Retarded question incoming, take cover.

Where does DMC: Volcano place for Enh? I think question should be about ICD on the damage component, if its shared with Int proc its no good, but if it isnt, wouldnt it be somehow decent? Int proc would be quite good on its own, especially when priority is on MSW_3/4 LB, but I might be just me daydreaming.

So yeah, is there any ICD on damage component on this trinket and how would Int proc affect overall damage output compared to Fluid Death (with mastery and dmg proc considered)?

First of all, hi to all on my first response.

Second, here is an idea for more 'diversified' discipline mastery:
Our main role is damage prevention, and I think our mastery should keep that philosophy.
That said, our current mastery, while keeping that philosophy, 'only' empowers one of our spells, so it encourages us to use it, and as iLvl of items grow, more it will.
- To avoid that problem, I sugest an efect like that of Holy priests (add a mini renew on all heals), but with our philosophy in mind: Make our mastery add a mini-pain-supresion buff, with parte of the effect depending on our mastery rating. Something like:
"All your heals put a buff on the receiver of the heal that mitigates 2% of all damage received (+0.4 per point of mastery) for 5 secs"

how does it stack when 2 or more disci-priests in raid?: allow stacking, but allow a maximum number of that buff per target (maybe 5) to avoid exploits, but allow discipline stacking.

Of course, the numbers have not been calculated to be balanced or anything, so may be over or under powered, but it would diversify our mastery rating over all our healing spells.

What do you think of the idea?

I would recommend re-examining Redcape's spreadsheet. His stat weights are based on the values input by default (when you download) or when you personally change the settings (Gear or Talents, Buffs, Enchants Tabs) and then rerun the simulation.

My understanding is that his default values are for vaguely BiS T11 gear. Thus the stat weights are produced based on this information - not a naked toon. Rather than force Hit/Exp to zero when over cap, he has them turn red (I work with some colourblind folks, so realize this may not be immediately noticeable). His mouseover tooltips even explain this fact.

Also, be very careful where you are "adding 300 points to different ratings." If you add in the "Testing" fields it does not re-run the simulation. As such numbers for Haste will be incorrect, while other stats (being linear) do display properly. The Testing value for Haste is only reducing CS CD, Spell GCD, and swingtimer - it is not updating procs (more AoW from faster swing, more DP from more CS, etc) and the collisions that occur. More Haste is not always a gain, while more of anything else (when below caps in the case of Hit/Exp) is always a gain.

In order to accurately model an increase in Haste in Redcape's spreadsheet, your best solution is to go to the Gear tab, find an item with no Haste, add a value of Haste and press "Make Rotation."

Example: I add 20 Haste to his default and see 8 DPS increase (false value). Press Make Rotation and it becomes 47 (true value). Change to 50 Haste and Make Rotation - suddenly I only gain 36 DPS.

Wait, 50 Haste give 36 DPS, while 20 gave 47? Going from 20 extra to 50 extra was a loss of 11 DPS? Yep, that's the type of results I'd expect from his simulation. This is why I always tried to average out Haste across a broad range to give is a reasonable value.

Perhaps you could just not, you know, eat a goddamn hamburger covered in guacamole and wash that down with a goddamn milkshake, regardless of how many boys it brings to the yard. Christ almighty. Travel is rough on weight loss, but saying herp derp I'm traveling GORGE FACTOR 7, ENGAGE is a cop out.

I got a book coming out.

I am not yet far enough into raiding or exalted with Baradins Warden's so as far as trinkets I have Rahj's Right eye and Heart or Solace. I began to think about possibly replacing heart of solace with the Mark of Krahdos from Grim Batol. From the math Ive done and from what Ive read, My TV crits for 45k on average rounding down some, with the mastery aquired from MoK it grants roughly 14% bonus to mastery. This leads to a 6.3k increase in damage for the duration of the trinket. My question is, has this been thought of by anyone else than me? and, is it even worth anything? maybe not once you get past heroics and into raiding gear, but maybe for earlier trinket usage? The 1756 randomly procing strenght isnt even close to a 6.3 constant, controllable trinket. I havnt been able to run tests much but I am curious.

Under the guise of SV being the AE spec, it would seem useful to drop 1 point in Sniper Training and put it in Serpent Spread. The dps loss doesn't seem to be that great and the extra 2k per mob while AE'ing is substantial.

Maybe you could drop dead. Get the fuck out of this thread, and don't come back.

hey guys im new here

so i was wondering how do you get hit capped? ive done all i can with gems and reforging and i still need 25% more

Now I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, But I wasn't able to find anywhere the updated EP value for DMC: Hurricane after the 4.0.6 buff for combat. Has anyone done the math for it ?
Cheers.

HI!
Newbie shaman asking here.

Is crit really so bad compared to mastery?

What if u cap mastery at like 25% and go a little more for crit.

How much dps do each of these dps stats even out to for a boomkin?

1 haste = ?
1 mastery =?
1 crit = ?