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Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2005 7:46 pm
Post subject: What version of BLAG for old computer?
Ok, I've got an old Pentium 2, 350mhz, 64MB of RAM and a 5 gig hard drive.
I need to know what in your opinion is:
a) The best version of BLAG to put on it
b) What WM I should use
Now mind you, I don't feel like waiting 10 hours for everything to load, so I'm leaning a little more towards BLAG 10000/900x. Also, I like fluxbox quite a bit, but I'd love to use the Damn Small Linux extensions to it (if any of you have ever seen them, you'd know what i'm talking about).
I'm open to any ideas.
Stephen Clement
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Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2005 7:50 pm
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I'd suggest 30k with xfce or perhaps blackbox if you want an even more minimal gui.
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Um, I'd go for 30k all the time. All hardware is identified first time. Nothing <i>seems</i> so break, unless I try a little experiment or two :wink:. As for window managers, I'd go for the *box family. I've taken a liking to fluxbox, but I've been told that fb, ratpoison and blackbox are all the same thing. I have a family of old mchines and I always install the latest alpha on them. Damn Small Linux is nice :cool: I'm always impressed by distros that detect my h/ware _1st_ time and just ... work.
We could have a thread like "oldest blagged box" :lol: Blagging a PII is a synch. My Thinkpad 600 was an apache server for a few weeks....
BLAG 'em up!
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I don't care about hardware detection, because this box uses damn generic hardware (Soundblaster card, video card that works with VESA, Intel 440BX/ZX chipset (VERY common), etc. etc. I want to be able to run stuff like GIMP at a decent pace. That would be why I'm considering 9/10K instead of 30K. Speed is my number one priority...
E-mail me at s.clement@localhost (replace localhost with sympatico.ca) or stevo32@localhost (replace localhost with blagblagblag.org).
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plan on an hour for install
Coincidentally, that's about how long the install was.
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I installed Blag on a compuer with 80 megs of ram, just spend like 50 bucks and get 128 megs of ram. It makes a world of difference.
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 02:15 PM
OH PETEY a new VFR. very nice but kinda expensive?
What a ride, this thing has POWER and a smooooth V-4 engine.
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 02:59 PM
What a ride, this thing has POWER and a smooooth V-4 engine.
My brother just bought one of those a couple of weeks ago.
Last weekend he insisted I ride it. Well, what was I supposed to do, he is my brother.
He rode my FJR. He had ridden it before but had forgotten what it was like. He had many great things to say about the FJR. 'Course we already knew all that.
Posted 28 March 2012 - 03:11 PM
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 03:59 PM
What a ride, this thing has POWER and a smooooth V-4 engine.
Nice! Most of the dealers have them discounted pretty good too. I test rode one at a Honda Demo day last fall. I was impressed!
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"Rated at 170 hp at 10,000 rpm, with a hefty 95 lb-ft of torque at 8750 rpm, the VFRs 1237-cc V4 engine has an unusual cylinder layout. To keep the area where tank and seat meet as narrow as possible, Honda put the two cylinders from the center of the crankshaft at the rear of the vee, with the two outer cylinders located at the front.
...Hondas Unicam valvetrain, which employs one camshaft per bank, acting directly via bucket tappets on the inlet valves while controlling roller rockers that actuate the exhaust valves. Unicam thus requires valve-lash adjustment by shims at the inlet side and by screw adjusters at the exhaust side."
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 05:42 PM
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Posted 28 March 2012 - 06:07 PM
(As phast as Phetey is on an PhFjr,this ride should lead to many phantastic memories and tickets!)
I wouldn't change a fucking thing; I've lived hard, played hard, and I ain't done yet. I've paid some severe penalties along the way, but the rewards have been so much greater; even if for just have participating in the game of life with utmost abandon. It's not who rides the furthest in a day, but rather in a lifetime. CBA member #1, IBA #31845 and very proud of both.
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 04:33 AM
That's ticket me red for sure.
Renton Cycle had one on the floor couple of years ago, all tricked out with hard bags and larger touring screen,if I didn't already have an FJR.............
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 04:38 AM
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You been over to Arky yet? How does it perform on AR roads?
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 04:49 AM
Petey,Petey, you're gonnna give us oid guys a bad rep.
That's ticket me red for sure.
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 05:32 AM
Sat on one in the dealership 2 weeks ago, didn't note the price, but it did
have a discount sticker on it.
I guess it's an In-betweener or hybrid....touring-crotch rocket.
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 06:34 AM
So, what're ya bringing to NERDS? The VFR or the Versys???
