I hope the next expansion reverses Heavensward's emphasis on rotations

[Dement]

I have to ask if the nay-sayers actively try to tackle more difficult current content. Yes, your rotation is there but at those level of fights, it is typically in the back of your mind at best, operating mostly off of muscle memory. Savage Gordias was built more around high DPS checks but Savage Midas has gone back to more mechanically intensive fights.

The only fight that comes to mind that is solely based around rotations in Savage is Hummelfaust which is a simple mini-boss. The other fights all have quite varied things in which you have to react to and often times the attacks do not have an AoE indicator (step into Nidhogg EX where you have to react to a variety of elements, none of which are telegraphed by AoE indicators). I can't think of any fights that are "the same thing over and over" in any of the Midas Savage Floors and they often change how they work by different phases. Part of the challenge is being able to keep up on your rotation as best as you can WHILE you deal with the reactive elements of the fight.

[odie]

editing for character limit

[Nayout]

Part of the challenge is being able to keep up on your rotation as best as you can WHILE you deal with the reactive elements of the fight.

THIS.
Make a rotation and adapt to situations in a fight he makes real player. Another important point is this,a problem that causes many problems in people.
http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...el-Vision-quot

[Shurrikhan]

THIS.
Make a rotation and adapt to situations in a fight he makes real player. Another important point is this,a problem that causes many problems in people.
http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...el-Vision-quot

Best answer I could have given him back when relevant, or to anyone suffering from that problem here, would be to have all your binds memorized and easily accessible, and then memorize the "worth it" values for various DoTs, buffs, and CDs in terms of just about every possible combination of effects. Know your CD alignments. Practice, practice, practice — from ideal situations and non-ideal situations. Track your outputs.