The video - he seems to manage to get low on mana and time everything efficiently. Granted, he is parsing on a dummy. I feel like half of this very very major battle is just being able to dodge crap and still feel comfortable getting back on track with the rotation. I'd really like to see a video of him dodging hard mechanics to see what he does in the situation so that I can better understand it all.
Perhaps I should just practice on a dummy for a very long time until I get comfortable enough with it all...I also need to get spell speed. A lot more. I feel that's another thing holding me back. Only being able to throw out 2 fire 4's just doesn't sound right to me.
I also have an issue with when enochian falls off. I feel like it tends to fall of near the end of a fire4 chain, yet I can still throw out another fire 4. So, do I renew enochian, or throw out a fire 4 and wait for the cooldown and go back to 2.x rotation? Should my priority always be keeping Umbral up? Stop casting a fire 4 to throw out a fire?
What about when the ability is up and ready - when would the ideal time to use that be? If I can throw out another fire 4 and enochian is about to fall off, should I use enochian? Should I renew? Should I throw out the fire 4, blizz 3, thunder, fire 3, and enochian? It could interrupt my last fire 4 and I wouldn't be able to get it off in time. To put it into perspective:
If eno is on cooldown and is about to fall off:
Fire 4 > (Instead of fire 4) Blizz 3 > Blizz 4 > Fire 3 > Fire 4 -- or should I use fire 4 and let eno fall off? This is in the midst of dodging - so chances are, I will fail at keeping it up. If I consistently fail at keeping it up, should I just opt to use the fire 4 and go back to 2.x rotation?
If eno is off cooldown:
Fire 4 > (Low mana) > Fire 4 (Eno falls off) > Blizz 3 > Thunder > Fire 3 > Eno > Fire 4
I apologize for anyone reading this that is able to help me - it's a mess and probably confusing to you...hopefully not... I just want to nail this sonavab*tch rotation.