Bard songs official values

Given how we've recently received official values for several spells, would it be possible to have the same data for BRD songs?
In particular I'd love to know the exact values of Threnodies, and how such values convert/compare to similar values provided by other debuffs (Frazzle and Languor)

Thanks!

I already said the exact value for threnodies in the other thread in response to your mentioning it there. Stop posting duplicates.

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Originally Posted by Singforu

I already said the exact value for threnodies in the other thread in response to your mentioning it there. Stop posting duplicates.

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With all due respect, I don't think it should be your role to deem which posts and threads should be worth being created or not. That's a moderator's role, and you're not a moderator.

Still, I deeply apreciate the work you put into it, and your data is perfectly coherent with the research performed by Protey on BlueGartr forums. Coming from two different sources with identical results makes them even more solid, and that's a very good thing.
In spite of that though I think there's still something missing.
I would like to know how SE "measures" this data, and how this elemental resistance - converts into Magic Evasion.
Considering we know the values of Languor now (around 75 with Dunna), it seems very very unlikely to me that tier 1 Threnodies are as powerful as a Dunna Languor. I could maybe think that tier2 are more or less the same maybe, but definitely not tier1.
There has to be some other factor at play, imho.

Regardless, thanks for your effort in providing all that data to the community.

I posted that because it was insulting for you to make this thread asking the same question of exact threnody values the day after I had already given you those values.

In terms of magic evasion and elemental resistance, magic evasion and elemental resistance are the same except elemental resistance only applies to one element, magic evasion is all elements.

Edit: though if my theory is correct I'm also thinking magic evasion includes status effects as well. And so you can get a sort of double dipping effect (i.e.: you'd get both the evasion to ice and the evasion to paralyze). Would probably need SE to chime in on this part though as I don't think anyone is willing to spend countless hours testing this.