My fun per hour matters to me, yours is up to you, nothing can change that. You're assuming a lot by trying to connect the mindset with an undefined number.
There's a lot to a viable build but nothing matters if you get stuck with players who obsess over metrics and won't even look at you twice because you don't meet what they feel is the only playstyle.
You want users to be amazing and have fun and not have to be carried and not carry others? Teach them rather than try bludgeoning your ideals over their heads. It's the difference between "you can make a really awesome set for stamina medium armor at x location" vs "your gear sucks, go away until you get good"
Sometimes a group may have low dps or low heals or a squishy tank. Or no tank. Or no heals. There is no "right" way, only ways that work and ways that don't.
The fact that you have your fun at the expense of others says a lot about you as a person, when you want to play a special build and make a run that much slower.
You said yourself you have your Sorc that can barely do anything but stay alive. Tell me how staying alive but doing no damage is any better than being dead on the floor...I'd be eager to hear that explanation.
My point is you should have your fun, but if it's going to be at the expense of other players then just play solo. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one.
There are some people that can only play an hour per day and get their pledges done. How is their time any less valuable than yours?
"PvE groups are such whiners"
uses SnS in raid
30k DPS in a raid is low when you include raid buffs.
Sorry but you're honestly just being selfish and lazy
Diasflac666 wrote: »
"PvE groups are such whiners"
uses SnS in raid
30k DPS in a raid is low when you include raid buffs.
Sorry but you're honestly just being selfish and lazy
VSO used to be done with 20k DPS, 30k is fine. It didn't include bluffs, how could I measure myself including buffs? Be less of a wise ask.
My fun per hour matters to me, yours is up to you, nothing can change that. You're assuming a lot by trying to connect the mindset with an undefined number.
There's a lot to a viable build but nothing matters if you get stuck with players who obsess over metrics and won't even look at you twice because you don't meet what they feel is the only playstyle.
You want users to be amazing and have fun and not have to be carried and not carry others? Teach them rather than try bludgeoning your ideals over their heads. It's the difference between "you can make a really awesome set for stamina medium armor at x location" vs "your gear sucks, go away until you get good"
Sometimes a group may have low dps or low heals or a squishy tank. Or no tank. Or no heals. There is no "right" way, only ways that work and ways that don't.
The fact that you have your fun at the expense of others says a lot about you as a person, when you want to play a special build and make a run that much slower.
You said yourself you have your Sorc that can barely do anything but stay alive. Tell me how staying alive but doing no damage is any better than being dead on the floor...I'd be eager to hear that explanation.
My point is you should have your fun, but if it's going to be at the expense of other players then just play solo. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one.
There are some people that can only play an hour per day and get their pledges done. How is their time any less valuable than yours?
My sorc's job is to stay alive and to keep everyone else alive. It does its job.
And you keep assuming that my enjoyment of the game means no one else can. You have some very funny ideas. Since when is it my job to make sure you have fun? If you're not having fun then that sounds like a personal problem with a personal solution. If you want me to make the game fun for you... I hope you're better at persuading in game than on here.
If someone has a need for a short time in the game then they know what they want and are hopefully capable of solving their fun per hour dilemma by themselves. If they need others to assist, such as in a group event... maybe they should look for players that are already doing that or I dunno... ask?
gamerguy757 wrote: »So all my DPS toons on my dungeons and Trial build are all hitting 30k. Now some folks will be like “Oh that’s so low! What’s wrong with you?”
Guess what? I know my build, I know my rotation, I have meta end game gear, I know all dungeon mechanics, and I can stay TF alive.
So why base your ability off a dummy DPS test? It helps learn the rotation, but stop basing everything off it.
The_Outsider wrote: »gamerguy757 wrote: »So all my DPS toons on my dungeons and Trial build are all hitting 30k. Now some folks will be like “Oh that’s so low! What’s wrong with you?”
Guess what? I know my build, I know my rotation, I have meta end game gear, I know all dungeon mechanics, and I can stay TF alive.
So why base your ability off a dummy DPS test? It helps learn the rotation, but stop basing everything off it.
would you have every perspective raid/group leader just take your word for it?
"oh since you said you're good enough I suppose I'll just invite you then. sure hope you don't waste the time of the 11 other people here, but...I trust you, random person."
side note: if you have "meta end game gear" and do 30k dps I can confidently assure you, you do not know your rotation. js...
This is true, its some dps checks but they are low by todays standard. Slimecrawl is the most famous one.Silver_Strider wrote: »Until ZOS makes content that requires everyone to be at 40k minimal DPS to have even a chance to complete, the entire DPS argument can go die in a ditch.
20k is enough to clear pretty much most dungeons, even some vet DLC dungeons.
30k will get you through all vet DLC dungeons and most Vet HM Trials, if not all of them.
More than that just means you get a faster burn thru and can start going for Score Runs but ESO is such a casual heavy game that I fail to see the need for Score Run elitism that poisons the player base so heavily. ESO has way too many glitches, exploits, and cheesy set ups to be taken that seriously, IMO.
Yes some potato pugs manages to screw up this but that is another issue.
On the other hand higher dps makes it easier and if you run an trial group you would also select among the higher dps players. In one of my guild its an trial group, they increased dps requirement to 35k simply as group got to large.
munster1404 wrote: »Wow, all these people complaining about 20K dps, and me peaking at 17K even after weeks of practice :'(
munster1404 wrote: »Wow, all these people complaining about 20K dps, and me peaking at 17K even after weeks of practice :'(
Are you sure? Dude, sorry to break it to you but I’ve seen 74k Rakkat parses this patch. Dps is insane this patch and if you can’t even hit 40k then you’re a casual at best.
