I play now for about 2 and a half months and get all the time People moaning about AS or Prism would cause lag ? cause i not notice any lag at all no matter if AS and Prism up or not ? Yes heralds sometimes lag but they only seem to lag when there lots of instances doing em but not caused by AS or Prism.
So the question is does it really lag some People or do those just look for an excuse for their bad performance ?
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It's usually the spammed complaining in the /say channel that lags me out.
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Of coarse, the lag is utter bs, completely made up.
Astral seal is 1 thing, Other thing is Vow of Enmity, that, on healing OP, works exactly as AS (or actually much worse, considering healing OP mechanics) and can be performed by single OP.
I ran eToS a few days ago with a guildie, who is an amazing Tankadin, and a legit member... also amazing. I run all the time with the tank... so I know I can do well with him there. However... the tank and I talked about this after... the healadin's build was such that it was causing all kinds of lag for me.
What would have been a usual and easy 75 million damage on the run... ended up being less than 1/3 of that. The tank asked me what was up, since he knows that my numbers are always very solid in there. I told him I was fighting backwards for most of the fights... and when I wasn't... I was rubber-banding all over the place.
BTW... both were using Prism... and the tank always uses Prism... it never lags for me. There is another pally tank I run with who only occasionally I will lag with when he uses Prism. Not all the time... just every once in a while.
The same thing goes for Astral Seal... I often run with a guild DC and he runs AS... with no lag. When I group with other players... and they use AS, it is a dice throw whether or not I will lag.
I specced out of Burning Guidance on my DC -- at quite a loss of personal dps -- and I never got complaints about causing lag after that.
Anyway Avoid using them if you run dragon heralrs or tiamat and it is OK. If you use them (especially like some people doing it on purpose - mostly because they are idiots), people will hate you and refuse to play any other content with you. Choice is yours.
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Anyone got any bright ideas as to where *exactly* in the cycle mentioned by thefabricant* this bottleneck occurs and how we could demonstrate, and/or possibly work to alleviate it
*The utterly lovely Devotion OP feedback loop.
Is it happening clientside, serverside, or a combination of both?
Just throwing ideas out there, looking for some clarification
To explain it, this is what happens:
1) The devotion paladin throws vow of enmity onto a target, lets use one of the heads of tiamat as an example here.
2) Every time someone damages the head, vow of enmity attempts to heal all 25 people who are attacking the head.
3) The devotion paladin has prism active, so every time the game attempts to heal the paladin, it then attempts to heal all 25 people in the instance.
4) Bond of virtue is active, every time the game attempts to heal someone within the bond, the bond then attempts to heal everyone else.
5) The paladin has burning guidance, which deals 2k damage to all nearby enemies whenever a target is healed......
So, 25 people hit the head, thats 25 heals and a potential 25 burning guidance procs.
Bond of virtue shares those heals among everyone, so thats 25*25 heals, or a potential of 5^4 burning guidance procs.
There are now 25 heals hitting the devotion paladin, this procs prism 25 times, attempting to heal everyone around as a result 25 times, adding another 25*25 heals, so we have 2*5^4 potential burning guidance procs.
Lets say half of those proc burning guidance, so 2000*5^4*(whatever damage multipliers are on the boss) damage gets dealt to the boss.
Vow of enmity now gets procced 5^4 times.........
You see the loop?
How about just not using your daily, thus not proccing Prism?
Is it enough to not take Burning Guidance, or is Vow+Bond of Virtue still going to overload the instance if you use a daily?
I like my devotion paladin, and so far I've avoided taking Burning Guidance. I've also never run Tiamat with him, more because I find defeats due to campfire-sitters soul-crushing, but I've wondered where the line is that lets a devotion paladin be useful rather than harmful in large-group content.