To anyone who came here to troll my thread and sling thinly veiled insults, I introduce you to my middle finger.
To anyone who came here genuinely trying to help, becuase 20k dps is NOT easy (if it was I'd have achieved it ages ago),
I changed a few things in my build and now am hitting very close if not 20k, havent actually done a dummy parse since the last improvement but it seems a lot better. dropped the sorc execute too, figured out its awful outside pvp. took haunting curse instead.
BTW those people who think 20k is sooo easy and have forgotten what it was like before they had all gold gear bis enchants and finely tuned builds? Seriously F off.
Actually by not saying what You're playing on and not giving any details about Your setup up to 3rd page of that thread You're introducing everyone who would want to help You to Your middle finger. People cant help You if they dont know what help You need and You just briefly mentioned on 3rd page something that may suggest You're playing magsorc.
Also here You have parse from character I spend 500 CP and I was wearing full purple gear and enchantments except the staves both sets were easily to farm/get (mother sorrow+ burning spellwave and could be replaced with many others easily obtainable sets (julianos , necropotence , mechanical acuity etc) plus I was not using any light attack weaving and I was just heavy attacking here and there for resources. Yes I claim that 20k is easily achievable for 500 CP character and nothing fancy is needed for that except of littl practice. I did not forgot how it is to play low CP not geared character since I have 2nd account where I have low CP and not geared characters which I also play on.
Here is the parse. 170 CP in blue tree , mother sorrow+burning spellwave+ilambris. Purple armor , purple jewelery , purple enchantments except of monster set (on PTS it's gold already) and weapons (it costs like 40k gold go make 2 golden staves). No weaving , no animation cancelling nothing really fancy. The secret is to use eyes and brain and practice a little instead of complaining.