Weekly Skill Overview (Silencing Shot)

 Silencing Shot 

I am not gonna say how useful this shot is on PvP to silence your target's healer or any caster in in general so that you can kill them without receiving heal or doing any heavy damage to you either but I will mostly talk about it on PvE.

Weekly Skill Overview (Deterrence)

 Deterrence

The so called Hunter "Bubble".

Well this statement is actually really wrong since it not making the hunter immune but making the hunter unable to attack cause he is pacified for the entire duration of deterrence and gives the hunter 100% chance to  parry and deflect everything but there is a catch. It can parry and deflect anything that CAN be parried. And unfortunately there are quite a few abilities that cannot be parried.

Weekly Skill Overview (Improved Tracking)

 Improved Tracking

What does this talent do?

While tracking Beasts, Demons, Dragonkin, Elementals, Giants, Humanoids and Undead, all damage done to those types by the Hunter is increased by X%.

Weekly Skill Overview (Flare)

Flare

Hmm Flare!!!

The most hated skill in the whole game from every stealth-user around the globe. One of the reason Hunters are like red flag to the Rogues. And also the reasons for the rivers of tears. But let's find why this skill is the reason for all this.

Weekly Skill Overview (Aimed Shot)

Aimed Shot

Without question Aimed Shot is a purely confusing tooltip. It's the kind of instruction manual you would expect from, say, a race of people that irradiated their entire homeland, forcing them to freeload off a great and overly kind nation. The misunderstanding of Aimed Shot is also one of the most fervently argued. Here's what the tooltip says:

An aimed shot that increases ranged damage by 408 and reduces healing done to that target by 50%. Lasts 10 sec.

Weekly Skill Overview (Noxious Stings)

Noxious Stings

The confusion with Noxious Stings over in the Survival talent tree lies in the fact that it has two unrelated effects, and many hunters mistakenly believe the two effects are the same. Here's what the tooltip says:

If Wyvern Sting is dispelled, the dispeller is also afflicted by Wyvern Sting lasting 50% of the duration remaining, and increases all damage done by you on targets afflicted by your Serpent Sting by 3%.

From a raid DPS perspective, we don't care about Wyvern Sting at all. We're shooting the boss, and as raid CC goes, Wyvern Sting is a horrible one. The important thing to note is the second effect of this talent, which has nothing to do with Wyvern Sting.

Ignore everything before the "and" in the tooltip. Everything after that conjunction is a separate ability. As long as we have Serpent Sting on our target, all damage we do is increased by 3% (with all three ranks of the talent). You don't ever need to fire Wyvern Sting to benefit from that effect. You only need Serpent Sting on your target -- which we're keeping up anyway -- and all the rest of your damage is boosted by 3%. That's why every SV hunter has that talent!