Hey, I'm from Ask Mr. Robot. Contrary to what Babylonius said, the AMR simulator IS good. The statement that you shouldn't use a tool "not verfied by the people who do this sort of thing" - is wrong. We had a lot of the top theorycrafters, some of the SimC devs themselves, and some of the world first mythic guilds playing with the WoD test version for the past month. We also have been talking with the main developer of SimC (Navv) about different ways to work togeht people can use both and verify both. He's very supportive of our project. The end result: the simulation engine is SOLID.
So while the beta has only been out for a few days (and yes, there are definitely some bugs with spell implementation, and rotations need to be optimized), the actual simulator has been tested really hard for a month
So when Babylonius says, "AMR's tool is not correct in many situations," he's referring to a spell bug, or a non-optimal rotation. We have an update going out in about an hour with fixes to all bugs that have been reported yesterday. And a lot of people are working on rotation improvements with us, yay!
The AMR simulator is just as far along (or more so) than SimC for Legion. But it is still very early so take results from both either a grain of salt. And for those interested in working on SimC code OR rotations (you can do rotations without knowing how to code),
hit them up in their IRC.
I hope that clears a few things up! I'm happy to help answer any questions people might have (
discord /
forums). I hope I sounded helpful and not defensive, but I wanted to correct any misinformation out there