Marksman PVP rotation-Builds, Talents and Class Mechanics-Hunter Forums-HuntsmansLodge.com

Here is my PvP spec. It’s what has been working for me. Some people put 2 points in Survival Tactics instead of a full three in One With Nature. I chose the route I did because I’m more of a “sniper” in battlegrounds and like the extra attack power. Adjust to your play style.

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/ch…../secondary

I took a peek at your armory and here is what I got from it.

(1) Gear: You aren’t to badly geared. You made the right choices as to what gear Hunters need. However, you need to make sure everything is enchanted, gem’d and reforged. Also, try to get as much PvP gear as you can if you’re looking to PvP. Resilience is your best friend. I have found that it helps though if you sneak in some PvE stuff for some extra boost in damage. For instance I use a PvE bow, staff and trinket for an added boost to my damage. Your personal choice though. Some Hunters like to go full PvP gear for the damage mitigation. Also, gem/enchant for some spell penetration. Recommended is around 170. It will help with your Arcane Shot damage.

(2) Glyphs: Make sure you have at least all your Prime and Major glyphs filled in. Check the above link to my armory to see what you can put to use.

(3) Rotation: There really isn’t a rotation in PvP. It’s more about what type of opponent you are facing. For example when fighting a Druid, you want to tranq shot off their buffs before laying into them or it will be a way harder fight. Using traq shot depletes your focus quite quickly, so you need to through in some Steady Shots to replenish it. Fighting a Rogue requires you to kite, so you’re throwing down traps and concussive shot a lot, which means you are using Steady Shot a lot again to replenish your focus. Very rarely are you able to sit still and use a rotation.

If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to ask. The only stupid question is the one you don’t ask.