Oh hay there.

*yawns, stretches*

Hiya folks.

For any of you that do read this blog and may have noticed my absense, my dearest apologies. I've been so busy since I moved, mostly in the arena (lol) of finding a job (which I still don't have) and tutoring on the side (check out my French blog for details) that I just haven't had as much time to myself as of late.

I've even been neglecting Facebook, you guys. It's that bad.

Anyway, today's post is brought to you by the letter T.

T stands for TALENT TREES, THEY RELEASED THE TALENT TREES FOR CATACLYSM!

*throws confetti*

Luckily for me, and for you other pewpewchickens out there, they released the druid talents in the first wave for once. And let me just tell you, I couldn't be happier with the direction they're going with balance PVP.

Let me break it down for you:

* They're giving us a silence and another knockback.
* There is a flat spell damage reduction talent that is accessible in the resto tree.
* There is a talent tied to Force of Nature now that upon the death of your treants, leave a zone that will slow enemies.

I am so happy for our class right now.

Now, having only about 12 hours to tinker with the talents, I came up with a preliminary recommended spec come level 85. This is, of course, subject to change.

55/0/21

MmmhmhmhmhHAHAHAHAHA.

*cough*

This sample talent spec grabs all of the new juicy PVP talents. I left out one of the new mana regen talents, but this spec has some room for movement if necessary. Since I'm not 85 yet, I have no idea just how mana-starved we will be. I already sorta struggle with mana in arena if it takes a long time, so we will just have to see!

SO EXCITING!

I'll leave the post there so you may digest the new awesomeness morsel by morsel. I hope to keep this updated more now that I have a solid grasp on my available time to blog.

Oh, and wish me luck in trying to find a job. It's a scarily stupid market out there nowadays.

Peace and starfall!