Warriors are useless in 90% of the games content

Ripqozko · #1 11-16-2023, 12:41 AM

I dont believe any of yall until DSM reads through 3 hours of logs. I dont want any parses i need pure logs.

DeathsSilkyMist · #2 11-16-2023, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Ripqozko [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I dont believe any of yall until DSM reads through 3 hours of logs. I dont want any parses i need pure logs.

You don't manually read through logs silly. You use basic programming and search tools to parse it yourself. That's what I do. When you have the logs you can separate the data much better, and double check the work. You also get more context as to what happened during the fight. You can see what spells are cast, if you were interrupted with a stun, if you turned off auto attack, etc.

Gameparse isn't going to remove ripostes from a parse, for example. This means your DPS parses are going to be skewed if you are testing something like how much STR affects your DPS. Also, if any bugs exist in Gameparse, you wouldn't know.

Here is a very simple example that you can code yourself and run in browser using https://playcode.io/javascript (Check the console result):

I use Notepad++ to search through the document to find the results that you plug into the array. Doesn't take long at all.

Jimjam · #3 11-16-2023, 03:18 AM

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Gameparse isn't going to remove ripostes from a parse, for example. This means your DPS parses are going to be skewed if you are testing something like how much STR affects your DPS.

When investigating the impact of strength on damage looking at damage per hit removes more variables than looking at dps, especially as Dps can be extrapolated as a factor on damage per hit.

Looking at damage per hit you don’t need to worry about variance in hit rate, parries, blocks, dodges, ripostes, etc. As such ripostes actually just give extra data points rather than taint the data.