Recent content by Vaesin

Thanks for these new results! That boss was a great find to test on. The best I found, for my damage reduction #'s, was to get DoTs on me (like getting hit by the zombies in Scholomance), and compare what the debuff said versus what the combat log said.

Blizz's formula looks at the total value (racial + bonuses), which can make low main stat races more valuable (or less, depending). For Warriors, you can reach 32 Str with blood/void elves, gnomes, goblins, or vulpera. Edit: It also means Int users get shafted, since Int has a higher starting...

The spreadsheet below has Str to HP numbers compiled for the "average" elite, and a sample boss. Also, per the notes on the right of the spreadsheet, damage taken scales roughly like HP. It looks like Blizz expects an 11 to have around 78-80 main stat. Twink Data for Timewalking

What was your base Strength? Different races have different minimums.

Any macro that would tell you what a given character has unlocked (bank slots, reagent bank, void storage)? Some of my characters that got level squished might not need anything. It'd be nice to run a macro rather than run around.

I don't have any Str proc trinkets to test with, sorry. If someone else has them & can test, "that would be greeeat". :)

With 57 Str, wounded a mob and then turned around. Mob had 499/876 HP. Put on a +3 Str sword, mob's HP went to 504/885 HP. Put +Agi polearm back on, mob's health reverted to 499/876 HP.

Don't have Str proccing trinkets, but later tonight, I'll try swapping weapons (with and without +Str) to see what happens.

How many Whirlwinds to kill packs of trash? With 120 Str, most dungeon trash should have around 1,800 HP (I only have data for up to 100 Str). Each point you reduce your Str should cut their HP down by about 17 or 18 HP. I set up a fury warrior with 62 Str, replacing most gear with TBC mail...

Updated the original file, this time going from Str 32 up to Str 100. Other classes had the same progression with their primary stat.

Per Beti's guide, there are +3 secondaries, just no primary stats on them - a good thing for now. Only reason I could make those charts is because I happened to keep a bunch of ilvl 30 gear. :)

You just made me realize how much better Fury Warriors have it now. Warriors only have one primary stat, Str, and it's normally never seen in lower gear - all of which a warrior can wear! Loads of secondary stats with no mob-scaling +Str on cloth, leather, or mail. On the other hand, a...

This just affects Timewalking. Went into TBC dungeons to grab weapons (to test if weapon DPS mattered - it doesn't), and mobs had 375 hp or something similarly tiny. One thing I forgot to mention earlier - Attack Power does *not* affect scaling, and Spellpower likely doesn't either. I'm going...

So far, it only checks the gear you're actively wearing. No regard for what's in your bank, bags, and so on. Incoming damage does go up, but I'm not sure if it's ilvl or primary stat based yet.

Might be a BFA thing, and only specific dungeons. Haven't been one shot as either a "naked" twink or a TW geared one. Had to play attention to mechanics though, and alt-tab to my drag-alongs in one case. (Screw you, Soul Thorns!)