If you do the same thing, but when you go to the "casts" tab, filter by events instead of tables or timelines, it provides a clearer way to navigate what buttons you're pressing at what time.
Holyshit amazing video, i didnt know wclogs could do that, im playing ww monk and I got my first mythic kill and when i checked it.. it was green ew. I never wanna parse green again 😢
I'd like to work on some guides about M+ next. In the meantime, I'd recommend checking out the channel @Vlox_Gaming . He makes some pretty awesome M+ content for warlocks!
can you also look into lorrgs, and integrating the timeline into MRT? there's also an MRT timeline weakaura to track the cooldowns you put in the note.
Wow, I was not familiar with this website, thanks for mentioning it. I'm looking at it now and Lorrgs seems pretty awesome! That being said, I do not have a lot of experience using MRT, but I will look into it too and see what I can learn about it.
This was really useful, thanks! Even though I'm playing rsham and getting high parse is more about how few healers the group had relative to raid size, the process is still really useful.
15:15 Also important to consider when comparing to others of your item level, all item level brackets are not created equal. The higher your item level, the more competitive it gets. Almost all the best players are in those higher item level brackets.
100% true. The better players in each guild will generally get funneled the gear, or get better gear from higher level content like high m+ or higher difficulty in the raid, making higher ilvl parses more competitive. On the flip side, if you are progressing this week at a lower item level, you can compare your parses to those of the highly competitive people from a week or two ago when they were around your current ilvl. But yeah, the longer the tier goes on, the less competitive lower ilvl gets.
So this video was very informative on how to use WCL to improve your parses etc. What do you suggest to do for just general rotation? How do you improve that/know you've got it down? I'm using hekili, and it's nice but I feel like it's a crutch, and I want to be free. I feel like there's a lot of DPS left on the table since hekili is obviously limited to whatever code/API it runs off of
Something really important to note, there is still a small cut of the community to have even killed the boss. If you are in a guild, your logs will always look better because of fight duration and reps on a specific strategy. Parsing in premade finder or partial guild groups will always have lesser results
Yeah, that is true. Generally guild groups/boosting communities will be the better places to parse. Realistically though, a pretty good pug could also be a place to parse well. Finding a good pug is the hard part though
@@krozothebozo And that's why all of this is imho completely stupid and pointless. I used to ask my supporters to give me exclusive buff rotations and tried to avoid responsibility with mechanics just for the big parses. Complete ridiculous. And now PUGs are good for parses? What's the point....?! Anything between blue and purple should be just fine as long as other metrics (damage taken for example) are fine and you don't die to mechanics etc. Gatekeeping people from things because they're not 99ers makes no sense. Not everyone can be a 99er, that's simply mathematically not possible
@@WrenKainIV Not quite. While I think you make a valid point, for a lot of people, this is still very useful information. People aren't optimizing what they're doing even in clean scenarios. Maybe it's just not useful for yourself. I think Purple parsing is pretty much all thats needed. And I purple parse all the time in PUGs without asking for PIs or anything like that. It's 100% possible. And I've seen people 90-95% parse in pugs too, I'm just not that guy.
I keep a lot of trinkets/rings on me incase I want to try a different set of stats/trinket for certain bosses or dungeons. Generally, though, I almost always wear the same items.
Is the hekilli addon actually helpful in helping improve your rotation? I started using it so i can focus more on mechanics and have the addon show me whats next in the rotation. is that bad?
So I've never used the hekilli addon, so I can't really say for sure. There is nothing wrong with using an addon to learn the rotation, but I definitely prefer just whacking a target dummy forever and practicing that way. My biggest concern with an addon like that is that it won't necessarily teach you the spec, but instead make you rely on the addon to perform, if that makes sense.
