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Commentaire de Sentan

This Glyph is perfectly fine, for RAIDING.
For PvP or farming I would suggest getting something else, instead of calling this Glyph useless.
EDIT: This comment was made back when the glyph removed the slow effect to add crit, or something else, maybe damage.

Commentaire de 225834

This glyph and the Glyph of Water Elemental are Perfect for the new and improved pve frost mages, but The Glyph of Frostbolt is only pve in pvp it actually is the greatest buff of the mage's enemies. FINALLY the idiots who were saying "you can't come because you are not fire specc" can go and buy thereselves some radical thoght from the flea market!
In raids pve frost mages will be a must because of the 2 unique abilities winter's chill appling to all spell dmg and the improved water elemental that will be active over 60% of the time and regenerating 0.6 of the total mana per 5 sec to everybody in a 100 yard radius.In addition :

Improved Water Elemental (rank 3) + Cold as Ice (rank 2) + glyph of Water Elemental (30sec less cd)
= 1 min Water Elemental with a cd of 3min - 20% of 3min - 30 sec
= 1 min Water Elemental with a cd of 180s - 36s - 30s
= 1 min Water Elemental with a cd of 1.9 mins
+ a Cold Snap every 6.4 mins with Cold as Ice (rank 2)

This is the dawn of the Raiding Frost Mage Era !

P.S I am open to any constructive critisism.

Commentaire de MadBro

Anybody can confirm, that Brain freeze or Fingers of Frost/Frostbite still proc?

Commentaire de 388744

I just used this glyph on my mage and Fingers of Frost would not proc, but Brain Freeze still procs. I believe this is because of the wording of these two spells. Brain Freeze will still proc, because it's procs are based on spells with chill effects; the frostbolt still has a dormant chill effect even if the glyph no longer slows the target. Fingers of Frost procs off the chill effect itself which this glyph removes.

I believe the glyph requires that the chill effects actually be applied to a target in order for Fingers of Frost to proc. In this way, a single point in Improved Blizzard (which adds a chill effect to Blizzard) would still proc Fingers of Frost, but since the chill effect of frostbolt is never applied the the target with this glyph, Fingers of Frost cannot proc.

Commentaire de 388744

Now procs Fingers of Frost. =D
That's using your noodle Blizz!

Commentaire de tigafin

Tooltips on debuffs always show the untalented versions of the debuff (or buff). Improved versions of player buffs are like that as well.

Spell tooltips on your toolbars change based on talents.

Before 3.2.2, the debuff would not go on the target, but with the added "mortal strike" effect, it always sticks even on bosses even though the only thing it does is reduce healing effects, if talented.

The changes in frost PvE in 3.3 make this glyph slightly less effective than it was. Only about 60%-70% of frost damage will come from frostbolts, so the overall increase in DPS from the glyph is about 3%-3.5%. In fights where a snare is desired, it might be reasonable to swap this glyph with Glyph of Ice Lance, for example.

Commentaire de Aeromagus

Ok, some people don't seem to understand this. If you're going PvE Frost, get this glyph.
Every tanking class has a slowing effect:

Warrior: Thunder Clap
Paladin: Judgements of the Just
Druid: Infected Wounds
Death Knight: Icy Touch

That being said, you'll never lose out on TtW in a PvE scenario as long as you're hitting the tank's target.

Glyph has been changed, still a no-brainer, though.

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