why can't this page be more helpfull i'm so lost i can't find anything

Well you need to read some more, you have a spellpower enchant on your legs, your spec is bad and your in PvP crafted blues, and your are using a slow offhand.

i can't find anything to help me up my dps on my rogue i'm so lost and just don't understand
i really need some help here

With the new Master Poisoner do you think we'll go to a slow/mh, slow/oh for mut dmg ? Speed probably won't matter as much since the poison will be up almost 100% of the time.

Ah, true. gg beers.

Alright, I'll give the plain old rotation a try next time I can get in there. Thanks folks

All Assasination PVE builds have 5/5 Improved poisons (increase frequency to apply deadly/instant by 10%) making instant poison the better choice for MUT but without this talent WP simply just does more dps.

In an unrelated matter i'm curious to know if the new evenom buff will make master poisoner a better talent than TtT excluding the 3% crit debuff that would most likely already be covered in a 25man raid setting.

Hi ppl, I am currently using Greed Mh First and Avools Sword Oh, combat spec in h&s. Would switching greed for Reaper of Dark Souls be a better choice? or should i keep greed/avools and respec putting 5points in CQC. even got the new mace from H toc but not using it.

I find it interesting that people have put so much emphasis on holy hybrid builds, at this point in time by far the most prominent priests in 3's are running 60/11 or 54/17 (for searing light) builds. I'd say for this combo your best bet is one of these set ups due to the unmatched survivability, mana efficiency, and gaining penance deep disc offers. As for how to effectively make RMP work properly you have to view the team on the merits of mage rogue 2's teams. MR works because it can often force players to blow all their cooldowns in the face of the opening burst, reset and then open again for every bit as much damage. As an RMP your dps's sole goal is to get one dps + their healer to trinket KS (for dps) + sap/poly (for healer). This allows for you to resap/blind a healer and open a full combo on a dps with no trinket.

Now on to the priests job, never let your dps have to trinket off an opener, dispel all sheep's/fears and fear/MC any dps that pressures rogue/mage on opener. Also remember the reason that these two classes chose to run with you instead of any other healer is your ability to apply a devastating amount of pressure. Use Holy fire at all times and keep SWP up on all stealthers (if you force a COS so they can vanish you put yourself at a huge advantage because they cant use it to neutralize mage burst later). Then comes the simple aspects of priest play, always MD a bubble/IB and dispel spam the kill target, make them spend 800 mana to rebuff fort from your 300 mana dispel.

Hope this helps... and remember that not all games go the way you want them to so be prepared to improvise when things get hairy, and if games appear to be dragging out (cant force trinkets off opening burst, bubble CC to prevent early CC spam) remember Mana Burn is your best friend for gaining the mana advantage and therefor the sustainability to beat teams with good pally/druid healers.

My calculation doesn't calculate any set spells into it, so it doesn't take into account haste or spellpower, just crit, which is where I used 40% as a crit percentage. Using 40% I used the idea that 40 casts out of 100 would be crits, and the rest would be hits, of ANY spell, this way its a general idea. This would give us a rough estimate of what the trinket's proc would be worth, but not taking into account other outside variables, such as any kind of cast times, haste, spellpower, resilience, resistances or the like.

From there, you can add calculations in for certain spells/variable stats or even other outside variables.

Except you're wrong there too.

In a random sample of 100 spells, you'll probably have 15 Lava Burst (100% crit chance), 77 Lightning Bolts (45% crit chance) and 8 Flame Shocks (40% crit chance). This means that you'll have approx 53 crits (and this is with heavy rounding and a few basic assumptions made).

If you want to calculate the dps of something that is caused by crits, you have to factor spell selection, the differing crit chances of all spells, and most importantly cast time (ie: haste) if you want to calculate the damage per second. Doing it your way is like taking a 5 year olds drawing of a house, and using it as a blueprint to build one.

PS: Posting before someone says "settle down Bink" or "that was uncalled for" or some equally care-bear crap