My problem is on the darkside of the spells atm, Im not losing any nightfall stack/spell duration during drain soul, neither succulent souls, however, comparing a few logs with same fight duration/ilvl I see people casting like 10-15 more raptures and drain souls than me, is this just rng generating shards ? (I also drop shards to 1 whenever I became near soulrot CD). Does normal drain soul needs to be cast until it finishes? I mean is it important to finish all the drain without nightfall proc? also should I store a few shards outside soulrot/darkglare windows to wait for crescendo/suculent random procs? taking care I wont be shard cap (since Im not losing any succuluent souls it doesnt make much sense to store shards for it tho) Thanks
RNG is definitely a factor, which can be pretty annoying. Not only with regular shard generation but nightfall procs too. A few things to keep in mind: You can always drain soul an add that is dying to generate an extra soul shard Unstable Affliction being on a target as it dies will also always give a soul shard, so applying to an add before they die will give you an extra shard The "Tormented Crescendo" makes it so that you NEED to be using drain soul/shadow bolt on the enemy with Unstable affliction, otherwise you will not get ANY procs. The "Ravenous Afflictions" talent, when specced, is also RNG but can factor into the amount of procs you get in a fight. From what you've written it sounds like you are playing correctly, though. I occasionally get distracted or get a mechanic and waste a proc here and there or overcap on shards, the fact that you are being mindful of that shows you have the right idea. For normal drain soul, you don't need to finish the whole cast, it is just your filler ability. This might be why some people have more drain soul casts than you. If something more important comes up, like a nightfall proc, cancel the normal drain soul and do the important thing. You can also go into the compare feature on WCL, find another warlock, and when you are comparing, go to the "Buffs" tab. Then, search for nightfall or tormented crescendo and see what the proc difference is like. When it comes to holding shards between soul rot windows, It depends on the fight honestly. Are there adds coming up, is there a priority target that needs to die, will you be dealing with mechanics for a while, etc. I'll usually just have one or two shards banked up between SR windows, unless I need to burst a priority add/use seed of corruption/vile taint. Sorry for such a long reply, lol. Wanted to address everything you mentioned.
logs are a bit weird when it comes to m+, but you can take principles about your class from people in raids and convert them to m+. how others sync up their CDs, what kinds of gears, or what buttons they seem to prioritize, etc..
@Vanjince yes! You need to go to the log and click the name of the player you want to see. Then, find the 'summary' tab. It is directly left of the 'damage done' tab. From there you can see their exact talents, gear, stats, etc...
12:07 I wouldn't say getting an early kill makes it easier to parse higher. The earliest kills of bosses are generally made up of the best players... if anything that would make it harder. Just like how it's harder to parse high in Mythic, even though there are far fewer kills. (In your example your DPS almost didn't increase at all over the course of a week -- the fact that you retained almost the same rank, if anything, implies that it was less competitive.)
Totally fair. In my mind there is not really a defined strategy on how to do optimal dps on the boss when you kill it early, so if you can find that yourself, it will be much easier to parse. The competition of people killing the boss in the first week generally just want to kill it and progress further into the raid. So, knowing when to use CDs/what enemies to hit to effectively parse will let you stand out against a smaller population of people killing the boss (even if the smaller number of players killing the boss are higher skill level on average).
It is hard to give a straight answer about stat weights. Everyone's armor sets are completely different so I can't give a concrete answer. I can give some tips, though. You can use RaidBots and sim your characters "stat weights", which will give you an approximate value of how beneficial stat increases are of each stat. You can also find a player who seems to have great gear and compare your stats to theirs. You can do this by looking them up on warcraft logs, going to a recent fight of theirs, clicking the "summary" tab, and then clicking on the player. There will be a little box with their stat info. It will not show % though. Alternatively, you can go to the world of warcraft website and search up the character there, and it will show their stat number and %. Lastly, you can go to the website bloodmallet.com and look up the "secondary distributions" for affliction warlock as a baseline to aim for. ( bloodmallet.com/chart/warlock/affliction/secondary_distributions/castingpatchwerk )
Lol you wait to use soul rot to get "multiple mobs" but the adds are down by the time you finish the cast! It's a good thought but doesn't seem to be useful in practice. Appreciate the rest of the advice in the video though.
