Update to v0.0.6.
Fixed id's (this is just for beta, the 24 was working with the retail just fine!)
greetz
Weischbier
apparently there's also a version .516 now that's working? should we use .516 or the latest beta build?
apparently there's also a version .516 now that's working? should we use .516 or the latest beta build?
I'm gonna look into it
.. It would seem that the latest HB .516 or .517 broke auras, it doesn't even detect KM procs at all now.. I will try and look into a temp fix for this issue, until now it's broken..![]()
so we should continue with the beta build?
i don#t get this line:
Spell.Cast("Howling Blast", ret => Me.HasAura(59052) && Spell.GetSpellCooldownLUA("Obliterate") >= 1),
refering to elitistjerks using your rime proccs has a higher priority then OB, unless you have a killing machine procc.
If you read advanced theory topic, you can see that you have time to wait if you have OB < 1 second (no dps loss) you can use HW on RIME proc instantly if OB is over > 1 second![]()
Rime procs:
Rime procs are generated using obliterate, and give you a free howling blast. You can hold onto a rime proc as long as you want, assuming you don't wait the entire duration, or use obliterate during it, which has a chance of overwriting the proc. In practice, you rarely, if ever, go the full duration without having a free GCD to use it, so just don't obliterate with rime up.
To spend rime, use howling blast.
Advanced Frost Priority Tactics - Elitist Jerks
I read the complete topic, but couldn't find it...
Case new:
70 runic, 1F 1D fully depleted, 1U is up the other FU pair has 3 seconds remaining on regen, and the other D has 4 seconds remaining, KM up. You wait 3 seconds, instead of using FS. 1 obliterate with KM. Rime procs, and you suggest using rime, however, I'd say hold off on the rime proc until before you need to obliterate again. Since KM in not up the second after the first obliterate, you can safely tap FS for a non-crit. We're assuming KM procs at this point, so now you use rime, and then obliterate. You hold off on a GCD where you could be using obliterate, because you used FS before the obliterate to use up the proc, but you don't overcap runic. You start at 70, jump up to 94, down to 74, and up to 98. At this point, you are dangerously close to capping runic, so you want to tap out as many FSs as possible, waiting for that next proc. 90% of the time, you can get off 2-4 FS or more before that happens.
It seems your reading skills are low ->
"I'd say hold off on the rime proc until before you need to obliterate again."
Wouldn't that mean: Spell.Cast("Howling Blast", ret => Me.HasAura(59052) && Spell.GetSpellCooldownLUA("Obliterate") <= 1),
instead of: Spell.Cast("Howling Blast", ret => Me.HasAura(59052) && Spell.GetSpellCooldownLUA("Obliterate") >= 1),
because u want to use it right before the next obliterate to not waste your procc?
Maybe i missunderstood, englich is not my native language, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong
Hi,
No, the tumb rule is to wait 1 GCD (1 second) max to OB again. So >= 1 is correct, because it tells the "rotation" to use HW if we have the rime proc and OB is over 1 second cooldown, then we can use HW.
Does either of you guys PvP/Arena as Frost?