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Old 12-09-2020, 09:52 PM
Exard3k Exard3k is offline
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Parse a high level rogue vs a wizard. Tell me who wins, rogues that backstab for 300-400 without any costs or the wizard spitting 1600 every 72 seconds, it doesn't take a genius. Just in denial.
400dmg with 10sec cooldown = 40 DPS
1615dmg with 7 sec casting = 230 DPS


Of course it's not that easy, but accurate if mob lives <10sec and/or avg pull duration is >=72sec.

So now we're talking about circumstances. And this differs widely. For comparison we need more variables like mob lifetime, pull duration, pull variety, group breaks, mob type, etc. not even talking about quality of dmg.

Things are not that simple.
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Old 12-09-2020, 10:04 PM
Keebz Keebz is offline
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400dmg with 10sec cooldown = 40 DPS
1615dmg with 7 sec casting = 230 DPS

Your point on the bursty-ness of wizard damage is well taken, but Backstab is affected by haste.
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Old 12-10-2020, 05:57 PM
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400dmg with 10sec cooldown = 40 DPS
1615dmg with 7 sec casting = 230 DPS


Of course it's not that easy, but accurate if mob lives <10sec and/or avg pull duration is >=72sec.

So now we're talking about circumstances. And this differs widely. For comparison we need more variables like mob lifetime, pull duration, pull variety, group breaks, mob type, etc. not even talking about quality of dmg.

Things are not that simple.
If you take into account only medding, that 1615dmg is 72 seconds with maximum mana regen clarity II.
So rogue potential is 7 x 400 = 2800 dmg just from backstabs alone, and in the same amount of time for wizard to med enough to do 1615dmg.
That doesn't include fiz or resist or agro mitigation. Not sure about rogue skill cool down/overlaps for backstab an evade.

1615dmg with 7 sec casting + 72 sec medding time = 22 DPS
The problem with wizards, and only wizards, is they have no way to contribute to melee damage, every other class can significantly buff to assist melee damage, and/or use a pet, or do melee damage themselves.
Melee damage is only a CH away from infinite damage. That why only wizards need buffed.
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Old 12-10-2020, 06:44 PM
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400dmg with 10sec cooldown = 40 DPS
1615dmg with 7 sec casting = 230 DPS


Of course it's not that easy, but accurate if mob lives <10sec and/or avg pull duration is >=72sec.

So now we're talking about circumstances. And this differs widely. For comparison we need more variables like mob lifetime, pull duration, pull variety, group breaks, mob type, etc. not even talking about quality of dmg.

Things are not that simple.
Yeah you’re right it’s not this easy. Because you’re not adding in the constant damage a Rogue is doing over the course of the kill, and you’re not dividing the Wizard’s damage by the zero damage they are doing for the rest of the kill.

It also ignores the many kills a wizard won’t even do any damage on at all because they’re sitting there medding through
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