Yeah, got greedy and tried to use vile taint AND soul rot on the adds, but they didn't live long enough for it. Using phantom singularity instead of VT, PSing the boss before adds spawn, precasting seed, and using soul rot as the adds spawn would be the best setup for phase one. Still learning to optimize but the principle of lining up cooldowns for certain parts of the fight still stands. I did get some stacks of the buff from the SR talent too, which was the point. Thanks for the comment :)
It can definitely be a pain, especially when dealing with mechanics. It feels bad to apply dots outside of the "pandemic" window, but if you know you will have mechanics soon, reapplying them beforehand is better than them falling off.
might be a strange question but im looking at my log comapred to other paladins and it seems they cast crusading strike x4 times as much and im not sure how they do it. Its not like they have 400% faster attack speed or anything is there a macro or somthing im not aware of?
You can definitely just send them on cooldown and honestly facerolling can work too, haha. I just like to plan mine around certain mechanics occasionally
@@krozothebozo All good, meant no disrespect, but i have to say that i do find single target Affli a pain in the behind to play. I switched back to Destro and it’s still feeling great tbh, it may be me, it may be the “simple” playstyle of destro, but i do like those chaos bolts smacking crap left and round 😂
If i dont raid or do m+, play my character at a satisfactory level (know all talents and abilities, gems enchants, pots etc etc etc), sim my character every drop and vault and do research, does this give me anything substantial or would i just be wasting my time to get just a tiny bit better?
Using warcraft logs is definitely a good way to improve, but is not absolutely necessary to go through logs and compare with other players. It can give you some new perspectives on how to do your rotation/cooldowns better. It seems like you are pretty content at the moment, though, which is perfectly fine! Don't feel pressured to min-max too much, especially if you aren't raiding or doing m+ anyway.
WTF are parses... i've not played for a long time but when i did back in SoD season 2, i was "top parses for boomy druid in the entire server" and really high on the rest of servers too i was like "whatever? im just doing my job" /shrug
Can definitely be difficult sometimes. Raid leading isn't always the most fun, but I've just led pugs on my alts from time to time since they never get invited to grps
Logs are a bit of a bait. I can log 99% on heroic fights, but for mythic you simply just can't pad a boss / adds and ignore mechanics. Your guild WILL tell you to soak, run out, do X do Y do Z and so on. There will also be much less total logs, and parses will be compared to those of your same spec. So if you have to do X mechanic and the other people of your spec on the logs don't, then you will get that green/blue log and they get purple or orange.
Some people like to perform to the best of their ability, and parsing will generally show who performs the best in a raid. Can't fault people for wanting to do well, right?
That is a fair opinion to have. I personally just enjoy the competitive side of raiding. We've pretty much always had dps meters, though. Recount walked so Details could run
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This was so nice, I'm a complete noob when it comes to logs but this helps so much, awesome work man
thanks for the kind comment :)
Thank you very much for this video! As someone who just started raiding in DF, this is going to go a long way towards improving.
I'm happy to hear that! I'm really liking the raid so far this tier, hope the rest in TWW will be as fun as Nerub-ar Palace.
I usually just slam my face into my keys, but I guess this works as well....
me when im playing destro
@@krozothebozo no no, that’s fury warrior talk.
A man of culture I see.
Bro, what an incredible video. So many things that I had no idea about. Thank you very much
I'm glad I could show you some new things on the website :)
If you do the same thing, but when you go to the "casts" tab, filter by events instead of tables or timelines, it provides a clearer way to navigate what buttons you're pressing at what time.
Yeah that is definitely a good tip. I kinda went over it when I talked about learning to use Spymaster's Web, but I should have put more focus on it.
This man needs more subs! Great job and very informative.
Awesome video! I don't play warlock that much but you're so pedagogical. Learned a bunch!
