

so a parser? it tells you exactly the amount you did. so it gives you the answer right? something else is solving the problem other then you. right?
sorta like a calculator you don't have to know how to do the math itself just know how to put it in.


Nope. A Parser just shows you data that's already there, nothing more. And as mentioned before, you can't always go back far enough to see a whole fight by just looking at the logs. A parser just alleviates that.
If it shows you a certain DPS you are doing, but you know you should be doing more, it doesn't tell you anything but you're doing less than you should be.


sounds like hand holding to me. but that's just my opinion. something else is telling you something you need to know.
(just for the record) i do find books hand holding i find school hand holding. you learn things by people holding your hand and helping you giving you the information you need to know, but in the end it's up to you how you use it, even know how to use it.
from what it sounds for you as long as you have to work even though it gives you something it's not hand holding. like the 50% hm bonus it gives you a boost but if you can't do it you can't do it. it's not a guaranteed win.
and i am being serious when i ask this is is that how you feel about hand holding?
because i am not argueing what is and is not hand holding just wondering what is and is not hand holding to you specifically (ispano and rea)


http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...h/hand-holding
No, I tend to use terms based on what they actually mean, not what I personally feel they mean.


The provision of careful support or guidance to someone during a learning process or a period of change:http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...h/hand-holding
No, I tend to use terms based on what they actually mean, not what I personally feel they mean.
it's just a circle with you. with this definition this is exactly what a parser is. support or guidance in a learning process (which rotation is better)
it's holding your hand by making you have to do less. you say being given the recipe isn't hand holding but you wouldn't even be able to attempt it without the recipe.
hand holding isn't a bad thing it's a good thing.
Last edited by Musashidon; 04-06-2014 at 10:45 PM.


Nah, you just don't, or refuse, to get it. The parser does nothing but show you information. It shows you the results of changes YOU make, it tells you nothing more than the results. You just want to twist it around so it suits what you choose to think the term means, regardless of what it actually means.
Hand holding literally means what it implies. Someone is holding your hand because you need constant help with something. It doesn't tell you anything that isn't already there, it just compiles it into an easier to read format. You actually can't always do the same things without a parser as you can with due to the combat log being limited in length. It's not hand holding, get over it.
This is one of the problems I have with some people these days, they want to have their own meanings for words, different from what the words actually mean. There's a reason words have certain meanings.
Last edited by ispano; 04-07-2014 at 02:10 AM.
*editted part here* gonna leave the original part below, since i read part of your message and then jumped the gun, an for that i apologize, as it seems we actually agree, but reason im leaving the message intact is its just more information i feel where in game stuff is lacking where a third party thing like a parser takes in account actual combat numbers, not standing there, not moving, dodging, healing, reviving and having damage down for a minute, etc, and its true, a parser wont help you with mechanics, those you have to learn yourself, only thing a parser does is give you the raw numbers of your dps for the fight as far as i know, friends had me install a parser mod i think when they tried to get me into wow, funny thing is that game needs too many mods, actually have to have mods to track quests an things like that on the mini map... one of if not the longest running mmo, requires multiple mods to have it to be playable, kinda sad thinking about itNah, you just don't, or refuse, to get it. The parser does nothing but show you information. It shows you the results of changes YOU make, it tells you nothing more than the results. You just want to twist it around so it suits what you choose to think the term means, regardless of what it actually means.
Hand holding literally means what it implies. Someone is holding your hand because you need constant help with something. It doesn't tell you anything that isn't already there, it just compiles it into an easier to read format. You actually can't always do the same things without a parser as you can with due to the combat log being limited in length. It's not hand holding, get over it.
This is one of the problems I have with some people these days, they want to have their own meanings for words, different from what the words actually mean. There's a reason words have certain meanings.
*end of edit*
so by your logic, everyone should take time after wiping, read through the battle tab and see where they messed up in their rotation? is that your answer? and the dps dummies for each extreme fights arent a good benchmark either because it doesnt measure when you are dodging mechanics, dying, etc, and before you even say it, no i dont use parsers, i was however searching to see if they were allowed or not since if used solely for your own personal checking (which guess what? the moment its not, and someone uses it to be abusive and call others out for not meeting dps checks, which there are currently with or without parsers because people dont want to take the blame themselves, or just move on an try again after telling people the mechanics if they messed up in a civil manor, there is a handy dandy report function built into the game, didnt know if you knew that or not)
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