Speed_Kills wrote: »If I'm seeing correctly, I see 15%-22% proc chances in 3 tests.... if you test more you will get some that are >25%.... that's how RNG works. Sometimes you will get below 25% procs and sometimes more. In a very large test you will average 25% procs though. (100 hits isn't a very large sample size)
Speed_Kills wrote: »If I'm seeing correctly, I see 15%-22% proc chances in 3 tests.... if you test more you will get some that are >25%.... that's how RNG works. Sometimes you will get below 25% procs and sometimes more. In a very large test you will average 25% procs though. (100 hits isn't a very large sample size)
Speed_Kills wrote: »If I'm seeing correctly, I see 15%-22% proc chances in 3 tests.... if you test more you will get some that are >25%.... that's how RNG works. Sometimes you will get below 25% procs and sometimes more. In a very large test you will average 25% procs though. (100 hits isn't a very large sample size)
100 sample size is plenty large enough and more than 3 times the minimum needed.
To the OP, this is very interesting data. I am wondering a few things.
Was Jabs used 25 times for the 100 hits? I'm guessing it was by your wording.
Was Blazing spear cast only 15 times and the rest of the hits all dot ticks?
Can you test it with the other morph of Blazing spear?
Out of curiosity, could you try a few hits without cp and compare results?
Reduction of variables. It looks, from your data, that the burning light is proccing around 15-22%. The 60% you point to is the damage %, not proc %.
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I see what you mean about tanks.
What type of DMG increase do you mean? We have 6% on Balanced Warrior 2/2-- though when I looked over the tooltip for this on PS4 I was under the impression it was for stamina users only.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
The proc is there to help tanks gain a little burst, since you need high resistance to take full advantage of the time spent acquiring those procs.
I'll take the passive DMG increase, especially since it's generally unavoidable, further promoting Templars as having consistent damage in PvP.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
The proc is there to help tanks gain a little burst, since you need high resistance to take full advantage of the time spent acquiring those procs.
I'll take the passive DMG increase, especially since it's generally unavoidable, further promoting Templars as having consistent damage in PvP.
It's hard to argue that it's for tanks since it scales directly with damage stats. The BL damage on a full tank spec is going to be very negligible. BL is a DPS passive.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
The proc is there to help tanks gain a little burst, since you need high resistance to take full advantage of the time spent acquiring those procs.
I'll take the passive DMG increase, especially since it's generally unavoidable, further promoting Templars as having consistent damage in PvP.
It's hard to argue that it's for tanks since it scales directly with damage stats. The BL damage on a full tank spec is going to be very negligible. BL is a DPS passive.
Well, the time it takes to proc is for tankier builds (since you'll draw out the battle timeframe.) Otherwise you can't rely on that DMG; it's just there when it happens. Templars in general are better if played tankier than the standard DPS classes.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
The proc is there to help tanks gain a little burst, since you need high resistance to take full advantage of the time spent acquiring those procs.
I'll take the passive DMG increase, especially since it's generally unavoidable, further promoting Templars as having consistent damage in PvP.
It's hard to argue that it's for tanks since it scales directly with damage stats. The BL damage on a full tank spec is going to be very negligible. BL is a DPS passive.
Well, the time it takes to proc is for tankier builds (since you'll draw out the battle timeframe.) Otherwise you can't rely on that DMG; it's just there when it happens. Templars in general are better if played tankier than the standard DPS classes.
Burning Light is ~7% of templars PvE-DPS...i don't think that's nothing to rely on...
This passive won't do anything when playing tank/tankier...it also doesn't help when healing...
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »
Honestly the Javelin data is what worries me most and was the reason for the testing - I use it religiously in my PvP burst rotation and have long felt there was something amiss with the Burning Light proc chance.
I run Stamplar in PVP. Front my point of view, we shouldn't worry about a proc and it's damage. They are built to be unreliable sources of damage. When I run my burst in PVP, I can still kill my opponents--and plan to kill them without the proc. There is no way for us to control it. If it happens on the off chance we hit someone with Javelin it's a happy little accident and it usually hurts a lot. Especially something like Power of The Light in our tool kit, we need to be very careful how we ask for buffs because if we up BL proc chance we can easily become overpowered.
Think of the proc in this way, if you are fighting a potato in PvP chances are you will rarely see it proc since your target is dead quick. Long term fights, this is where BL proc becomes our friend, it's definitely much more important to see it show up in heated fights then it is against a little zergling.
The proc is there to help tanks gain a little burst, since you need high resistance to take full advantage of the time spent acquiring those procs.
I'll take the passive DMG increase, especially since it's generally unavoidable, further promoting Templars as having consistent damage in PvP.
It's hard to argue that it's for tanks since it scales directly with damage stats. The BL damage on a full tank spec is going to be very negligible. BL is a DPS passive.
Well, the time it takes to proc is for tankier builds (since you'll draw out the battle timeframe.) Otherwise you can't rely on that DMG; it's just there when it happens. Templars in general are better if played tankier than the standard DPS classes.
Burning Light is ~7% of templars PvE-DPS...i don't think that's nothing to rely on...
This passive won't do anything when playing tank/tankier...it also doesn't help when healing...
My comment was based on PvP. I agree of it's importance in pve for consistent DPS.
But if one ran the same pve setup in PvP, you'll notice very quickly how important it is to pick up defensive/tankier stats in order to maintain consistent procs of burning light. That's all I'm saying .