I appreciate that! I'm trying to be as informative as possible :) Cheers
@@krozothebozo success!
simply AMAZING video!!! I found you on YT 3 days ago and now you get out this diamond! Thx a lot you open my eyes!
I'm happy to hear you've been enjoying my videos! I'll keep em coming :)
Finally someone explaining in depth how to use logs. Thanks!
Subbed for the professional and clean video. I parse on Era and im new to Retail so this might help a bit. Appreciate it
Appreciate the kind words :)
It's not the same, but I used to play hella Season of Mastery and that was super fun!
@@krozothebozo Of course! Looking forward to your next video
This video needs more likes. Awesome explanation!
Epic video thank you
Awesome video. Even as someone who uses WCL to analyze and improve myself I learned a couple things I hadn't considered.
Holyshit amazing video, i didnt know wclogs could do that, im playing ww monk and I got my first mythic kill and when i checked it.. it was green ew. I never wanna parse green again 😢
Amazing video dude! Keep em coming!
Thanks man B)
Amazing Krozo!!! thats help a lot.
Happy to help :)
Very informative and helpful. Thanks so much!
good video will be using this to improve my play
im new with rogue, having tons of fun, the early days of m+ and raid n/h y was 30-50 now im upgrading top 70+ pretty happy with my evolve
that's awesome dude, happy to hear that. I'm on the same journey with my shadow priest
Great vid earned my sub
thank you so much :D
Freaken awesome vid! Thanks heaps! Would love to learn more
If you sort by casts -> events it becomes easier to read than casts -> timeline
Very helpful, thanks!
Huge Guide man!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you, it helps me a lot!
Glad it helped!
I love this guide
Really helpful and informative, would like an M+ version, thank you.
I'd like to work on some guides about M+ next. In the meantime, I'd recommend checking out the channel @Vlox_Gaming . He makes some pretty awesome M+ content for warlocks!
@@krozothebozo i’m not a worlack my self, but thanks for the recommendation, i meant to have M+ reading logs guide like this one, would be appreciated
great video man thanks
thank you!!
can you also look into lorrgs, and integrating the timeline into MRT? there's also an MRT timeline weakaura to track the cooldowns you put in the note.
Wow, I was not familiar with this website, thanks for mentioning it. I'm looking at it now and Lorrgs seems pretty awesome! That being said, I do not have a lot of experience using MRT, but I will look into it too and see what I can learn about it.
Hey I used to raid with this guy!
yoooo castle nathria days
NIce!! keep the great job!
Thank ya :)
This was really useful, thanks! Even though I'm playing rsham and getting high parse is more about how few healers the group had relative to raid size, the process is still really useful.
Glad it was helpful! The real trick to parsing as a resto shaman is getting ranged dps to stand in your healing rain haha
Awesome guide, will be sharing it to the guild :D
That's awesome! Thank you B)
i needed this video thank you sir
You're welcome :)
Bro thank you so much for this
Of course :)
"No Pi, just a guy poppin off doin his thing" made me chuckle
15:15 Also important to consider when comparing to others of your item level, all item level brackets are not created equal. The higher your item level, the more competitive it gets. Almost all the best players are in those higher item level brackets.
100% true. The better players in each guild will generally get funneled the gear, or get better gear from higher level content like high m+ or higher difficulty in the raid, making higher ilvl parses more competitive.
On the flip side, if you are progressing this week at a lower item level, you can compare your parses to those of the highly competitive people from a week or two ago when they were around your current ilvl. But yeah, the longer the tier goes on, the less competitive lower ilvl gets.
@@krozothebozo Oh yeah I forgot that part.
So this video was very informative on how to use WCL to improve your parses etc. What do you suggest to do for just general rotation? How do you improve that/know you've got it down? I'm using hekili, and it's nice but I feel like it's a crutch, and I want to be free. I feel like there's a lot of DPS left on the table since hekili is obviously limited to whatever code/API it runs off of
I’ve been playing for 2 years now and still don’t know what a parse is 😂
wish more high skill players like you would be happy to help ppl get better rather than jus flame
I think real high skill players don't flame. It's the wannabes that play some fotm class that do.
