DRG Parses

I'm curious to know what DRGs are parsing besides myself. Stats and weapon if you care to contribute. I'm not as concerned about the rotation, just what you are actually parsing for since I've heard "DRG can't parse over 200 on dummies" and other similar complaints so I'm curious to see if they are in any decent gear or using a bad weapon.

Relic (not +1)
STR: 430 (ATKPWR is the same obviously)
ACC: 436
CHR: 463
DET: 288
SP: 364

Average parse of 3-5 mintues (approximately 30 so far): 218

I get around 205. I am a bout half and half df and ak gear with garuda weapon.

Str: 410
Acc 437
Crit 401
Det 249
SS 444

you should always parse for over 5 minutes so that RNG is less of a factor... the longer the parse the more accurate the result as its from a larger data set.

Also keep in mind that the dummies do not have a hit cap on this so with you have 433 accuracy you will miss about 4-6% of the time inside of coil which will make your DPS drop.

im not very sure how long i parsed - i just kept hitting dummy til TP exhaustion, though i popped invigorate twice

http://i.imgur.com/mSN8omK.jpg

relic +0
464 acc
456 crit
274 determination
440 str/atk
420 skill speed

the DPS listed on the row is lower since the DoT kept ticking after i ran out of TP, whereas the smaller dps box thing was me taking a picture right after alt tabbing

Never leaving the boss your damage divided by your dps would be 251 seconds (4m 11s)

ah, right. now i feel stupid. going to try another rotation and see if i can get a bit more dps - sort of curious what other classes are parsing now though~

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Originally Posted by Eckoh

you should always parse for over 5 minutes so that RNG is less of a factor... the longer the parse the more accurate the result as its from a larger data set.

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It's funny that every time I turn around this number gets bigger. I parse 3 to 5 several times for several reasons. One being that in all honesty we aren't even going to get a chance to stand still for 3 minutes, let alone 5, plus phase changes, adds... so many reasons really. Essentially standing in one spot parsing a training dummy can get redundant as well as kill a resource pool, so 5 is my cap.

For bigger data numbers I run a minimum of 10 parses, most times I run 20 parses. This lets me both practice my initial rotation as well as follow ups and get a feel for the flow of the rotation at the beginning of the fight before that "zombie" mode kicks in.