Good job 👏

im wondering the same thing. Did you figure it out?

This is a month old...

Aww love this message 💗 I had to go back and watch the stream to remind myself how amazing the community was! Hope you and Barbara and happy and well!

@@AoLastShelter we are doing good thank you 💞💞. Good to hear from you 😊

Glad you enjoyed! That was the intent, to explain it for everyone playing :)

Yeah that's why I'm really surprised by the frost mage buffs haha. Guess average players are struggling with it 🤷‍♂️

Fire mage still bad

hmm prinxe!

@@AoLastShelter which game is it sir ji

It's called Tarisland bro. PC and mobile

Ok sir

I don’t think it’s D grade, I mostly dominating groups with dps

you are dead wrong. I get higher dps/burst with blue build.

@@yordayakk240 wierd no matter what i do. My purple build does way more dmg per second and put me on top of dps charts than blue build. I like blue build better tho . Whats your stats like and talent build and rotation?

Haha in the beginning it was bad because they had no crit rate, now its so strong lmao

I am not using the top right corner for any numbers in the rankings. That's just for some background content 😊

Directly from the top global parses: trl.tarisglobal.com/act/a20231020/html/index.html

#IMissLinda

Much sasquatch love brother! 🍻🍻

Love the comment. Gaming the parses and population disparities are issues for averaging out numbers, but they aren't particularly relevant for TOP parses. Every spec has people gaming the top parses, so the functionality still applies. The BEST performing specs will still have the best parses. It's the same with popularity of specs. There is representation of every spec on all of the leaderboards, which means there are competent players in every spec, from which we deduce the numbers. I do not take the AVERAGE for these numbers because of the reasons you outlined above. What I do is I look at the absolute best parse for every spec on every raid across all regions. I take the single top parse for each raid, and weigh all of the other top parses against it. I then average the weights for a particular spec across every raid to derive my numbers. What this looks like is Justice: 0.0, Duel: 1.2, Thunder: 15.1, etc. Subsequently I take the "ranking" of every spec for every raid. So Gemini Twins Elite for example, Duel has the highest parse, then thunder, then soul snatch, etc.. I summate all of the rankings to derive a separate value. This helps to reduce the effect that outliers have on the overall ranking, like Rage performing really poorly in Ancient Tree. The 3rd and final value thing I note is the difference between the min and the max "Battle Rating" (their system used to determine All-Star DPS). I simply use this number to look for extreme outliers like Justice or Faith DPS. If a class has a large disparity, I gather the top 5-10 parses instead and compare the results.

​​@@AoLastShelter Thanks for the detailed response, I'll take time to write something up, but there is quite a few dps priest here at 10k dps final damage, Blight dragon downs, with videos of it here on YT for example. So we can see Data, and we see what's actually happening, and what's actually happening is EU dps priests are pulling 9-10ks on Blight, but one comment you made here was preist don't do well on Blight. I'm happy to share a recent EU video where dps preist finished 9.5k dps Blight. I'll respond more fully though here, I think there is a subtle miss in the way you're working the data, and extrapolating it to "best performing dps"

Yeah the highest performing priest pulled a 10,781 dps parse on BD. When I last recorded the data, the highest parsing priest was < 8k dps.

Someone clearly didn't watch the video 🤣 I explained in the very beginning of the video that these numbers are directly from the game, across ALL global regions... meaning every single player in the game. It has nothing to do with who I play with in any way, shape, or form. Try watching next time before commenting 😉