Something really important to note, there is still a small cut of the community to have even killed the boss. If you are in a guild, your logs will always look better because of fight duration and reps on a specific strategy. Parsing in premade finder or partial guild groups will always have lesser results
Yeah, that is true. Generally guild groups/boosting communities will be the better places to parse. Realistically though, a pretty good pug could also be a place to parse well. Finding a good pug is the hard part though
@@krozothebozo And that's why all of this is imho completely stupid and pointless. I used to ask my supporters to give me exclusive buff rotations and tried to avoid responsibility with mechanics just for the big parses. Complete ridiculous. And now PUGs are good for parses? What's the point....?!
Anything between blue and purple should be just fine as long as other metrics (damage taken for example) are fine and you don't die to mechanics etc.
Gatekeeping people from things because they're not 99ers makes no sense. Not everyone can be a 99er, that's simply mathematically not possible
@@WrenKainIV Not quite. While I think you make a valid point, for a lot of people, this is still very useful information.
People aren't optimizing what they're doing even in clean scenarios.
Maybe it's just not useful for yourself. I think Purple parsing is pretty much all thats needed. And I purple parse all the time in PUGs without asking for PIs or anything like that. It's 100% possible. And I've seen people 90-95% parse in pugs too, I'm just not that guy.
thank you ser
liked and subbed very helpful vid
I'm happy I could be helpful for ya!
@krozo Do you keep two different sets of gear for Destro? Or do you just roll with your affliction gear? I know the stat priority is a bit different.
I keep a lot of trinkets/rings on me incase I want to try a different set of stats/trinket for certain bosses or dungeons. Generally, though, I almost always wear the same items.
Love this bro
Is the hekilli addon actually helpful in helping improve your rotation? I started using it so i can focus more on mechanics and have the addon show me whats next in the rotation. is that bad?
So I've never used the hekilli addon, so I can't really say for sure. There is nothing wrong with using an addon to learn the rotation, but I definitely prefer just whacking a target dummy forever and practicing that way. My biggest concern with an addon like that is that it won't necessarily teach you the spec, but instead make you rely on the addon to perform, if that makes sense.
Thx so much lets parse
lets go bro
Hey QT heyyyyyyy. Looks like Mental linked this in guild and it just popped up in my recommended on YT. Dis Dreckiar BTW.
thanks for the comment cutie ;)
My problem is on the darkside of the spells atm, Im not losing any nightfall stack/spell duration during drain soul, neither succulent souls, however, comparing a few logs with same fight duration/ilvl I see people casting like 10-15 more raptures and drain souls than me, is this just rng generating shards ? (I also drop shards to 1 whenever I became near soulrot CD).
Does normal drain soul needs to be cast until it finishes? I mean is it important to finish all the drain without nightfall proc? also should I store a few shards outside soulrot/darkglare windows to wait for crescendo/suculent random procs? taking care I wont be shard cap (since Im not losing any succuluent souls it doesnt make much sense to store shards for it tho)
Thanks
RNG is definitely a factor, which can be pretty annoying. Not only with regular shard generation but nightfall procs too. A few things to keep in mind:
You can always drain soul an add that is dying to generate an extra soul shard
Unstable Affliction being on a target as it dies will also always give a soul shard, so applying to an add before they die will give you an extra shard
The "Tormented Crescendo" makes it so that you NEED to be using drain soul/shadow bolt on the enemy with Unstable affliction, otherwise you will not get ANY procs.
The "Ravenous Afflictions" talent, when specced, is also RNG but can factor into the amount of procs you get in a fight.
From what you've written it sounds like you are playing correctly, though. I occasionally get distracted or get a mechanic and waste a proc here and there or overcap on shards, the fact that you are being mindful of that shows you have the right idea.
