What in the world happened here in the past day, seems like the train was knocked clear off the rails.

What in the world happened here in the past day, seems like the train was knocked clear off the rails.


I should have looked harder at 1st post ._.;Monk nub here trying to rock it. Question: Should I worry about clipping demolish?
I'm clipping quite a bit when I combo 1 > 2 > Demolish > 1 > 2 > Snap Punch > 1 > 2 > Demolish > etc rotation (ToD as needed).
Should I be trying 1 > 2 > Demo > 1 > 2 > Snap > 1 > 2 > Snap > 1 > 2 > Demo > etc instead? Demo DoT will wear off if I refresh ToD this rotation, but only for a couple seconds. Is that better than consistently clipping Demo?
Second way makes hitting positions a little more manic.. that and between Twinsnakes buff and Dragon Kick Debuff.. my brain..
lol some people are so funny. Look, ill be blunt with some of you. If you cant do 600 dps on a dummy as a maxed out monk, then you are not a solid monk. Up your gear or up your rotation. Period.
As for the earlier argument. I figured out a way to determine the true value of det. Unequip your monk. Equip all crafted gear. Now go attack a dummy and repeat the same rotation over and over again. Determine average dps after X amount of runs.
Now, repeat same exercize but this time, meld a shitton of det on your gear. It will have to be a large amount to make a substantial difference, but there is only so much det you can meld so I guess just max it out with maximum det. Now repeat the dummy X amount of tries. Determine average dps.
The difference between the first run and the last run, is the value of X amount of det you melded onto it.
Ok, 2 things. First, 3 weapon damage is same as 21 str. If 21 str equals 30-40 dps, then 50 str = 71-95 dps. ALMOST as much as I asked for (100dps). Close enough. So unknowingly, you actually validated my claims.Funny thing about all of these is disregarding weights, 5 ilevels on weapon has always been 10-20 dps, and 3 weapon damage has always been about 30-40 dps. Don't ask me why that is, its just an obvservation.
Secondly, and this is for the rest of the people. Since we now know what dps increase 21 str gives us, using the above method, we can calculate the true worth of a det. This would lay to rest once and for all what the value of a det is. But will prolly cost a heft amount of gil. Now you talked the talk, time for you to walk the walk. I asked for a 750 dps proof, in light of recent comments, ie 50 str being 71-95 dps, I would lower this to 730 dps.
So 2 choices. 1) post 730 dps of a det stacked monk using criteria as described previously and not one different criteria. or, 2) determine det value using method described above.
Reached max posts. Use the method above using a monk with 600 base str (or 630 or 660 whatever you have) and this will determine the value of DET for THAT PARTICULAR amount of str.No, because that isn't how Determination Scales. You've forgotten the two core principles of Determination. It's linear gains of damage per point, presumably as a multiplier, and the effect of this multiplier is scaled with an increase of Weapon Damage and Strength.
Determination at 600 Strength, per point, scales better with damage than you would if you had 500 Strength.
That's what you're failing to understand.
This works because we are determining det weight NOW aka on a i120 or i130 monk with the strength now. If det really scales per strength, then the findings wouldnt be much use next patch but who cares. The stat weights posted previously are gonna be next to useless next expansion ANYWAY.
Noone forces you to read. Drop your attitude. You dont own these forums man.Until you have evidence, data, parses, excel spreadsheets and graphs to back up your claims, please, kindly, stop posting because you're starting to annoy the majority of the players here.
Last edited by Truedragon; 05-07-2015 at 05:37 AM.
So, just to be clear, your idea is to do the following:
1) Take a 630 parse as baseline, which is what people average around current BiS gear.
2) Drop down to i110 because you're going to only use crafted gear
3) Determine the new average of this i110 gear
4) Meld the gear with full Determination for millions of gil
5) Establish a new average with the full Determination melds
6) Somehow be surprised that your DPS average hasn't skyrocketed to 730
If you're going to try to say that the model is wrong, you can't do it by asking people to produce something the model doesn't predict. Either produce something yourself that the model doesn't predict (which would show that the model is wrong), or actually use the model to make a prediction and show that the prediction is wrong. You've failed to do either.
No one was arguing about getting 600 DPS on a dummy. You said monks average 650 which isn't true. For a 4 minute dummy run with no party/food/pots you will get around 600. With party/food/pots you will see that increase to probably closer to 630. 650 is not the average people are getting on 4 minute parses, but more of an extreme high with good crits. You keep mentioning evidence but you have supplied nothing but bold claims, and are arguing with the people that came up with both sets of weights are you arguing for and against.
No, because that isn't how Determination Scales. You've forgotten the two core principles of Determination. It's linear gains of damage per point, presumably as a multiplier, HOWEVER, the effect of this multiplier is scaled with an increase of Weapon Damage and Strength.
Determination at 600 Strength, per point, scales better with damage than you would if you had 500 Strength.
That's what you're failing to understand. So a naked determination test does absolutely nothing for your argument. And I've done all the work already on my blog for you to check out, how per point, how Determination scales from 574-660 Strength and Sunny as a graph showing the scale of Determination at 300 and 330 Strength.
Come back when you have as much data, or more, as this. And this isn't half of what I have:
http://www.filedropper.com/detvsbasestrtotals <- Link for my excel spreadsheet with a lot of the data you're seeing
Until you have evidence, data, parses, excel spreadsheets and graphs to back up your claims, please, kindly, stop posting because you're starting to annoy the majority of the players here.
EDIT: oh you know what, here's all my Models and Formulas as well whilst I'm at it, which I'd say, is around 95% accurate for the Dragoon.
Ability Skills: (Potency/100)*((WD*0.0437052+1)*(AP*0.0763653+4.4581293)*(DET*0.0006116+1))
Auto-Attacks: ((AA_DMG*0.0.0388814+1)*(STR*0.0717908+3.5421066)*(DTR*0.0014237+1))
So if you want to play around with something, there you go. Test it and prove me wrong. I'm waiting.
Because all you've done so far is blanket rebuttals against my arguments towards you without any factual evidence. There's my Evidence.
Last edited by Dervy; 05-07-2015 at 05:44 AM.
I can't take it any more boys.
Last edited by Hakmatic; 05-07-2015 at 07:51 AM.
Hakmatic, edit your post bro. Mods actually browse DPS forums now haha! don't want people getting banned around here. Need you all for Heavensward.
lol I almost dont even care

The ignorance is REAL! LMAO
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