Since I'm the unofficial self declared

　　Since I'm the unofficial self declared lead dev at this point, I've started doing things like completely redesigning the way we World of Warcraft Gold do combat calculations, forthcoming advanced parameters and whatever else I think benefits the engine and community wowgoldmart.com.
　　If there was someone else like Nextormento still working on this, I'd probably be more restrained (the combat revamp needed to happen, no matter who was coding it). But I think the fact that I'm missing a partner who knows how to work with, and code within, Shadowcraft has given me a lot more incentive and motivation to make sure I'm getting everything done that I think I can.
　　Opinions
　　Do you think that the more difficult specs should yield more damage when played perfectly, or that complex and simple specs should deal about the same amount of damage to allow rogues to play whatever they like? Many sub rogues think that subtlety, when executed flawlessly, should be the top spec due to the difficulty involved wowgoldmart.com.
　　I agree with that sentiment. I think it helps players identify their skill, it provides more variation among specs, and adds to the decision making process on picking specs. If you do 10-15% more DPS but it requires even 80% more effort, that sounds like a decent trade off from my perspective. It should make preparing for fights significantly more interesting too.
　　Are there any rogue mechanics that you just don't like? Anything that doesn't work well or conflicts with how you'd design the rogue? Personally, I am not a big fan of the GCD shenanigans happening with AR/SB/4-piece right now.
　　Tricks of the Trade still gets me. I don't understand why the isolated solo thief archetype is philanthropic. The ability doesn't make sense and it has very little depth since it's just "cast on CD" on the vast majority of the fights. It's just not a good ability and I feel like rogue DPS is balanced with trading it with another rogue in mind.
　　The 4-piece is a mixed bag. I haven't had the opportunity to use it myself, but whenever I think of it I think of this video. Crazy!
　　I ask everyone this one: if you could steal one ability from another class, what would it be, and why?
　　I love Bloodlust. But it wouldn't really make sense to me to see a rogue running around Bloodlusting. So I'm leaning toward Blink. Rogue mobility would be ridiculous and be so much fun to Shadowstep then Blink while stealthing past enemies. Too bad it will never happen.