



Valera Progib wrote: »That crit is very low, but you should still do 22k easy
Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
Little things can add up to a lot.
Gothlander wrote: »Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
Little things can add up to a lot.
Piercing is physical pen so its good for PVE. No one is hitting the dummy but me. Yes using the weapon power/crit potions. One dagger has poison damage enchantment and the other has weapon power chant. Rings have weapon damage enchants and neck has stam rec. All gear is enchanted with stam. I am not sure if I am weaving in light and heavy attacks correctly.
Waffennacht wrote: »Gothlander wrote: »Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
Little things can add up to a lot.
Piercing is physical pen so its good for PVE. No one is hitting the dummy but me. Yes using the weapon power/crit potions. One dagger has poison damage enchantment and the other has weapon power chant. Rings have weapon damage enchants and neck has stam rec. All gear is enchanted with stam. I am not sure if I am weaving in light and heavy attacks correctly.
Keep in mind that the stats people are saying may include someone providing major fracture (8% more damage, or roughly 2k more do for you) and/or major/minor force (could be 5-15% dmg more) etc. With that in mind you would hit 27k dps
Gothlander wrote: »Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
Little things can add up to a lot.
Piercing is physical pen so its good for PVE. No one is hitting the dummy but me. Yes using the weapon power/crit potions. One dagger has poison damage enchantment and the other has weapon power chant. Rings have weapon damage enchants and neck has stam rec. All gear is enchanted with stam. I am not sure if I am weaving in light and heavy attacks correctly.
WrathOfInnos wrote: »Are you using weapon power/weapon crit/restore stamina potions?
If you want to do damage as a Stamplar I would recommend Nos's build. https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/273690/the-sting-nos-stamplar-dps-guide-dragon-bones-dlc-ready/p1
Gothlander wrote: »Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
Little things can add up to a lot.
Piercing is physical pen so its good for PVE. No one is hitting the dummy but me. Yes using the weapon power/crit potions. One dagger has poison damage enchantment and the other has weapon power chant. Rings have weapon damage enchants and neck has stam rec. All gear is enchanted with stam. I am not sure if I am weaving in light and heavy attacks correctly.
Im sorry, I mixed Piercing up with a different CP star. You are correct. Given this, though, MOST stamina builds are at penetration cap without any points into piercing and without any spriggans gear on with the correct debuffs applied by tanks and healers to the dummy, so a lot of times guilds will expect you to run 0 into penetration because that's what you would be running in a trial, and their required DPS numbers are based off of what you should be hitting with 0 into penetration.
Also, try replacing the necklace enchanted with stam recovery with a third damage glyph. Might make a bit of difference. You should have enough regen to do a rotation with like one or two heavies.
SquareSausage wrote: »
For a dummy test he wants as much penetration as can get him to the cap thats why CP put there and spriggans. There isnt a raid providing sunderflame, nmg and Alkosh behind him.
And he pulling 22k dps so i highly doube hes in a group providing all those debuffs.
but to answer OP ye you can get 22k np with those stats imo.
Why do you have points in piercing? Unless you're a PVP build. In which case, the dummy has nothing to do with your combat effectiveness.
You might benefit from a little CP reorganization.
Your penetration and crit are also pretty low, especially for a spriggan's build. Does someone have pierce armor or ransack on the dummy? Are you using weapon power/crit pots? Did you remember to add enchantments to your crafted hundings gear? What enchantments are you using on your weapons? Did you change your spriggan's jewelry enchants to weapon damage?
You might also benefit from golding out your gear. I would start with Hundings first. Once you get established you will probably end up trading Spriggan's for VO, Night Mother's or Sunderflame (if you're looking into being a trial's DPS) so I would hold off on the spriggans.
Little things can add up to a lot.
Alcast's builds for stam all have piercing in them. I'm not saying he is the absolute end all of theorycrafters, but he is very good at what he does in this game. If he says it's good, it may be worth it to try out.
Alcast's builds for stam all have piercing in them. I'm not saying he is the absolute end all of theorycrafters, but he is very good at what he does in this game. If he says it's good, it may be worth it to try out.
Yeah. I had mixed up piercing with the other CP star named something similar. The one that deals extra damage to enemies with shields.
