. If you're going to have to kite for a while, you want the mobs to go down fast.
    Good luck with it though

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    I've been feeling like I'm in a bit of a rut. I'm level 61 and I don't really know what to do with myself. I violently dislike Hellfire Peninsula - 1. it's really lacking any factor other than the skyscape, and 2. I'm finding it particularly difficult to solo. I don't know if it's just me, but the density of the mobs in Hellfire almost ensures adds when I'm questing, and I've been having to burn every cooldown I possess for nearly every pull.
    While waiting to level up for Zangermarsh and all of its yummy herbalism goodness, I've been running around doing the Old World areas. But with the reputation not quite worth grinding anymore once I get the alch recipes, I still felt like I was spinning my wheels.
    So in a fit of irrational desire to shake things up, I respecced to MM from BM. Not only that, but I went and tamed a low level pet I've always wanted, figuring I could pull it off now that my spec doesn't depend on my pet. But I'm floundering. Unless I get a guildie to tank for me, (and they often do, my guildies are angels I can't seem to keep myself alive. But with a tank, I'm still using the same methods I did with BM, just with the damage coming more from me than my pet.
    Can any dye-in-the-wool marksmen try to explain what their particular play rhythm is?
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