Would you like an in-game parser?

[RobbieH]

Out of curiosity. The SMN you just mentioned, would you feel justified in kicking them?

I didn't start a vote kick, does it answer your question?

At least one DPS was dead every round by falling, then sometime during adds a tank would fall too.

We were able to get past dragons with one DPS dead and SMN spamming Ruin 2, but then the Healers died for some reason and we wipe.

No vote kicks were started, but someone did start abandon and it ended.

For the record i got in by joining party in progress.

I am going to say it again, that isn't necessarily true. I've seen SMN AoE with 1000 DPS, and most melee can easily outdo 1000 DPS in single target damage. I used SMN here, because obviously they are the best at AoE - it's worse with other jobs. While yes, of equal skill, a person doing AoE will gain over single target, the issue is that you don't see people of equal skill in DF.

You're talking about something different than what i was mentioning, you didn't understand what i was saying or anyone in previous page for that matter.

I said there are gains, which there are even if the rotation is poor.

You're taking it as if they'll become the best DPS with the buffs or that the damage will increase a lot, this is NOT what i said, when you apply a Damage Buff what does it do? It increases damage, minimal increase or not is still an increase.

And without a parser it's the best bet to use on the best AOE dps Job when taking down adds because you don't know if they used Quelling Strikes or simply messed up their initial rotation, is that simple.

if you already use a parse, since you're posting numbers then you shouldn't be complaining about my point to begin with because without a parser you don't know numbers and you can't judge if it's the Dragoon or EOS that's doing better AOE DPS at all even by looking at Hate bar because each skill generates different amounts of hate (that's why i have to QE when doing opener as Bard or tank loses hate) and in an AOE situation is even harder to tell.