Is anyone doing mythic+s tona decent level? i do the norm myhtics fine at 852 and want to do plus 3-6's. But when i suggest it ppl ask me to go on mydruid which is borring. Start lvling a prot warrior but im bored at 101 lol
Is anyone doing mythic+s tona decent level? i do the norm myhtics fine at 852 and want to do plus 3-6's. But when i suggest it ppl ask me to go on mydruid which is borring. Start lvling a prot warrior but im bored at 101 lol
I'll be honest, for mythics plus... i'm healing right now. its less stressful in that sense, beacuse as a tank for mythic plus, u need to know what to pull and what not. As a healer, i'm learning from those tanks who know how to pull and from there i'lll try. The stress to maintain a certain timer on the dungeon has left me screaming at my RL friends... something that I know i shouldn't be doing... its just a game after all.
I'm a 860 Brew/MW with sephuz secret.
I have a druid alt, 841 ilevel, and tanking normal mythics seems really easy. But I find myself struggling to heal myself especially with low hp.. something that brewmaster excel at, with orbs spawning more often at 35% and below.
I'm 860, and with a group of friends + 1 dps pug we managed Mythic 7+.
I think at 860 I could easily do 8, but our group meta lacks some DPS (hey it's cool, we're friends chilling).
I'd recommend you stick with Brewmaster if that's what you enjoy the most, I stay competitive and pull good dps and mitigate pretty well (do switch up talents ahead of the Mythic+ if you need to). My default setup for M+ is Leg Sweep and Blackout Combo. I use Potions, 375 food and Flasks because I can.
I hear the Protection warrior argument all the time... "but you could do x+y instead of x as Protection... it will just be easier for the same effort" but I'd rather play Brewmaster and be challenged than unhappy as a Protection Warrior (I feel their rotation lacks excitement).
Best of luck, stay brew!
We are most definitely viable for M+, i'm currently 875 as BrM and we normally land +9 with 2 chests and I've tanked +11 three times this week, we didn't make timers unfortunately with some nasty wipes but mostly dps dying and soft enrage wipes rather than a tank related issue.
On the raiding front i'm tank #2 on Il'yganoth Mythic, yes we needs some tweaks but it isn't as bad as people claim, I don't feel i'm hampering any progress thus far. Stagger 4life
For Brewmaster relics, is ilvl mroe important or good traits?
Nice I do stuff reg with a priest who enjoys healing me guess no need to lvl another tank!
If we're talking of mythic raid progression on relevant gear levels*:
The higher your ISB uptime with less charges spent to maintain it, the more you get to purify. Brew charges are BrMs the single most valuable resource, and increasing the amount or potency of said resource directly translate into less damage taken, which is probably what you want on progression.
If we're talking about anything else:
Who cares? Nothing is threatening at all, except perhaps from boss-to-boss pulls in dungeons where 3 charges + BoB is plenty enough. Just focus on DPS.
*: Early Mythic bosses are not threatening even at 850 gear. Most semi-hc guilds progressing around 2-3 bosses already overgear the content by 10-15 avg ilvls or more, but they are still at that level due to multiple players failing at mechanics, not because of the tanks ISB uptime. There's aren't many raid bosses in current tier with threatening tank damage, and even those start to feel more like wet noodles when approaching 870 (Unless you are playing Warr/Bear/Pally, in which case that breakpoint is probably a lot earlier), and you only die to tank damage if you make mistakes or your healers are dead/asleep.
Originally Posted by a wiser manOriginally Posted by Coramac
The more you need to purify, the more you need to sacrifice that 100% ISB uptime in order to be able to do it. It's not the only accepted strategy, it's just the "baseline" point, and the uptime gets lower and lower the more you get trucked, as you need to purify more and more. Aiming for more uptime simply means aiming to be able to purify more with less gaps in ISB uptime.
Originally Posted by a wiser manOriginally Posted by Coramac
So, ive managed to Get a set with 30% haste, and I am really enjoying using blackout combo. Can somebody tell me the rotation they use with a steady stream of damage, getting the most out of my energy wirhout capping?
The way I see it ISB trait means higher up times of ISB which means less haste is required which means your other stats that offer direct damage reduction or damage off setting are higher.
BoK->KS->TP->BoK->BoF/TP->Filler-> Repeat
The BoF/TP one is BoF if ready, otherwise TP
The Filler will be another TP if energy capping or otherwise spells you want to use (Chi Burst and the likes)
While this looks like the BoF will get the empowerment of the second BoK I would highly recommend empowering ISB inbetween the two globals.
Empowering BoF Is just not worth it. Since the rotation will go down in 6 seconds (actually a little bit more since 33.3% haste would be required for 6 and lag will increase the timespan further). This means, that since every second empowerment HAS to be KS that you can only cast BoF at max every second window resulting in every 12 seconds which is not really a gain from the base CD of 15.
The rotation above would put BoF every 18 seconds which is also not optimal but you can move it around alot if it doesn't have to be after the BoK
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Oh and on the ISB trait. the first "extra" point pushes it from 7.5 sec to 8 sec. If you keep it at 100% uptime this means that you need 7.5 ISBs per minute instead of 8, a net gain of 1 Brew charge every two minutes.
If you would have 33% haste you would cast 16 TPs/min so one FacePalm trait would grant you about 1.6 seconds worth of Brewrecharge which is significantly less (and becomes even less with lower haste levels)
So guys, i've been looking over logs and it seems pausing stagger doesn't do anything on logs? it still shows as damage taken when you pause it, which is really weird.