"Balance team tests the fights themseslves"

[Pyro2hell3]

fflogs has the same problem any tool like it tends to have tons of people not using it right or actually understanding it. it also has some major flaws. for example a week one orange parse which is basically the best a person who just hit 90 and started raiding this week could ever do will at some point become a grey parse and said player doing the best they possibly could and would most likely be a boon for any raid group will be treated like one of those idiots I could out dps by sitting on my key board.

I'm not even going to touch the hellish can of worms that comes from a voluntary sample method because that would take forever or more likely just kill everybody here

[Liam_Harper]

fflogs has the same problem any tool like it tends to have tons of people not using it right or actually understanding it. it also has some major flaws. for example a week one orange parse which is basically the best a person who just hit 90 and started raiding this week could ever do will at some point become a grey parse and said player doing the best they possibly could and would most likely be a boon for any raid group will be treated like one of those idiots I could out dps by sitting on my key board.

Logs don't work that way. You get your orange, it gets locked on your profile as a historical percentile.

Besides, no static with a shred of common sense cares if you have greys on your profile. The obsession over percentile number and fear that you'll be seen as "bad" (or judging others over it) if it isn't orange is mostly a casual player thing. Good players just use it to set personal goals and keep raids interesting on reclears. Decent statics are looking for your potential, your uptime and if you're playing your job correctly.