lassitershawn wrote: »

Srendarr is phenomenal and very customizable. There are a ton of good buff tracker addons tho.

During my tests with MSI Afterburner I conlcuded that Srendar is more heavy on system performance than for example Auramastery. Unfortunately Auramastery is not very user friendly. It needs some learning but after that it might be the best addon for keeping track of buffs.

dazee wrote: »

Thanks to everyone actually being helpful. I am not sure what people want from me when they ask me to post my build, what format do you even want? screenshots? a type out of what I use? sheesh at this point screw that and screw asking for help here after how some people have acted.

And exactly this attitude is the one that made people troll, and call you a troll. If you want help with the information provided, a lot of the posts said correct things. Helped a lot with the small amount of information you provided. Anyway I am done "chasing" someone to help him, so probably won't go back to this thread, good luck with your dps.

Not sure if the OP is a trolling. But there is quite some bad info in here still. The vast majority of players in this game are never gonna get more than 10k DPS IMO. And they’ll be just fine with that. But to get better DPS, you have to have some kind of rotation.

You need to stand still and attack something. To death. I play both magic and Stam classes, and not super great at either.

Every Stam class starts out exactly like this:

Have an ultimate ready to start your test.

Buff up. Food. Use Dubious Or Lava Foot Stomp. Weapon Power Potion, Class Buffs like relentless focus, Netch, Crit Surge, Restoring Focus, Flames of Oblivion.

Then start with a light attack between each skill.

Endless Hail, Caltrops, Rearming Trap, Poison Inject. Bar-swap

Front bars change up a little, but are something generally like this:

Rending Slashes, Class Ability and Or Spammable, Light Attack Weave

Class ability may be something like Power of the Light, Sub Assault, Venom Claw

Your spammable will be something like Crushing Weapon( Psijic Skill Line) Shrouded Daggers(Dual Wield Skill line), Surprise Attack, Biting Jabs, Cutting Dive.


Magic Classes Start Like This

Have an Ultimate Ready

Buff Up: Spell Power Potion. Food; Witchmothers or Blue Food is usually enough. Merciless Resolve, Channeled Acceleration, Channeled Focus, Power Surge, Blue Netch, Flames of Oblivion etc.

All magic classes replace their shield with Destruction Staff Skill: Elemental Drain for self testing. This should be applied before start and periodically through your test.

Now To Start

Light attack between each skill.

Wall of Elements, Class Ability Damage over Time(DOT), Class Ability(Dot) Bar Swap

Class Ability(Dot), Class Ability(Dot), Spammable/ Light Attack Weave.

How to choose

You’re trying to keep all the damage over time (DOT) skills constantly doing damage, so you’re bar swapping a lot. Some DOT’s are longer than others, some you want on front bar so it does a little more damage. It’s real intense DOT time management.

Then you get to Spammable/ Light Attack Weave. Practically every magic class is better off using Psijic Skill line Elemental Weapon as their spammable. I know. It’s generic AF.

Ultimate Usage

Timing Ultimate is majorly important. DK May want to wait awhile using their Ult as a resource Management tool. NightBlade try to line theirs up with relentless procs and fresh Dot’s. Templar’s May start with Destro Ult and all the rest are Empowered Sweep. Warden Bear Ult is used on front bar when the timing fits right so it hits harder and keeps the rotation smooth.

It all Adds Up

Like I said, I’m not super great at anything; but I have a little understanding on how things are kind of supposed to work. This basic information could help you get to 20k DPS.

There are many other things going on to affect your DPS. Like the Psijic Skills. You have to quest quest quest to get it all opened up. Mages Guild Skills. More wandering around. Undaunted=Big Dungeon Grind. Fighters Guild.

Gear. Summerset Trials Gear is very strong, if you can use it right. If you’re messing up light attacks a lot, might be better with something else. Crafted gears are still very strong. With jewelry crafting now, and 2H weapons counting for 2 the options you have are quite a lot.

Can’t say enough about passive skills. Armor passives and class passives are huge.

Your Mundus choice should be Lover for Stam and Thief or Apprentice for magic.