This article is from Dagger Ridge - Eagle Young's sharing.
During SW reclamation, in addition to the healing and survival pressure of the explosion, some bosses also need to optimize the DPS configuration, of which the reckless curse of the physical group is a key debuff effect. Previously, when the wasteland was opened, it was found that many people did not understand the relationship between reckless curses, roaring and boss-based AP, resulting in 7% more physical damage when playing cloth fat.
According to NGA-LeeEdge's post "Frustrated Roar and TBC's You (Translation + Discussion, FixIng The Roar Value)":
When there is a reckless curse, if there is only a single rub, the boss's damage reduction will be -7.4%, and the limit's damage reduction effect will be -14.2%. This also requires the team's hunters (preferably survival hunters) to bring pets (bats/owls/scavengers) with "screaming" skills.
The base panel damage bonus for bats and owls is 7%, while the scavenging bird is +0%, so scavengers are excluded first.
Compared to bats and owls, because when snarling, the default is to turn off the claw strike (clawing without CD will disrupt the scream frequency), so bats with one more "bite" (10 second CD skill) will be slightly higher in damage than owls.
The most convenient bat is Karazan's level 70 bat, I saw that no one at Station B has passed the video of LR single capture, so I recorded one myself, hoping to help the team in need and LR friends.
Summary: Sw LR pets have a screaming skill required (if the reckless curse maximizes physical output), and among the pets that can scream, bats have the highest damage (with bites), LR can refer to my video to catch 70 Karazan bats.
If you don't care about that little damage and want to catch the owl, the Sky Guard also has a level 70 owl here that can be caught directly (learn to dive and scream)
Little O said
Due to the high damage of SW bosses, it is certainly necessary for hunters to bring a screaming pet, and if there is a survival hunter in the team, then this role is generally completed by survival.
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