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From what I've experienced on Botanist it's definitely better to go with bloodlet but for every other fight where you're not going to have 2+ mobs up most of the time I would go with First Blood. I tend to use glaive as a filler for low fury or during movement but with the legendary wrist i make it a point to use it when there are 3 mobs up to try and get the most out of it, most mobs just don't live long enough for bloodlet to be useful.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/11v0mdj9EYTDlcQH8AnW7N3oUFEXYjKsC0rpvjn_047I/pubhtml Check out this guide, if you don't want to go off this guide then head on over to Simulationcraft, download the program and run yourself through the Sim. There is no one exact answer as different trinkets will benefit your different based off the fights. Off the top of my head I would say Arcano and eye of command. fights where you have to switch to adds eye of command is going to drop in effectiveness so probably bloodthirsty of Hunger of the pack.

Vengeance isn't a DPS specialization it's a Tank specalization. All of Vengeance's attacks cause substantially more threat than any DPS spec regardless of what the tool tips state. If she is seeing her Vengeance spec do more damage than her Havoc spec she is playing Havoc incorrectly. I was going to suggest checking out the havoc guide here on icy veins but after glancing at it it looks like a clusterfuck unless you know what you're doing. They have an easy mode but it seems to be directed more at raiding than at group content https://www.icy-veins.com/wow/havoc-demon-hunter-pve-dps-easy-mod

Nobody knows yet as the final patch notes aren't set in stone and things could still very well change. As it is, for single target bosses without many adds Nemesis will out perform Momentum.

If it's a fight you're going to be switching targets a lot like on Il'gynoth the worth of eye of command dips significantly.

Demon blades takes some getting used to, you have to force yourself to play it for a while before it starts to feel more normal. I simmed my character using both and there was only a 3k dps difference and looking into it the biggest difference happened during meta, it allows you to gain a lot more fury during meta allowing you to get more chaos strikes in. It feels really strange in comparison though because you will go from 1% waiting to 25% waiting. At a normal/heroic raiding level the difference in the two is so minor that I would just play what you are comfortable with. As far

I thought you weren't supposed to use throw glaive while in meta, so wouldn't this make it impossible to keep a 100% uptime on bloodlet?

Ask Mr. Robot is currently wrong, this is why I initially ran my character through simulationcraft to determine the correct stat weights for him.

I ran my character through sim today and it came out 4.5 crit, 3.9 vers, 3.88 haste, 2.98 mastery, That's going to be vary based on your gear slightly but the general rule of Crit>Vers>Haste>Mastery still applies.

working on Mythic Brackenspore tonight 8est - 11est http://www.twitch.tv/rrasis

Thanks, worked out real well seeing as i hadn't upgraded that crafted piece yet.

Warlock PoV Videos for Mythic Twin Ogron and Kargath. Mythic Kargath Bladefist Mythic Twin Ogron

After the second intermission where you'r dealing with the two mages, the reaver, and the little adds (save your second DS for this phase) it's a cake walk. make sure everyone is spread out and it's an easy win. This is the first fight that really tests your healers mana and it shows just how little overhealing blizzard is expecting people to have on mythic bosses. If they have very little overhealing and are still having mana problems then there is probably a mechanic that your dps or tanks are failing at and taking too much damage. even with 30 people you shouldn't have to have more than

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when this guide was created RoF was part of the rotation, with the changes to RoF decreasing our rotations ember generation, does that change the priority of multi-strike?