So how can you judge performance? This is where you can turn to combat logs and dig into your raid performance (I will teach everyone how to do this in another blog). When you have more and more raiders wanting to ignore mechanics to have a better parse, then you’re risking the raid kill caused from a wipe. So now, you have people in raid wanting to ignore certain mechanics so that they may achieve a higher parse. More dps/hps in the log will mean a higher parse than those that are having to stop dps for the betterment of the raid. What do they mean even scumbags can parse? Well, this means that someone with a lower raid-awareness or lower raid-performance can tunnel on the boss for better dps, which will give them higher dps/hps than those that don’t stop dps to interrupt, or to run out a mechanic. These parses will assign you a rank, say 98%, this means that you performed higher numbers than 98% of people that play the same class as you with similar gear. That database will enter your performance and rank it compared to others of your spec & ilvl so you can compare your performance to theirs. When you kill a boss while you are combat logging, you can enter those logs into a database, like. So to start off I want to explain what a parse is. Then, of course, there are those that say parse usually means cheese and even scumbags can parse.

Some that think parsing is everything, if you pull out those orange or yellow parses, then you are clearly the best. There were recently a couple of videos on YouTube that breached this very subject and everyone has an opinion.

So the hot topic in my guild and in most other guilds right now is Parsing Vs.

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