For normal drain soul, you don't need to finish the whole cast, it is just your filler ability. This might be why some people have more drain soul casts than you. If something more important comes up, like a nightfall proc, cancel the normal drain soul and do the important thing.
You can also go into the compare feature on WCL, find another warlock, and when you are comparing, go to the "Buffs" tab. Then, search for nightfall or tormented crescendo and see what the proc difference is like.
When it comes to holding shards between soul rot windows, It depends on the fight honestly. Are there adds coming up, is there a priority target that needs to die, will you be dealing with mechanics for a while, etc. I'll usually just have one or two shards banked up between SR windows, unless I need to burst a priority add/use seed of corruption/vile taint.
Sorry for such a long reply, lol. Wanted to address everything you mentioned.
does this apply to m+ as well as it does to raiding?
logs are a bit weird when it comes to m+, but you can take principles about your class from people in raids and convert them to m+. how others sync up their CDs, what kinds of gears, or what buttons they seem to prioritize, etc..
Is there a way to check the specc the people played in warcraftlog and just copy that exact talent build for that bossfight?
@Vanjince yes! You need to go to the log and click the name of the player you want to see. Then, find the 'summary' tab. It is directly left of the 'damage done' tab. From there you can see their exact talents, gear, stats, etc...
12:07 I wouldn't say getting an early kill makes it easier to parse higher. The earliest kills of bosses are generally made up of the best players... if anything that would make it harder. Just like how it's harder to parse high in Mythic, even though there are far fewer kills. (In your example your DPS almost didn't increase at all over the course of a week -- the fact that you retained almost the same rank, if anything, implies that it was less competitive.)
Totally fair. In my mind there is not really a defined strategy on how to do optimal dps on the boss when you kill it early, so if you can find that yourself, it will be much easier to parse. The competition of people killing the boss in the first week generally just want to kill it and progress further into the raid. So, knowing when to use CDs/what enemies to hit to effectively parse will let you stand out against a smaller population of people killing the boss (even if the smaller number of players killing the boss are higher skill level on average).
@@krozothebozo True.
Do you have Affliction stat revommendations? Been running ~45% mastery and not sure my raptures are hitting hard enough
It is hard to give a straight answer about stat weights. Everyone's armor sets are completely different so I can't give a concrete answer. I can give some tips, though.
You can use RaidBots and sim your characters "stat weights", which will give you an approximate value of how beneficial stat increases are of each stat.
You can also find a player who seems to have great gear and compare your stats to theirs. You can do this by looking them up on warcraft logs, going to a recent fight of theirs, clicking the "summary" tab, and then clicking on the player. There will be a little box with their stat info. It will not show % though. Alternatively, you can go to the world of warcraft website and search up the character there, and it will show their stat number and %.
Lastly, you can go to the website bloodmallet.com and look up the "secondary distributions" for affliction warlock as a baseline to aim for. ( bloodmallet.com/chart/warlock/affliction/secondary_distributions/castingpatchwerk )
Lol you wait to use soul rot to get "multiple mobs" but the adds are down by the time you finish the cast! It's a good thought but doesn't seem to be useful in practice. Appreciate the rest of the advice in the video though.
Yeah, got greedy and tried to use vile taint AND soul rot on the adds, but they didn't live long enough for it. Using phantom singularity instead of VT, PSing the boss before adds spawn, precasting seed, and using soul rot as the adds spawn would be the best setup for phase one. Still learning to optimize but the principle of lining up cooldowns for certain parts of the fight still stands. I did get some stacks of the buff from the SR talent too, which was the point.
Thanks for the comment :)
You have same problem as me, cast bar in weak aura and wow cast bar. How can I disable the casting bar in WoW?🤔
haha, I don't really mind having a second one. Just never removed it. You can go into edit mode, and then disable the default cast bar in edit mode.
