I've updated the link to my SimC output:
Index of /misc/simc

New output is running now for both live and PTR.

Looks like Fire goes up by 5-6%, Arcane by 4-5%, Frost goes down by 1-2%. However, I have not made any adjustments yet to gear or action lists. If anyone cares to suggest improvements based on the new output, please do.

FFB variants suffer from these changes.

If I am reading Lhivera's SimC output correctly (I am looking at T11_372/basic for live and ptr) the scale factors you are quoting are for an Arcane specced mage. Unless I missed it in the patch notes only the Fire mastery was changed. DPS scale factor for mastery for Fire is 1.3769 (live) to 1.4001 (ptr), which seems like an increase in line with the buff to Flashburn.

There seems to be an issue with haste for fire mages from netherwind presence though it may be merely a reporting error.

The problem: When you look at the stats tab, you'll notice that raid buffed haste doesn't factor in netherwind presence even if the talent tab says, you talented it. I used both my own character that I imported from battle.net and Lhivera's latest uploaded simcraft outputs.

Numbers to make it clear:

Source		Haste rating from gear		reported unbuffed haste		reported buffed haste		calculated unbuffed haste		calculated buffed haste		calculated buffed haste without NP
Lhivera		1659		12.96%		18.60%		12.955%		22.161%		18.603%
Takolin		668		5.22%		10.48%		5.216%		13.792%		10.477%

As you can see, the haste percentage that simcraft lists is your unbuffed haste that's being affected by the 5% haste raidbuff while ignoring Nethewind Presence. And when I did sim my own character, I notticed that haste was way above crit on the statweighting scale despite being over the softcrit cap which made me look at these numbers in the 1st place.



Sources:

Lhivera's live data - 372 basic
Spellhaste calculator used to calculate haste percentages[/url]
I would upload my own sim to back up my numbers, but I'm not entirely sure how to do that.

In SimC there are two types of places to encode buffs/talents:
(1) composite_spell_haste(), composite_spell_crit(), etc.
(2) Inside the calculation of each specific ability

The key difference is that implementing it inside the composite_xyz() functions means that it will be included in the "paper doll" stats.

If Netherwind Presence talent points affect your character sheet in-game, then we need to move the implementation of that talent from mage_spell_t::haste() to mage_t::composite_spell_haste().

I was irritated when I checked the timeline from the mage output. Why does it show that the character never starts at max mana? So I checked the log and noticed a few things.
The character gains all raidbuffs, flask, food, etc at second 0, which pushes the max mana by about 10k. Then at sec 1 the fight starts, where the character is then usually at about 90% mana.
Wouldn't it be more reasonable to regenerate to full before the fight?

You are correct: While arcane brilliance was implemented correctly, the flask/food buffs are implemented as STAT_INTELLECT only instead of including STAT_MANA, which means they do not push up your current mana. I will have a fix checked in shortly.

Thanks for your work.
I also noticed that non-heroic book_of_binding_will has incorrect stats in all mage profiles. It should be 190 instead of 197. See Book of Binding Will - Game - World of Warcraft
And band_of_secret_names should be 127 crit instead of 127 mastery in all mage profiles. See Band of Secret Names - Game - World of Warcraft

Edit: Also Mage_Arcane_T11_372 has no enchant on it's weapon.

Ok, it is still strange. I've used rev6367 to see how it reflect's arcane mages and it seems that simulationcraft actually managems over the manacap.


0.00 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 1350 (1350) mana from food (105548)
This is the mana I start with and it won't go higher from replenish, etc. until

5.88 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 uses Mana Gem
5.88 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 12103 (12103) mana from mana_gem (115070)
5.88 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains improved_mana_gem(1)

and from that point replenish, etc. takes it even higher

6.00 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 30 (30) mana from replenishment (115144)
6.00 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 16 (16) mana from blessing_of_might (115160)
6.00 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 219 (219) mana from mage_armor (115379)
6.25 Mage_Arcane_T11_372 gains 44 (44) mana from mp5_regen (115423)

I uploaded the whole (25s) log here View Code Snippet » Code Viewer - Source Code Upload/Viewer

Uploading the log was very very helpful. Thank you. Around 5.31 I see Power Torrent and Lightweave procs that increase your max-mana. These procs are coded not to increase your current mana, leaving room for mana-gem and replenishment to fill in.

ah, that makes sense. I wondered why Power Torrent didn't increase the dps, but it seems to be rather bad for arcane when looking at it like this. Everytime it procs, we're actually at lower pct of mana. I'll run some comparison between other enchants to see how it works out.

Does Simcraft simulate the "use" effect of Shard of Woe?
I don't see the proc name anywhere on Buffs list.