Originally Posted by
SchwartzAN
So, last night was a Blackwing Descent run culminating in 20+ more attempts on Nefarion. In general, in 1 mob encounters I'm still pretty low on DPS, but in an encounter like Nefarion in the Nef/Onyxia phase, I can Bane of Havoc my way to a top 2 spot in the DPS rankings. I tried to focus harder on keeping dots up at all times, but between CC duty and heavy movement, I still found myself losing some uptime.
In general, I am not a big Fel Flame user (primarily because of it's location on my bar), which brings me to another question: how do you keybind in a way to make the separate rotations of static vs. moving phases of fights both accessible? I currently just use 0-9, and CTRL + 0-9 for a lot of my spells, but I can't help but think there's a more effective way to ensure maximum DPS uptime.
I'm still not entirely sure I understand the ISF mechanic --> Does ISF need to be up before you cast a spell for it to be effected by haste, or does it need to be up as the spell is hitting the target? AKA, if I hard cast a Soul Fire followed by an Immolate, will the Immolate be hasted assuming the Soul Fire lands prior to the Immolate cast time ending? I can't help but think I can squeeze some extra DPS out if I understand this mechanic a little better.
Some positives: I started using Power Auras (and it's timers) for my core rotation w/ countdowns for Conflag and Chaos Bolt usage, and found it allowed me to maintain focus on my character (as opposed to bars) while going through spell rotations. This is a nice improvement for a ton of boss encounters. Overall, with the changes you suggested, my DPS was consistently higher across the board.