And when's the VFR going to Alaska? I haven't seen any pictures or anything so I think you've never been there.
Posted 29 March 2012 - 06:40 AM
And when's the VFR going to Alaska? I haven't seen any pictures or anything so I think you've never been there.
You know Andy, petey's eventually going to kick your ass for real: And Bust and Chuy will be unable to stop him! Chuck Norris would much rather fight a bear than petey!
Posted 29 March 2012 - 07:10 AM
I rode one when they first hit the dealership. I remember two things about the ride, the seat was lower [could flat foot the bike] and that the motor was a beast [very quick and very smooth].
I hate it when the voices in my head go silent ... I never know what those bastards are planning ...
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The Blackmore Strat's neck is Sooo playable! I have taken it and had the strings changed at The Guitar Center and they want to play my Strat because the neck is so good! They don't want to give it back! If that's not a recommendation, I don't know what is!
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I was excited to get this guitar. I actually saved up for three years a bit at a time. When the item arrived the factory set up was really bad. The strings were very high, the nut was too high, and it was wildly out of tune. After taking it to my guitar tech, he shaved the nut down, and on the low E string we had to actually cut the screw in half on the bridge because the string had to be lengthened to make it intonate.
Once the guitar came back, it was wonderfully playable. Yes, the strings seem a little close to the edge of the fretboard, but since I usually never bend out, I rarely come off the fingerboard. I am a Blackmore fan, but I did not get the guitar because of that. I got it for the partial scallop on the neck, and the neck is wonderful. So much easier to play, and it feel very fast. The frets were a little rough, but they were all the correct height and my repair guy didn't think that I needed a fret dressing. In fact, he said the fretwork was really well done. Maybe I got lucky.
They Seymour Duncan quarter pounders were kind of mushy and dark, and really noisy when not run together. They seemed really reminiscent of P-90's. I knew this buying the guitar, so I had budgeted to install two Lace Sensor Gold pickups, which brightened it up considerably and really quieted things down.
Quite frankly, I love this guitar. It takes a little work to get it to where you want it. It will need setup, and in some cases extensive setup. But I really like the two pickup configuration, and it has a very unique sound. It's the best guitar I've ever bought. But again, it wasn't right out of the box.
A hardshell case would have been nice for this money, but I can deal with the gig bag. The only reason this is a 4 instead of 5 was due to the setup issues. Again, out of the box, it was nearly unplayable. If it had been better out of the box, it would be a 5.
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I've been a fan of Ritchie's work for a long time, and I've always been hoping one day Fender would rerelease a Signature Model they had made for the Fender Japan Market. That model was almost the same as this new Mexican model. The only difference is that the Japan featured a Basswood body. I got my hands on the first batch of these guitars and I've heard that some people had some problems with the neck. The guitar I got was fine. There are some things with the design of the bridge that may give you some trouble. I've experienced the same problem that I have with my Fender YJM Signature Strat, with the string spacing on the Tremolo. The high E string tends to slide off the fingerboard when you go to do bends or pull offs. This becomes a problem because the string will fall right off the fingerboard. I replaced the Fender Mexican Vintage Tremolo with a Callaham Vintage Style Bridge with a closer string spacing. This solved the problem for me. The Blackmore Signature has frets that are not the correct size. They should at least be a Medium Jumbo, and the tuners Ritchie changed to were a locking set, and the dot inlay markers should be MOP, not plastic. The color could have been modified to look like an Aged Olympic White with a 3-ply Mint Green guard and they could have offered a little cool add on to the electronics, made by John DAWK Stillwell the Master Tone Circuit, MTC. Ritchie had these in his guitars when DAWK used to be his tech and worked on all his guitars during his Deep Purple and Rainbow days.
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The instrument looks very promising with good "blackmore" sound but there are some major issues with the blackmore strat i have:
1. strings fall off the fretboard wtih very or no bend at all - high and low E strings.
2. the fret tips from fret number 5 to number 1's edges are very badly angled - promotes this slippage.
3. the bridge or rather the string spacing is very wide compared to the american standard spacing ( limits playability).
On the other hand the scalloped neck is fun to use especially with this particular neck.
i decided to replace the bridge to a fender genuine highway one narrow bridge which also enriched the sound and made the e string slippage much much rare. and of course playability is better.
It is a good guitar but it didn't have good QA before sent to the store. I still have my frets edges unevenly cut which seems like no one really cared about it at the factory... that's a shame.
Thank you fender for building this "Ritchie Blackmore artist strat".
I hope you will improve them soon.
