What measurement do you use?

What measurement do you use?

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Posted by: Neural.1824

Neural.1824

What’s your basic measurement of how well a certain item affects your ability to play?

Do you look at how much damage you take when killing a mob?
Do you dump the damage info and look at how long it takes to kill something?
Do you pour over combat logs?

I’m interested in how others test out their gear when they want to make a change.

For myself, I like to go to Southsun and look at time-to-kill and how much health I have left when taking on a Young Karka solo. Not to weak, not to tough, and possibility of decent loot.

What do you do?

Where are my gem sales? I want gem sales! Nerf EVERYTHING!

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Posted by: Milennin.4825

Milennin.4825

I PUG some dungeons (AC, CM, CoE, CoF etc.)

Just who the hell do you think I am!?

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Posted by: mrauls.6519

mrauls.6519

I see how my damage goes up or down depending on either what I hit or how long it takes to kill a certain mob

Mes (Guardian)
I make PvP & WvW videos

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Posted by: Rhaviolio.1853

Rhaviolio.1853

depends. if i am making a tanky build I will agro as much as i can and see how long i can survive.

a damage build i will see how fast I can kill a vet/champ. or how fast i damage them. I don’t always expect to win against a champ.

how i measure my character all depends on what my character is going to be doing.

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Posted by: tolunart.2095

tolunart.2095

Fun.

Asura guardian using hammerjump and warrior using 100 blades = fun.

Mesmer shooting laser beams from greatsword = not fun.

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Posted by: GrandmaFunk.3052

GrandmaFunk.3052

Fun.

Same, the only metrics I truly care about are my enjoyment and whether I feel effective.

When you start breaking your gaming experience down into a spreadsheet comparison exercise… you become much more likely to be frustrated by every small bug you find or game change they make.

GamersWithJobs [GWJ]
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