Can we have some sort of Wolves Den personal dps meter?

[TiaHariberu]

This is still going? OP has no clue and can't deal with being proven wrong by everyone basically those who agreed with OP are randoms that don't even pvp.

There is no reason for a a tool that tracks sustained damage also ppl would think they are good cause of sustained damage. Anyway you also think high damage as tank doesn't exclude doing ur job. If u use low dmg skills like stun or hold bloodspiller to time cc/follow up you won't get past 200k except culling stacks. You have a good idea of how much dmg u do and "pressure" is not just damage alone it involves positioning etc. having alot of uptime can be very bad too. Your arguments got invalid as soon as you said stuff like staying on heal like literally 7mins is good etc.it also proved how irrelevant the ranking is since stormblood came out since most top100 now don't even know the basics.

[Geryth]

This is still going? OP has no clue and can't deal with being proven wrong by everyone basically those who agreed with OP are randoms that don't even pvp.

There is more to PvP than just Feast. Frontlines is a thing, and honing sustained damage is important for killing PvE objectives. What's wrong with giving players a tool to try out different rotations and see what does the most damage? Or try different scenarios to get burst out depending on what cooldowns they have available?

I'm not some random who doesn't PvP - I've put 800-900 Frontlines games in the last month and a half, and of the feast I've been able to do, I have somewhere around a 65% win rate in training matches over about 80 games. Once I get the Frontlines titles I'm after, I'm coming after Feast - I'll be seeing you there shortly.