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Released the same year as "Treasure of the Sierra Madre," John Huston pitted old gangster stars Bogart and Edward G. Robinson in a crash course with each other amidst a hurricane. The film won Claire Trevor the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. It also paired Bogart and Bacall for a third time, inspiring the 1982 Bertie Higgins song with the nostalgic chorus, "We had it all. Just like Bogie and Bacall. Starring in our old late, late show. Sailing away to Key Largo."
August 6: "The African Queen" (1951)
After decades of Oscar snubs, Bogart finally won the Academy Award as drunken sailor Charlie Allnut. But this was not merely a makeup Oscar. The story of Bogart's gruff Charlie and Katharine Hepburn's prim and proper Rose Sayer is timeless, written by Pulitzer Prize-winner James Agee, and directed once again by John Huston. A quality print of the film seemed lost to history, until a newly restored version made it look better than ever.
August 13: "Sabrina" (1954)
Aside from maybe "The Philadelphia Story" (1940), no romantic comedy has boasted such a legendary cast as "Sabrina" with Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn and William Holden. All three were fresh off recent Oscar wins: Bogart for "The African Queen" (1951), Hepburn for "Roman Holiday" (1953) and Holden for "Stalag 17." Who better to direct than "Stalag" director Billy Wilder, who was on a role after "Double Indemnity" (1944), "The Lost Weekend" (1945), "Sunset Blvd." (1950) and "Ace in the Hole" (1951)?
August 20: "The Caine Mutiny" (1954)
The film series wraps up with "The Caine Mutiny," released the same year as "Sabrina." Bogart stars as a U.S. Naval captain who grows mentally unstable. The first officer takes over and faces court-martial for mutiny. Similar to "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1935), the film co-starred Fred MacMurray, Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson and Lee Marvin. It was also a comeback for director Edward Dmytryk, one of the "Hollywood Ten" placed on the blacklist by the House Un-American Activities Committee for suspicion of communism. Bogart would be dead less than three years later.
Read more from WTOP Film Critic Jason Fraley by clicking "Fraley on Film" under the "Living" tab above, following @JasonFraleyWTOP on Twitter, and checking out his blog, The Film Spectrum.
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NOV 26 Blogger CB Forgotston is confused, he says, because Governor Bobby Jindal said higher education wouldn't get cut, but it looks like it is being cut. CB's asking: When is a cut not a cut?
NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
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NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
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NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
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"I'd love to see him as a tight end," Bill continued. "He's a gamer, a great person to have on the team. But he's not a quarterback. That's not the spot for him. Tebow will bring something [to the team], but only for five or six plays a game."
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I seem to recall something to do with an environmental debuff that drops some avoidance by 20%...
So as of late, I've been doing a lot of research on ICC tanking gear setup. The consensus I've seen so far is obviously stam, but I'm curious as to why stamina over mitigation? I haven't been able to research enough to find a good reason to gem for stamina over more absorb. I know that gemming stam over avoidance is preferable for good reason. Also more specific questions: http://www.wowarmory.com/character-s...dhoof&cn=Panem Here's my WoW armory. Changes I'm making already are agil+ stam over dodge+stam. Should I upgrade my black heart to Glyph of indomniability, or even ick's rotting thumb? I followed the STAM STAM STAM mantra religiously until now, and am currently searching for answers. Thank you
I seem to recall something to do with an environmental debuff that drops some avoidance by 20%...
It really comes down to constants. Stam is constant, mitigation works off a dice roll. Not only is it random it only works against physical attacks. Trinkets are more dictated by boss mechanics in which i would suggest stam to win more often. As a tank we are kinda control freaks since we pretty much control the boss. As such most of us dont want to put our lives on the line due to chance, the term "mana sponge" lost most of its meaning in Lich King so dont worry about that either.
I do not include DODGE in mitigation. I'm talking about absorbing damage. Also, I forgot to ask, is the paladin T10 4set worth it?
absorb? i dont see how you can gem/enchant/gear for absorb. Absorb as in priest shieldesque absorb? Also dodge is avoidance so is parry. Armor and shield block are mitigation. But fact still stands shield block works off a dice roll so have 60% shield block does not mean that you block 60 out of 100 attacks.
As for 4 set bonus for pallies i wouldnt go for it. I opted for a bonus armor set, EH is the way to go.
Hmm thanks, so based on this, I should continue using the black heart over ick's rotting thumb and the glyph of indominability? Also I'm asking a noob question, but what does EH stand for.
Effective health. and Ick's thumb is fail for most situations.
Glyph and BlackHeart are great trinkets for "most" fights. If you don't have any thing else. Avoid Ick's, it's mostly bad.
