Last edited by Notshauna; 2014-10-27 at 02:18 AM.
No, it's gonna make you stronger right? I mean I admit, I'm not a big PvPer, but from what I heard from the human and undead racials, especially EMFH is that it is a significant advantage, or is that not true? Is it not true anymore that EMFH basically gives you an additional trinket effect?
It's now only physical damage reduction I believe. http://wod.wowhead.com/spell=20594
Still useful, especially for tanks, but obviously not a ton of raid physical damage.
And obviously dispell mechanic great where it applies.
It doesn't matter. Not for PvE, at least. It's just personal preference now. I can't speak for PvP because from what I can remember the human race gave you a free trinket, not sure how it is now, but for PvE it's irrelevant.
You just won't see the difference between races anymore when it comes to real, human performance. Sims may say that you will get 200-400 dps more but these are sims.
Isn't it just ~300 dps difference? I guess you can lose all your advantage just because you fucked up berserk timing thanks to some boss mechanic. Not worth it definitely
Originally Posted by Urban Dictionary
I would say...
^ THIS...
.... and THIS! ^
So its pretty much down to are you PvP or PvE, do you want to min/max, do you want to have on demand button, yet another button to press and risk that you can underperform or you want a passive which you can forget about. im personally PvE progression player whos not in top 10 guilds so those numbers are quite neglectable for me so im going for the policy "i smash stuff and i look good while doing so." BUT as for PvP i would say Human/Undead/Gnome for extra CC breaks or even Dwarf for debuff removal.
I looked it up and going through the dungeon journal here are the bosses I noticed with physical damage or dispellable effects:
Butcher's gushing wound. I don't believe it can be removed as that might break the fight.
Twin Ogron's whirlwind possibly.
Kor'agh's expel fire can be dispelled but there doesn't seem to be much benefit of doing so?
Imperator's transition adds cast slow which can be dispelled.
Beast Lord Darmac you should be able to remove that bleed and the conflagrate on mythic, while a healer can dispell it, the faster the better so would probably be a good idea to self-dispell.
Kromog's fist pound that knocks you up is physical damage, and ofc warriors are one of the few classes who can survive the fall.
Hans and Franz, in addition to pumping you up, have plenty of physical damage attacks.
Blackhand has lots of physical damage.
So yes there is plenty of physical effects Stoneform works on. More than I initially thought.
Tauren master race!
Just had to post in response to this, some people are furious about this guys interpretation on how numbers work, of which I fear mine is similar. I was under the impression that numbers can add up to or be taken away from each other, that the 40-60k dps we will all be doing can be broken down into 1's, and even further (Man, numbers are truly great aren't they? I digress. ). Anyways, it seems to stand to reason that if any part of those numbers is made less, the whole is made less, is this correct? I will proceed with the assumption it is.
Now you say:
Which I totally agree with! Most of those statements are factual! (Maybe not that hyperbolic part at the end about him "not knowing shit", seems more opinion, anyways, I digress again!) Many of those things will make a larger difference than what race you choose.
But I feel you forget one thing, and that is, none of those factors are mutually exclusive.
He can be drunk or sober while being the highest simmed race, on a bucket or a throne, it makes no difference. However, with the highest simmed race, used optimally(and let's not nitpick here, we will assume it IS used optimally. I mean, you'd have to be some kind of asshole to start a fight over something only tangentially related to a posters question, right?), his baseline during any of those given situations will be higher. And building on my assumption earlier that numbers made less as a part means numbers less as a whole, I will expand that to assume that numbers added to a part will add to that number as a whole.
Translated from theory this means: A race that is simmed higher will perform higher in sims than a race that is simmed lower will under otherwise identical and optimal circumstances. and seeing as how this person seems like someone who would gear using sims, it would follow that a valid answer to his question would look more like some form of: " Trolls sim highest, but that doesn't mean everything.", and less like: "I'm going to spew hate all over you for some apparent reason."
Have I erred in my logic?
TL;DR: Many factors of min/maxing aren't mutually exclusive, and the soul of min/maxing is "everything counts". So, everything counts. Less hate, more numbers and discussion, sorry in advance.
Last edited by Murg; 2014-10-28 at 05:53 PM. Reason: Grammar n' stuff.
because you need 100% uptime on a rootbreaker ? you need it ALL the time to make any other options seem a joke?
because ALL OF THOSE ROOTS YOU NEED TO BREAK eh
besides gnome atk animation for 2h is fkin horrendous
not every class has a rooting ability
and
its not common at all that you are rooted in pve
so please tell us how much of that root breaking is needed?
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