My sim works with logs. That means it 100% sims raids or mythic+. Doing so is the most easy part of siming. Simming a log is easy. Doing what Ask Mr Robot has done is harder by may factors. Its your complete lack of understanding that makes you think your arguments are worth the time of day.
Siming a log is simming a boss. With the db files I use, I can also sim the boss. Create the phases for the boss fight and even copy the damage output of the boss for each phase. Model the danage each player in the raid recieves. I can spawn the right creatures as adds. I can use the movement and rotation of real players in the raid. Model the overhealing for each healing spell I cast. Then I can change the gear and rotation of one healer. Talents and convant abilities.
Change my lego from DI to FC. Then get more or less the same result for the output. This should be expected, well if you think about it. You donât get a valid comparison. In Raids the healing available is that left over by the other healers. So you have the same maximum amount of hps you can do. If both gear builds have enough output then about the same hps will be recorded as the output. This if you heal only when required. Attempting to heal more becomes overhealing.
This is the same with mythic+, there is only so much to heal. If both sets of gear and legos have enough output. Then both will perform the same and trying to heal more is just overheal. Thus, screaming its not a real raid or mythic+. Just illustrates the total lack of understanding being shown in this thread.
With the sim you have to be smarter. Make sure there can be a comparison. Siming raids bosses and mythic+ logs is not illuminating. Its also not a requirement for a sim to do so.
Anyway the only way to have a sim like a log is to completely sim all the healers. You cant have just a holy priest spreadsheet. You have to sim the HPâs of each player and have each healer complete to heal when damage happens. Thus, you can get the overheal and how well you complete with other healers.
The main issues you can run into, is that you get high output in your spreadsheet but cant complete well with other healers. So the logs show you below other healers. Even if you have high output, that build is not good for a competitive healing enviroment. You cant determine that is the case without a sim, that has a raid group of other healers or having thousands of logs results. As the healing output is competitive, other healers can get there first.
You are not showing a maximum healing output for a build that would be shown by that of a spreadsheet. Its the result of different players and the different decisions they make. Thus you need a log to sim a log perfectly. Thus you sim something you already have the answer for. Thats why simming logs is not too illuminating.
If you take a log and create a sim from it, the results will vary but you will get a more realistic result for the boss simmed. The rotation scripts for each healer will keep things consistent.
You are still competing against other healers, there is still a maximum amount of damage that can be healed. The output will be realisitc and accurate. You can run the sim thousands of times and get the most common result. Present that as an answer to the end user. The result is only valid for the scenario you created, that of the log or boss encounter.
Ask Mr Robot is the more correct way of doing things IMO. The output is against a range of possible scenarios, thus you can judge the result as a more general representation of performance.
HPS is the healers main output, arguments that it should be ignored are self serving non sense. Its like understanding we need to breath o2 but then arguing that we need to ignore that and focus on other things when we create a life support system. Ultimately leave o2 out of the life support system equation.
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