Only gem Agil+Stam if the socket bonus is either +9 or +12 Stamina. All other bonuses should probably be ignored and socketed straight stamina.
And just to clarify :
Stamina: Awesome because it's always there. Always.
Armor: Mitigates the damage from every non-magic attack, excepts bleeds, Almost as awesome as Stamina.
Block: "Armor-lite" randomly applied and in an insufficient amount of damage reduction to make it worth it. Just take whatever happens to show up on your Character sheet. Decidedly less awesome than Stamina and Armor.
Dodge and Parry: Avoidance, pretty powerful on the right bosses, but Chill of the Throne reduces Dodge by 20% and Parry is on a steep Diminishing return. Good, but not awesome. Simply not as dependable as Armor or Stamina and does nothing for Magical attacks, bleeds, or unavoidable hits; which are the things that kill you. Don't gem for either, you'll get plenty on your gear.
That's pretty much the general consensus on your questions.
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What is Mitigation?
Mitigation is the amount of damage that is reduced by your armour. You can find out what your mitigation against physical damage is against something the same level as you by mousing over your armour total on the character sheet in game. If you have 54% mitigation, then you would take 46% of the damage from the attack when it lands. Using those numbers, if the attack would hit for 10,000 damage with no armour, you would take 4600 damage from it. There's a hard cap of 75% mitigation on armour, easily testable in game, Blizzard has outright told us in past, and as you see in the code below from the basic WOW interface it gets set to 75% if the calculation were to come out higher than that.
Note that a lot of people call dodge and parry mitigation. We've been encouraging people to distinguish avoidance and mitigation by their definitions for a long while:
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1 : to cause to become less harsh or hostile
2 a : to make less severe or painfulWhile a dodge or parry (or being missed) technically means you mitigated 100% of the damage, it also leads to confusion when trying to talk about the various gear strategies. Dodge, parry and miss are properly called avoidance.Main Entry: avoid
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3 a : to keep away from b : to prevent the occurrence or effectiveness of c : to refrain from
When you block, on the other hand, that is mitigation since you are only preventing some amount of damage, and the rest gets through. Blocking can give up to an extra 10% mitigation, depending on what you're fighting and what your block value is.
But when I dodge I take no damage, so that really is mitigation!
As noted, that is technically true. The difference between mitigation and avoidance is a pedantic difference, but the big thing is that you can account for mitigation from armour in calculations since it is a constant. The damage you don't take because you dodged, parried or were missed, or because your block value was bigger than the hit, are all based on probability. You can't determine when that reduction is going to happen (and in the case of block you can't always know that your block value will be enough to block a whole hit). Because of that nature, you can't use it in calculations. That's why we separate them in definition because otherwise it gets terribly confusing when trying to show theorycraft, when trying to explain it all to new people - basically everywhere that matters.
Block is funny since it can act as mitigation when your block value is too low to absorb an entire hit, and it can be avoidance when it is. It's always based on probability, so it is not properly counted with your mitigation. These days it is very rarely a complete avoidance of damage, so it is not properly counted with your avoidance. Generally it is a third term when used in theorycrafting.
We generally add a third term to be the all-encompassing one: Mitigation for armour, Avoidance for dodge/parry/miss, and damage reduction when referring to the combination of them, including block.
There's a reason people come here for this kind of information, and not to whatever other place. We have consistent definitions like these because it helps us to describe stuff that can be fairly complex to people in as simple a way as possible.
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There is something so appealing about backhanding someone across the face with a shield.
EH=Effective Health
RNG=Random Number Generator
You will see RNG thrown around a lot when people discuss dodge, parry, and block. All that they are saying is dice roll.
EH is a calcualtion of your constant survival stats. Usually Stamina + Armor + Damage modifiers (usually found in your spec but can come from glyphs such as divine plea). Armor of cource wont factor in your magic EH and some modifiers are against magic and some are just against physical. What this allows you to see is without dodge, parry, and block how many shots can you take without dieing.
EH will be stressed a lot in posts as you read more about tanking. But dont get me wrong avoidance has its place as well. The concern with it is that its random and its only against physical attacks. The way the game stands now is that we get enough avoidance from gear not to mention with the ICC Radiance we have to start from a Diminishing Return of 20% dodge. Also with mana regeneration mechanics in place healers should not be going oom do to the size of your health pool.
Black Heart is a pretty nice trinket. Stam is love. Glyph is a great trinket too - on predominantly physical fights the armor on it is equivalent to about 162 stam (see, this is an example of effective health considerations).