I'm still working on my Mag Sorc and quite frustrated that everyone wants high dps. I am afraid to ask any of my guildmates for help on Vet Dungeons or to use the Activity Finder anymore because ppl are so into DPS. I can get through most vet dungeons, but the last boss in Crypt is a pain, so I will wait for Alliance Vendor to sell Ilambris or Zaan... sigh...
I'm still working on my Mag Sorc and quite frustrated that everyone wants high dps. I am afraid to ask any of my guildmates for help on Vet Dungeons or to use the Activity Finder anymore because ppl are so into DPS. I can get through most vet dungeons, but the last boss in Crypt is a pain, so I will wait for Alliance Vendor to sell Ilambris or Zaan... sigh...
Well this is a competitive game.
ppl want a good DPS because that is what will clear content quickly and reliably.
There is a very easy fix to your "problem", which you may be sidestepping. Which is, get ur dps up. Get it up, and everyone will want to start grouping w u.
I'm still working on my Mag Sorc and quite frustrated that everyone wants high dps. I am afraid to ask any of my guildmates for help on Vet Dungeons or to use the Activity Finder anymore because ppl are so into DPS. I can get through most vet dungeons, but the last boss in Crypt is a pain, so I will wait for Alliance Vendor to sell Ilambris or Zaan... sigh...
Well this is a competitive game.
ppl want a good DPS because that is what will clear content quickly and reliably.
There is a very easy fix to your "problem", which you may be sidestepping. Which is, get ur dps up. Get it up, and everyone will want to start grouping w u.
Actually you have it wrong and I take offense that you assume so. I just haven't reached out to guild mates. Others have helped me and even asked me to join them, so it isn't that.
I don't believe this is a competitive game, in general, but when it comes to Trials and other group-related content perhaps in relation to 50+dps
I'm still working on my Mag Sorc and quite frustrated that everyone wants high dps. I am afraid to ask any of my guildmates for help on Vet Dungeons or to use the Activity Finder anymore because ppl are so into DPS. I can get through most vet dungeons, but the last boss in Crypt is a pain, so I will wait for Alliance Vendor to sell Ilambris or Zaan... sigh...
Well this is a competitive game.
ppl want a good DPS because that is what will clear content quickly and reliably.
There is a very easy fix to your "problem", which you may be sidestepping. Which is, get ur dps up. Get it up, and everyone will want to start grouping w u.
The key word here is "easily". You can manupilate the conversation with that one word.
No. It's not easy with 8 dd's who have 20k dps on a dummy parse. And it never was. More the fight lasts more adds spawn. And when it comes to a point those with 20k solo parse can't kill adds with their aoe's only, the fight itself becomes even longer. The longer fight means you have more room to do mistakes.
And for those who say "Only thing they do is to stay still and beat a dummy mindlessly and they get 50k dps. That's not representetive." Well, people who can't take care of themself in a raid and yet have 45-55k dps (depends on class) are like shiny pokemons. I haven't seen one yet.
Tbh if you have high latency, 100+ms, you’re probably not gonna be hitting “leet deeps” numbers
You also don’t really need to if you can sustain 30k dps
People hit “leet deeps” on PTS with around 250+ ping on StamBlade, ping is NOT an excuse.Tbh if you have high latency, 100+ms, you’re probably not gonna be hitting “leet deeps” numbers
You also don’t really need to if you can sustain 30k dps
I'm still working on my Mag Sorc and quite frustrated that everyone wants high dps. I am afraid to ask any of my guildmates for help on Vet Dungeons or to use the Activity Finder anymore because ppl are so into DPS. I can get through most vet dungeons, but the last boss in Crypt is a pain, so I will wait for Alliance Vendor to sell Ilambris or Zaan... sigh...
Well this is a competitive game.
ppl want a good DPS because that is what will clear content quickly and reliably.
There is a very easy fix to your "problem", which you may be sidestepping. Which is, get ur dps up. Get it up, and everyone will want to start grouping w u.
ESO far from being a competitive game. The only competitive content is trials, and how many groups are actually competing in the trial scene? Only a handful of groups. It's more now than it's ever been but I think it's still only about 6 groups at best (if even that) which is a laughably low amount.
The game isn't set up to be competitive. 99% of the game is ridiculously easy and this is also what causes the divide between the endgame scene and the rest. People don't have to learn to play before it is too late. Of course, there will always be players who are competitive by nature and seek out information, guides, videos etc. to improve themselves, but those are far from the norm.
The_Outsider wrote: »gamerguy757 wrote: »So all my DPS toons on my dungeons and Trial build are all hitting 30k. Now some folks will be like “Oh that’s so low! What’s wrong with you?”
Guess what? I know my build, I know my rotation, I have meta end game gear, I know all dungeon mechanics, and I can stay TF alive.
So why base your ability off a dummy DPS test? It helps learn the rotation, but stop basing everything off it.
would you have every perspective raid/group leader just take your word for it?
"oh since you said you're good enough I suppose I'll just invite you then. sure hope you don't waste the time of the 11 other people here, but...I trust you, random person."
side note: if you have "meta end game gear" and do 30k dps I can confidently assure you, you do not know your rotation. js...
Yeah.
"I have meta gear" + "I know my rotation != 30k DPS
Cage_Lizardman wrote: »
Are you sure? Dude, sorry to break it to you but I’ve seen 74k Rakkat parses this patch. Dps is insane this patch and if you can’t even hit 40k then you’re a casual at best.
5800 hours in the game, but still a casual...