Looking for pro advice for MNK Rotations.

[Ricdeau]

A priority system is when you are faced with multiple options, and you have to determine which is the most appropriate attack given your conditions: Foregoing a positional and staying the course, clipping or not clipping a DOT, determining if a buff/debuff has the time left to last through another set of moves, etc. As monks we have multiple options as such you have to place a priority on what occurs. So a priority system is what is used to determine what the best attack is for the situation that you are in. It's not limited to a narrow definition that you want to give it. Again, what you described before is a priority system.

I'm not saying that what you said was incorrect just that what you described is a priority system.

[kukurumei]

A priority system is when you are faced with multiple options, and you have to determine which is the most appropriate attack given your conditions: Foregoing a positional and staying the course, clipping or not clipping a DOT, determining if a buff/debuff has the time left to last through another set of moves, etc. As monks we have multiple options as such you have to place a priority on what occurs. So a priority system is what is used to determine what the best attack is for the situation that you are in. It's not limited to a narrow definition that you want to give it. Again, what you described before is a priority system.

I'm not saying that what you said was incorrect just that what you described is a priority system.

That's fuzzing the line there. The current mnk rotation for t8 for instance already defies logic of the priority system, by simply rely on brute force math aka intentionally letting buffs drop.

Mnks simply by definition have to "sit" in a position, so a priority system is like saying risk system, which in the loosest sense means anything and everything.

[Ricdeau]

That's fuzzing the line there. The current mnk rotation for t8 for instance already defies logic of the priority system, by simply rely on brute force math aka intentionally letting buffs drop.

Mnks simply by definition have to "sit" in a position, so a priority system is like saying risk system, which in the loosest sense means anything and everything.

I'm not fuzzing any lines. You make a decision based on the situation you are in on a set of decisions that are going to give you the desired result. To accomplish this you have priorities. Priorities can change based on circumstance.

It really seems like you argue for the sake of arguing.