EU+US Resto Shaman: Int vs. Vers

[Estradiol]

Do you always prioritize one over the other or is there a balance? Let the slither scale set bet your int then stack vers? Being a battle shaman, so damage does matter in this scenario.

 

[Goesid]

Slitherscale then aurora on every other slot.

 

[Estradiol]

Slitherscale then aurora on every other slot.

what about the kromgar gear im using the 8 int bracer, switch it for a 4/6 aurora?

 

[Goesid]

what about the kromgar gear im using the 8 int bracer, switch it for a 4/6 aurora?

Yes

 

[Estradiol]

Yes

roger, thanks

 

[Neon]

Int>vers>crit=haste

 

[Funnystrike]

~2,2vers =1 Int

 

[Gixxer66]

Int>vers>crit=haste

I always make sure I take into account Stam too - Unless you are going for a full glass cannon build.

 

[Light]

crit=haste

no

 

[Neon]

no

well if we want to be really anal stack to the highest haste breakpoint then stack crit but I doubt it really makes much of a difference
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I always make sure I take into account Stam too - Unless you are going for a full glass cannon build.

all depends on what you are trying to achieve but yeah was talking purely in a damage standpoint of what will increase dps the most

 

[Hashbrowns]

Breakpoint is 48 in BG, that's a 1.3 sec cast

 

[ohti]

well if we want to be really anal stack to the highest haste breakpoint then stack crit but I doubt it really makes much of a difference

You dont get to that point. Stack aurora on anything that isn't Slither-Scale.

 

[Neon]

You dont get to that point. Stack aurora on anything that isn't Slither-Scale.

alright then stack to 1.4 cast and then stack crit it really really does not make any difference at all

 

[ohti]

alright then stack to 1.4 cast and then stack crit it really really does not make any difference at all

1.4? I might throw up.

 

[Neon]

1.4? I might throw up.

the general theme I am throwing out is it does not matter if you stack haste or crit it is not going to make a noticeable difference should probably make some dietary changes to avoid unnecessary vomiting btw

 

[Chops]

Why would you stack crit on a healer that casually tosses out 700-800 noncrits? Unless you're trying to pad your overhealing numbers?

 

[Neon]

Why would you stack crit on a healer that casually tosses out 700-800 noncrits? Unless you're trying to pad your overhealing numbers?

because 0.2 is not going to make a difference either way lol

 

[ohti]

the general theme I am throwing out is it does not matter if you stack haste or crit it is not going to make a noticeable difference should probably make some dietary changes to avoid unnecessary vomiting btw

I get the point, and it holds true, but there is really no need to stack crit on resto when he has the highest out of any basic healing spell in the bracket. Shit can hit up to like 1k with ease non-crit as a vet.
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because 0.2 is not going to make a difference either way lol

0.2 is far more noticeable than some extra crit.

 

[Neon]

I get the point, and it holds true, but there is really no need to stack crit on resto when he has the highest out of any basic healing spell in the bracket. Shit can hit up to like 1k with ease non-crit as a vet.
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0.2 is far more noticeable than some extra crit.

I disagree and think it doesn't really matter what you choose to stack and to be honest its not 0.2 most people can get 1.4 second casts without even thinking about it so it is a 0.1 difference which means fuck all lol

 

[ohti]

I disagree and think it doesn't really matter what you choose to stack and to be honest its not 0.2 most people can get 1.4 second casts without even thinking about it so it is a 0.1 difference which means fuck all lol

Any healer with half the IQ of today's date notices the difference between 1.4 and 1.2.

Stacking crit on a healer that heals as strongly as restoration Shaman is dare I say retarded.