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Old 04-10-2019, 03:20 PM
Cerate Cerate is offline
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Sure, 99% haste would be more accurate.

DoTs deal aggro both up-front and on ticks. It's not very apparent for warriors because most DoT ticks we get are quite small, but it's obvious for shamans, necros and druids. NPCs turn on ticks. I've added 10 ticks of damage to represent one minute of DoT damage with the initial proc hate. As I said, if it's not continuously maintained (resists or unlucky with procs) then that's going to overestimate the value. Ticks also do less damage when the NPC is moving, so that's a factor, too. Thankfully, even the upper bound for tick hate is relatively small.

I'm also not sure about Feverblade ticks yet. When I parsed it, I had my control wait until I got the worn off message, then told him to start swinging. So the Feverblade proc plus any hidden ticks, if they generate hate or not, added up to about 550. I'm not sure what all the ticks are even supposed to add up to, from the description it sounds like it starts at 22 then the ticks go down in damage from there, like shaman epic in reverse? So that's just kind of a mess.

WESS parses for me to about 400-450, probably getting capped at 400 as per the new post-chardok cap for non-damaging procs. I don't have access to a bio orb or ragefire BP, but that might be a way to try to isolate a blind's hate for warriors, if it's less than that cap.
 


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