Trying to maintain dots. That's the struggle wirh Affliction
It can definitely be a pain, especially when dealing with mechanics. It feels bad to apply dots outside of the "pandemic" window, but if you know you will have mechanics soon, reapplying them beforehand is better than them falling off.
might be a strange question but im looking at my log comapred to other paladins and it seems they cast crusading strike x4 times as much and im not sure how they do it. Its not like they have 400% faster attack speed or anything is there a macro or somthing im not aware of?
They probably play the crusading strikes talent
@@99Pierogies they are but im more asking about the speed. is it some like /start auto attack or something?
as Prot Paladin, go Templar and get easy 99 parses :)
big brain strats
@@krozothebozo lightsmith Prot pal does like 150k lower dps... And everyone looking at dmg parses even for tanks lol
We have preplanning spells now as well :S.. oh boy. I guess rotating them on cooldown isn't the thing anymore, or just faceslamming ur keyboard lol
You can definitely just send them on cooldown and honestly facerolling can work too, haha. I just like to plan mine around certain mechanics occasionally
@@krozothebozo All good, meant no disrespect, but i have to say that i do find single target Affli a pain in the behind to play.
I switched back to Destro and it’s still feeling great tbh, it may be me, it may be the “simple” playstyle of destro, but i do like those chaos bolts smacking crap left and round 😂
quick summary, parse well by padding on useless crap.
please pop all ur CDs on little adds to get a big number on a site
Very quiet audio mate, pop it up a tad next time :) Thanks for the vid!
I'll keep that in mind. I need to clear up my background noise as well. Next video my audio should be much better. Thanks :)
Literally can't hear anything on mobile.
If i dont raid or do m+, play my character at a satisfactory level (know all talents and abilities, gems enchants, pots etc etc etc), sim my character every drop and vault and do research, does this give me anything substantial or would i just be wasting my time to get just a tiny bit better?
It just depends on what you want out of your WoW experience. Do what’s fun to you.
Using warcraft logs is definitely a good way to improve, but is not absolutely necessary to go through logs and compare with other players. It can give you some new perspectives on how to do your rotation/cooldowns better. It seems like you are pretty content at the moment, though, which is perfectly fine! Don't feel pressured to min-max too much, especially if you aren't raiding or doing m+ anyway.
Great video than you.
Thank you :)
WTF are parses... i've not played for a long time but when i did back in SoD season 2, i was "top parses for boomy druid in the entire server" and really high on the rest of servers too
i was like "whatever? im just doing my job" /shrug
Getting a group is hard enough 😅
Can definitely be difficult sometimes. Raid leading isn't always the most fun, but I've just led pugs on my alts from time to time since they never get invited to grps
Logs are a bit of a bait. I can log 99% on heroic fights, but for mythic you simply just can't pad a boss / adds and ignore mechanics. Your guild WILL tell you to soak, run out, do X do Y do Z and so on. There will also be much less total logs, and parses will be compared to those of your same spec. So if you have to do X mechanic and the other people of your spec on the logs don't, then you will get that green/blue log and they get purple or orange.
Forget about parses, people pays top guild millions of gold to get top parses and CE.
Some people like to perform to the best of their ability, and parsing will generally show who performs the best in a raid. Can't fault people for wanting to do well, right?
step 1, spend 500k gold on gear.
That doesn’t make sense. Too many ways to get gear now.
Min maxin at its finest.😂
I just press buttons and have fun
don't suck end of the video
something like that
If theres shit on the floor, don't move out or you lose DPS!
doing mechanics is a dps loss
Thanks so much for this video, super helpful! 🫶🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Just play the fricking game. Who cares about 'parses'.
ppl who play the game ?
everyone else in your raid. It's no fun to carry someone because they don't think they should be playing their best.
warcraftlogs, raiderio, dmg meters... only shit to ruin the game that was supposed to be fun
That is a fair opinion to have. I personally just enjoy the competitive side of raiding. We've pretty much always had dps meters, though. Recount walked so Details could run
This is what makes the game fun for the majority of people.
i thought it was a photoshop guide...
i did do some photoshopping for the thumbnail ;)