Ick's Rotting Thumb is alright for heroics (still not as good as armor) because it is wasting itemization on dodge. The general rule is that your trinkets should be useful - dodge...well, we get enough of that from our gear.
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Good example = armor enchant on cloak.
Good part about stamina is it helps with both physical fights and magic fights. Armor is only good for physical fights and resistance only for magic fights. Looking at icecrown, you'll see a good bit of magic & physical thrown in, in the harder fights. So you'll want a decent combo of stam & armor.
One common advice given is to sport one stam trinket and one armor trinket. For example Satrinas + Glyph of Indomitability make a good combo. If you move into icc level material, the Corroded Skeleton Key + Unidentifiable Organ make another similar good combo.
Personally, i carry 2 stam trinkets and one armor trinket. I choose 2 out of those 3 depending on the fight. These days i'm running with double stam trinkets since the Organ just refuses to drop for me. Other than that, me & my palatank buddy make courtesy passes on all tank gear to each other - until one comes along with lots of bonus armor on it - then begins the dkp wars :P
Armor is good - go after it. Seek it, Love it, Embrace it over avoidance pieces. Marry those pieces with full stam gems and you'll have a good gear combo. But if you look at the links by Satrina that are provided, there's a mathematical balance between armor & hp and you should make your choice of "stam or armor" based on the math as the answer will greatly depend on the rest of your gear at the time.
As to a direct question about your gear, while the Black Heart is an awesome trinket far better than its itemlevel would suggest, looking at your armor & stam levels, i'd say it's time to upgrade it to the glyph. You have decent stam in there while your armor feels a little behind. Dont vendor your heart though, on a fight like Festergut, depending on your raidcomp, you might end up preferring more stam even at a big armor hit on a physical fight.
Maybe EH was the clear king prior to ICC - that I don't know as I didn't start looking here until we started in ICC - however, I get the impression from the posts that even if it was preferred prior to ICC, it's become signficantly more preferred in ICC. So understand that everything below is my impression as to why Armor/Sta are considered more valuable than avoidance/RNG mitigation
The underlying cause of the valuation of constant versus RNG survivablity is the simple fact that you get hit more often in ICC than outside of it. Thus you need a way to survive it - and there is the reason why Sta/Armor became the desired elements to max out. The strong desire for constant/given surviability when choosing between constant or RNG (if RNG is available with no trade off, you will always take RNG because some RNG is far better than no bonus - RNG is still important) is a reaction to the the simple fact that EH better replaces the lost RNG than trying for gaining an equal amount of RNG to that lost.
For simplicities sake, say outside of ICC your chance of taking 3 hits in a row from a boss (so 3 hits in less than 5 seconds) with: 40% avoidence is .6 * .6 *.6 or 21.6%. (each hit has a 60% chance of landing with 40% avoidance, ignoring everything else - just looking at how often you are hit).
In ICC that 40% avoid is now 20% avoidance because of the debuff, so instead of .6^3, it's .8^3 or .8*.8*.8 = 51.2% - or on average you're going to be hit by a boss in ICC 3 straight swings over half the time.
Now this is all on average, not guaranteed, but what it means is you'll take 3 successive hits roughly 237% more often in ICC than out of it.
Why did I choose 3 straight hits? No particular reason, just arbitrarily to show how much more damage you'll be taking in ICC.
Maybe EH has always been superior to RNG - but in ICC loss of a very sizable chunk of RNG and the subsequent attempt to replace it's survivability makes armor/sta more valuable than RNG avoidance/mitigation.
I have one more question, do tanks need hit rating? Not enough to
chant or gem for it right?
Correct, really the only thing they need it for is to ensure taunts land, and even that isn't THAT important for warriors because of all the backup utilities warriors have to taunt or fixate again (taunt, mocking blow, challenging shout, and then vigilancing the OT to get a new taunt every time the OT is hit). Footnote 3 in my guide (link in sig) has a breakdown of the required hit amounts given various glyphs/raid buffs/food etc.
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icks thumb isnt fail!
ive been saved by that on fester many times! the more health cooldowns the better!
on another note i went for stamina and with gear upgrades my armour has stacked nicely too. Healers have no problems healing me. Raid buffed im 57k hp. With cooldowns popped im 69k. it makes a big diff on some of the bosses.
We are currently 7/12
Stam stacking = more heals
More heals more mana from healers
healers with no mana equals no heals
no heals equals dead
and let me guess a tank get no heals blame healer
you want to survive a boss fight you don't have to stack stam you get saved by heals and your dps (of course).