Warrior DPS Calculation Spreadsheet - Page 54

Murderizer · 05/12/09, 5:45 PM

The Furious t1 weapon is still better than Lotrafen and very easy to obtain however.

muramid · 05/12/09, 8:07 PM

I updated my Fury BiS Non Hard mode gear and currently getting 6330 DPS.

Fenora · 05/12/09, 8:13 PM

For fury BiS:

[Conqueror's Siegebreaker Shoulderplates] -> [Shoulderpads of the Intruder]
[Conqueror's Siegebreaker Battleplate] -> [Chestguard of the Recluse]
Remove 4prt t8 bonus, fiddle a bit with the gems

6706.3 dps -> 6734.7 dps

Jordybe · 05/13/09, 5:41 AM

Can you guys maybe also give a list for BiS gear for 10man non-hard mode Arms warrior?
We only do 10man's, and probably no hard modes because no body cares about loot but about the instance....

Akai_Kage · 05/13/09, 7:01 AM

I think it would be a nice to include these BiS non-hard mode gear lists to the first post so they don't get lost when this thread gains 3-4 more pages.

Btw, good work guys ^^¡¡¡

Thairne · 05/13/09, 7:40 AM

Originally Posted by Murderizer

The Furious t1 weapon is still better than Lotrafen and very easy to obtain however.

The Furious T1 has the same DPS as Lotrafen, 2 Sockets, 50 AP and is .2 slower.
Lotrafen however has 3,81% crit and 6,5% ArP.

With my BiS NH Armslist, the PvP weapon fully socketed with ArP and a Dragonseye is ~100 Dps behind Lotrafen.

Lotrafen SEP is 852, Furious 757.

Kaan · 05/13/09, 8:00 AM

The T2 Furious Weapon is however better by a amount of about 50-80 DPS. But don't forget about Dark Edge of Depravity... The World of Warcraft Armory I think this weapon could even be better when utilizing the hit rating on it properly.

muramid · 05/13/09, 9:25 AM

I updated my Arms BiS Non hard mode list, and I'm getting 6104 DPS. With [Furious Gladiator's Sunderer] it's 6134 DPS. It's on page 32 if anyone wants to check it out.

Vitalstatistix · 05/13/09, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by Akai_Kage

I think it would be a nice to include these BiS non-hard mode gear lists to the first post so they don't get lost when this thread gains 3-4 more pages.

While these lists are helpful its starting to get out of hand. Really, its something people can figure out on their own. We'd just end up cluttering the first post with lists for every different race and profession combinaion out there. Not to mention the few different spec variations or lists with 10man hard mode only but not 25 man, etc.

Friedrich · 05/13/09, 10:27 AM

Originally Posted by Vitalstatistix

While these lists are helpful its starting to get out of hand. Really, its something people can figure out on their own. We'd just end up cluttering the first post with lists for every different race and profession combinaion out there. Not to mention the few different spec variations or lists with 10man hard mode only but not 25 man, etc.

I don't think that would be helpful. It's common for people to run both 10 and 25-mans; the instances are of roughly comparable difficulty. However, it's a big jump from 25-normal to 10-hard on most encounters. So a non-hardmode gear list that has items from both 10- and 25-man definitely makes sense to have IMO.

rejdakon · 05/13/09, 10:40 AM

landsoul, I might be mistaken but I think the Armor Constant for the calculation of the ArP effectiveness cap is wrong. It is the one for a lvl 80 mob, but should probably use the one for a lvl 83 mob (should be 16635 instead of 15232.5, unless i overlooked something).

Using the lvl83 constant futher increases the value of ArP.

Slafsinator · 05/13/09, 1:25 PM

Originally Posted by rejdakon

landsoul, I might be mistaken but I think the Armor Constant for the calculation of the ArP effectiveness cap is wrong. It is the one for a lvl 80 mob, but should probably use the one for a lvl 83 mob (should be 16635 instead of 15232.5, unless i overlooked something).

Using the lvl83 constant futher increases the value of ArP.

The thing is though, Sir, is that you are mistaken.

The Armor Constant is for the player, not the mob. So a level 80 player will have the same constant of 15232.5 regardless of the target's level. Ghostcrawler made a mistake on that part in his post and testing has proven this.

landsoul · 05/13/09, 4:41 PM

Updated again, please read the front page for changes.

Murderizer · 05/13/09, 6:08 PM

Originally Posted by Thairne

The Furious T1 has the same DPS as Lotrafen, 2 Sockets, 50 AP and is .2 slower.
Lotrafen however has 3,81% crit and 6,5% ArP.

With my BiS NH Armslist, the PvP weapon fully socketed with ArP and a Dragonseye is ~100 Dps behind Lotrafen.

Lotrafen SEP is 852, Furious 757.

I was basing this off my current gear, which has the pvp weapon ahead by like 20 dps (I'm also an orc - free expertise ftw).
I guess if you're not an Orc you'll get better returns from the Lotrafen though. That 5 expertise makes a big difference.

Graul · 05/13/09, 6:20 PM

I don't know what's changed in terms of calculations other than allowing ArP to go into the negatives, but from simply updating to the latest sheet somehow my DPS jumped up by 173 and the number it was originally at was extremely generous to begin with. I'm now supposed to be doing 6000 DPS on single target fights as Fury? I've always taken the figures the sheet gave with a grain of salt, but something about that just doesn't look right.