Sorry, I've been trying to watch this thread from the sidelines since my last post and with LongNu on ignore, but I just couldn't help myself.
Unfortunately for you, the burden of proof is on you. Otherwise, no one will take what you say seriously.
I've already done my tests and found my proof. I am more than satisfied in my findings. You, on the other hand have yet to disprove me which only adds to my satisfaction in what I have found.
Where are the parses?
Parses = Fact.
Your Satisfaction = Nothing.
I'd like to see both parsed out -- Until then, the best we have is theory-crafting...
Parses are far from 100% accurate and for what it's worth, I've already used the faulty mechanism to gain my results by testing both rotations. Therefore...
I'm satisfied with what I've found, unless I was specifically shown otherwise. Which I have not been up to now.Your Satisfaction = Nothing.
I agree.Until then, the best we have is theory-crafting...
Because it's true.
/Shrug
There has been nothing to otherwise convince me other than trolling, name-calling and useless untested schematics. If that's 'proof' then I must be rudely mistaken.
To be fair that's incorrect usage of the word "schematics". That's pretty much the only useful thing I can add here.Parses are far from 100% accurate and for what it's worth, I've already used the faulty mechanism to gain my results by testing both rotations. Therefore...
I'm satisfied with what I've found, unless I was specifically shown otherwise. Which I have not been up to now.
I agree.
Because it's true.
/Shrug
There has been nothing to otherwise convince me other than trolling, name-calling and useless untested schematics. If that's 'proof' then I must be rudely mistaken.
I fail to understand how parsing is inaccurate.Parses are far from 100% accurate and for what it's worth, I've already used the faulty mechanism to gain my results by testing both rotations. Therefore...
I'm satisfied with what I've found, unless I was specifically shown otherwise. Which I have not been up to now.
I agree.
All of your information from FFXIV is time-stamped, this includes damage.
A parser takes that damage, including dots and spits out a total dps.
There is no data, unless the parser cannot add, that can be mis-construed.
Even if dot damage was cycled differently, your DPS wouldn't change because it's still over a time period.
Ultimately, I fail to see how a parser cannot add.
I'm also not calling you names, simply saying that until you put forth evidence -- There is no fact to base this theory on...You know, a lot like UFOs are real...Just sayin.
The parsers themselves aren't 100% accurate in terms of recording information. This isn't speculation, this is actual fact that can be tested in game right now. Take a friend and parse yourselves against a boss, a dummy, a mob or whatever and you'll see for yourself. Some of the results shown in comparison to my other field testers have been wild and inaccurate to what was shown on my parser. We used the same parser with wildly different inconsistent results. For what it's worth, however, I have used this faulty mechanism to gauge my DPS using the rotation I presented and the other(s) in the other thread and this one has proved more beneficial for me (Higher DPS) in every situation and circumstance. Be it 30s, 3m, 7m fights.
Ok so I just wanna know once and for all... what proof would be enough to satisfy you? Prove has already been put forth and you guys are saying there is no proof... What proof do you want, what boss is standard for determining what DPS is valid? Or is it a dummy? If so, how long of a parse do you need? It just seems no matter what proof is put forth some people just don't want to believe the truth.
You guys are in here talking about the equivalent of someone batting .500 a week into the season and you're wondering why no one's impressed. It's absurd.Ok so I just wanna know once and for all... what proof would be enough to satisfy you? Prove has already been put forth and you guys are saying there is no proof... What proof do you want, what boss is standard for determining what DPS is valid? Or is it a dummy? If so, how long of a parse do you need? It just seems no matter what proof is put forth some people just don't want to believe the truth.
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