Penetration is of course, necessary. What I am trying to say is that many raid guilds want you to run CP elsewhere, because your build will already be at pen cap with buffs they provide in raid. Therefore, their standards for what you should be hitting solo will take into account the fact that you won't have any CP in piercing. Even though you *could* raise your solo parse by stacking points into pen, a good deal of people would consider that to be a parse cheese.
This is all assuming a trials context though, which the OP, I will admit, gave no indication that he was involved with. If it turns out to be that you just want to improve your parse for personal reasons, or for running dungeons or vMA then you can reasonably ignore my warning.
I really am just trying to help
Alcast's builds for stam all have piercing in them. I'm not saying he is the absolute end all of theorycrafters, but he is very good at what he does in this game. If he says it's good, it may be worth it to try out.
Yeah. I had mixed up piercing with the other CP star named something similar. The one that deals extra damage to enemies with shields.
Penetration is of course, necessary. What I am trying to say is that many raid guilds want you to run CP elsewhere, because your build will already be at pen cap with buffs they provide in raid. Therefore, their standards for what you should be hitting solo will take into account the fact that you won't have any CP in piercing. Even though you *could* raise your solo parse by stacking points into pen, a good deal of people would consider that to be a parse cheese.
This is all assuming a trials context though, which the OP, I will admit, gave no indication that he was involved with. If it turns out to be that you just want to improve your parse for personal reasons, or for running dungeons or vMA then you can reasonably ignore my warning.
I really am just trying to help
I understand what you are saying. What I am saying is that all of alcast's stam builds, made for raiding, have piercing in them. The build link above, made for raising, has piercing in it. All of the builds before HoR were void of piercing, but now, there is a little bit in all of them I see from respected members of the community. There may be something to that. Maybe new weapon enchants, or gear choice, but it is a part of raid builds now.
MehrunesFlagon wrote: »
Alcast's builds for stam all have piercing in them. I'm not saying he is the absolute end all of theorycrafters, but he is very good at what he does in this game. If he says it's good, it may be worth it to try out.
Yeah. I had mixed up piercing with the other CP star named something similar. The one that deals extra damage to enemies with shields.
Penetration is of course, necessary. What I am trying to say is that many raid guilds want you to run CP elsewhere, because your build will already be at pen cap with buffs they provide in raid. Therefore, their standards for what you should be hitting solo will take into account the fact that you won't have any CP in piercing. Even though you *could* raise your solo parse by stacking points into pen, a good deal of people would consider that to be a parse cheese.
This is all assuming a trials context though, which the OP, I will admit, gave no indication that he was involved with. If it turns out to be that you just want to improve your parse for personal reasons, or for running dungeons or vMA then you can reasonably ignore my warning.
I really am just trying to help
I understand what you are saying. What I am saying is that all of alcast's stam builds, made for raiding, have piercing in them. The build link above, made for raising, has piercing in it. All of the builds before HoR were void of piercing, but now, there is a little bit in all of them I see from respected members of the community. There may be something to that. Maybe new weapon enchants, or gear choice, but it is a part of raid builds now.
If I'm thinking right that was right around the time of the weapon trait changes/sharpened nerf.You didn't see people putting points into pen at all when sharpened was bis.
@Gothlander I am still trying to help you and understand a few things about the issue. Your penetration and crit still look low to me, especially for a stam build using dual daggers and spriggans. Is it possible that you don't have your Medium Armor and Dual Wield passives filled out all the way?
EDIT: Also, bow passives?
Alcast's builds for stam all have piercing in them. I'm not saying he is the absolute end all of theorycrafters, but he is very good at what he does in this game. If he says it's good, it may be worth it to try out.
Yeah. I had mixed up piercing with the other CP star named something similar. The one that deals extra damage to enemies with shields.
Penetration is of course, necessary. What I am trying to say is that many raid guilds want you to run CP elsewhere, because your build will already be at pen cap with buffs they provide in raid. Therefore, their standards for what you should be hitting solo will take into account the fact that you won't have any CP in piercing. Even though you *could* raise your solo parse by stacking points into pen, a good deal of people would consider that to be a parse cheese.
This is all assuming a trials context though, which the OP, I will admit, gave no indication that he was involved with. If it turns out that you just want to improve your parse for personal reasons, or for running dungeons or vMA then you can reasonably ignore my warning.
I really am just trying to help