Okay so after tinkering around, I've got some feedback on the current changes:Brew CD, LB, and BoB / ISB durationHonestly this all feels GREAT! BoB is now not NEARLY as far ahead of LB as it was, and I think there's potential for LB to be more useful in certain situations, where pooling brews is more reasonable, especially with the Brew CD being reduced. On live, it was about 345% haste necessary for LB to equalize with BoB, now it's about 62% haste. They're far closer together, which can only be good. Super happy with this changeup! Brew usage is now pretty much equal to live, as well, so tha…

<span class="truncated">...</span>If the idea is to give us choices for the talent tree, why would we want the Firememe Walkers as a talent?Is it a bad choice? No, is is a good choice? No, but it is a better choice than what is being offered atm by the Dev team.No, it's a pretty bad choice. It's generally bad form to speak for the community, but like... at least BoF has a moment to moment DR and damage component that can be taken advantage of. Putting a brew-related talent that only affected FB in the 45 tier would make it a dead talent. It's basically saying "I want to trade this moment to …

Seconded.

Specifically, they capped it at 3 times a single cast's duration. It factors in your Potent Kick ranks.But yeah what she said.

03/20/2017 01:08 AMPosted by BlitzmonkSomeone came up with the name Dave on mmochamp back in the highmaul days and it just stuck.If I remember correctly.Dude that was way back in Mists of Pandaria and it was in my old guide thread. Waaaay before Highmaul :p

Level 45: Light Brewing, Black Ox Brew, Gift of the MistsLight Brewing requires 345% haste (thanks for the exact number, BrewingScribe) I am proud that this is my legacy.

01/20/2017 05:20 PMPosted by LoreMonkBrewmasterKeg Smash damage increased by 10%, and it no longer deals reduced damage to 6+ targets.Breath of Fire damage increased 11%.Designer Notes: Brewmasters could use a bit of help on damage, especially in AoE.I am okay with this.

Well, you can find the TMI definition here: http://www.sacredduty.net/theck-meloree-index-standard-reference-document/You are welcome to explain why TMI doesn't adequately measure spikiness even though it's been a widely accepted metric for this purpose. To be clear, at this point you are not attacking me, but Theck and his fellow theorycrafters.I'm not saying TMI doesn't explain spikiness. I'm saying your method of using it as a metric is flawed. The whole point of it is that it isn't fully set in stone. It's modifiable depending on certain circumstances, stagger being a very big one.I'm not …

...No, but I'm largely held back because of DPS. There are actual 7/7 Brews.And no, we're not, to be honest :pThe fact that Brm are such a non-entity and many people have never even seen one honestly speaks for itself, regardless of the fact that they are not fully gimped.Not really. Word of mouth, communal panic, exaggeration and miscommunication from notable community members, etc are more of the cause for a low BrM population than the undertuned aspects of it at launch.

First, my entire post was about spikiness of damage. I tracked DTPS also because, well, I could.I'll say it again, because there's a more relevant point for it, but yes, that's actually part of the problem when you are looking at TMI calcs.You clearly aren't tracking spikiness. You might be trying to, but you aren't.Second, there are genuine issues with spreadsheets, primarily the following two:1. Due to their nature, it is extremely difficult to review anything but the most trivial spreadsheets. Some of them literally require me to manually click through dozens and hundreds of cells and follo…