Hello Stephen, try to replace /use with /cast and see if there is any difference. In theory it should be the same but who knows maybe the system is picky.
I didnt write this macro per say i just took what everyone was saying and put it all together along with the rake,null to make sure i get a 5cp rip on fast.
It might just be me but, with these macros, which i have tested a bit, you’re refreshing rip and rake, just to name a few, way to often (as in, even when they’re not about to drop).
So basically, you’re nerfing yourself, am i correct, or am i missing something ?
[quote quote=9932]Ok, i made an accound just to answer to this.
It might just be me but, with these macros, which i have tested a bit, you’re refreshing rip and rake, just to name a few, way to often (as in, even when they’re not about to drop).
So basically, you’re nerfing yourself, am i correct, or am i missing something ?
If i am i apologize.
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If you’re looking for something with a FB filler if might look something like this:
Dan is correct and I didnt even notice it. The problem is the reset=target in all the above macros , we need to make em reset=combat, and the reason behind this , is when we use
/console autounshift 0
/castsequence [@player, combat] reset=0.5 0,Healing Touch
/console autounshift 1
It targets us then back to what we are fighting , this resetting the macros. Ill Tinker around a bit today and post some numbers.
Tested Molkiloke’s macro for 10 mins with 500 ilvl , no buff save self buffs , no 502+ trinkets no set bonus’s on a raid dummy. I got the following results
[quote quote=9938]Dan is correct and I didnt even notice it. The problem is the reset=target in all the above macros , we need to make em reset=combat, and the reason behind this , is when we use<br>
/console autounshift 0<br>
/castsequence [@player, combat] reset=0.5 0,Healing Touch<br>
/console autounshift 1<br>
It targets us then back to what we are fighting , this resetting the macros. Ill Tinker around a bit today and post some numbers.[/quote]
Maybe using mod as a reset option (not sure if it’s available yet)
[quote quote=9939]Tested Molkiloke’s macro for 10 mins with 500 ilvl , no buff save self buffs , no 502+ trinkets no set bonus’s on a raid dummy. I got the following results
debuff uptimes rip 100% rake 99.7 weak blows 98.9 weak armor 98.9 FF 98.9 and thrash 85.7
Changing the reset=target to reset=combat I got the following
81k dps 35 FF 110 HT’s 106 Mangles 72 rakes 36 Rips 35 Savage Roars and 35 Thrashes
debuff uptimes Rake 100% Rip 99.5 weak blows 99.2 weak armor 99.2<br>
and thrash 85.1
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Yeah, but this isn’t just a debuff uptime issue, you have to consider the damage per combo point. As in, a 5 combo points rip does a lot more damage than a 2 combo points rip, you also have to consider debuff clipping.
The rips are almost all 5 cp rips , I even added another mangle to the line, and at least at my gear level it made no noticeable difference to the end dps, so I can only conclude a few seconds of clip are not that bad atm.
So i came upon this post when i googled feral dps macros. i copy and pasted michaels macro and set it to a key and basically spammed it. the max dps i put out was 69k dps in 489 ilvl gear. im hit capped and expertise capped. now the question how do i use these three macros? do i just spam the front one when i can and also the back one when i can attack from behind? wat is the healing touch macro for? im just confused as how the basic process of using these macro is because i think my dps is alittle too low. any help would be greatly appreciated.
I must admit, i’m bluffed, coming from someone who’s sole purpose in life is to optimize dps and rotation (on my rouge main) i didn’t want to bother too much on my feral reroll, at least not under at least 500+ ilvl, but this macro, while not perfect, does the job pretty well indeed.
My only concern is that there’s no room for Ferocious bite, which is especially annoying below 25%