Dragoons: A Rotation Reborn

[JetBrooks]

So whats the actual DPS loss if I still use the old rotation of HT-Ph-IR-Dis-CT-TTT-Ht-Ph-TTT-TTT instead of the new rotation of HT-ID-Dis-CT-Ph-TTT-HT-TTT-Ph-ID-Dis-CT-HT-TTT-Ph-TTT?

Not sure on the stat, but we pretty much only used Fracture as a way to avoid clipping Chaos Thrust. It was the most amount of DPS without the risk of clipping. Now that it's okay to clip, we can do the new best rotation, which would have been the best in the first place, without worrying about clipping and losing DPS. It's also very nice to execute, once you get used to it.

[CitizenKing]

Not sure on the stat, but we pretty much only used Fracture as a way to avoid clipping Chaos Thrust. It was the most amount of DPS without the risk of clipping. Now that it's okay to clip, we can do the new best rotation, which would have been the best in the first place, without worrying about clipping and losing DPS. It's also very nice to execute, once you get used to it.

What does Fracture have to do with my question? I'm curious about the actual % DPS gain for using the more complicated H IDC P TTT H TTT P IDC H TTT P TTT combo over the simpler H P IDC TTT H P TTT TTT combo?

[JetBrooks]

What does Fracture have to do with my question?

LOL my bad.

[Jamison]

What does Fracture have to do with my question? I'm curious about the actual % DPS gain for using the more complicated H IDC P TTT H TTT P IDC H TTT P TTT combo over the simpler H P IDC TTT H P TTT TTT combo?

I might suggest a compromise:

HP IDC TTT
HP TTT IDC
HP TTT TTT

That is essentially the more complicated rotation but groups H and P together to make it a lot easier to remember during a fight. It flows like the simple rotation and in my limited parsing is only about 1-1.5 DPS less.