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Hats off the bcbrown for trying. I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone be so patient. His conduct was that of a gentleman and a scholar.
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He is unable to admit when he is wrong, just like yourself. I have admitted when I've made a mistake multiple times by contrast. A scholar and a gentleman does not troll other posters and refuse to admit when they are wrong. I hope Bcbrown can learn from his mistakes and become better from this. I hope the same for you too, but it has yet to happen.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 02-17-2024 at 11:22 AM..
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Now, how about that Scourge DoT DPS calculation you keep forgetting to admit you were wrong about?
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The only reason I came back to this thread was because I realized I made a miscalculation.
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You can not accept it all you want, but the data supports my math thus far, and you don't have an alternative you are willing to provide.
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Your 18 second fight calculation is here: https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...&postcount=659 The expected DPS was 26.29 damage / 18 seconds = 1.46 DPS, and the calculations look correct when taking into account the minor rounding you were doing. When looking at the same problem using a Normal Distribution: At 1 PPM you have: 1 PPM x (60 seconds / 18 seconds) = 0.333 PPM when taking into account the fight does not last a full minute. Scourge DoT Damage table over 18 seconds: [40, 64, 88, 112] = 304 damage / 4 damage numbers = 76 average damage x 0.333 PPM = 25.308 adjusted average damage / 18 seconds = 1.406 DPS If we use your percent chances to proc the weapon a second time [0.097, 0.097, 0.097, 0.011] = 0.302 / 4 = 0.0755 x 40 DD Damage = 3 damage. If we add the 3 damage to the 76 damage we got above, we now get: 79 average damage x 0.333 PPM = 26.31 damage / 18 seconds = 1.46 DPS Thank you for agreeing with me that the Normal Distribution method is good enough to approximate average DPS. My guess is you realized this too, which is why you refuse to post your math.
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