FWIW I used the above code on my warlock and mages and it did in fact work and add about 500dps to both sets of characters. Here's what I have:Originally Posted by 'maxel',index.php?page=Thread&postID=156400#post15 6400
On each toon I have my primary bar and my switch bar (action bar 5) as well as 2 buttons we'll call them setup 1/2 and primary 1/2 for a total of 4 buttons:
Warlock:
Bar 1 Button 1: (Setup 1)
#showtooltip curse of the elements
/assist party1
/use 13
/use 14
/pet attack
/castsequence reset=300/combat/target Curse of the Elements, GarbageSpell
/changeactionbar 5
Bar 1 Button 2: (Primary 1)
#showtooltip Shadow Bolt
/assist party1
/use 13
/use 14
/pet attack
/cast Shadow Bolt
Bar 5 Button 1: (Setup 2)
#showtooltip Corruption
/assist party1
/use 13
/use 14
/pet attack
/cast Corruption
Bar 5 Button 2: (Primary 2)
#showtooltip
/cast Life Tap
/changeactionbar 1
My tapping sequence is now 1 > 1 > 2 > 2 > 2 > 2 (Repeat until corruption is falling off then start over
I also have 2 frost mages their sequence is as follows:
Bar 1 Button 1 (Setup 1)
#showtooltip Ice Lance
/assist Party1
/use 13
/use 14
/petattack
/cast Icy Veins
/cast Ice Lance
/changeactionbar 5
Bar 1 Button 2 (Primary 1)
#showtooltip FrostBolt
/assist Party1
/use 13
/use 14
/petattack
/cast Icy Veins
/cast FrostBolt
Bar 5 Button 1 (Setup 2)
#showtooltip Summon Water Elemental
/castsequence reset=144 Summon Water Elemental, Cold Snap
Bar 5 Button 2 (Primary 2)
#showtooltip FrostBolt
/assist Party1
/use 13
/use 14
/petattack
/cast Icy Veins
/cast FrostBolt
/changeactionbar 1
This uses the same castsequence as the warlock and bumped their dps from 1200ish to 1700 on a good streak. Keep in mind when I say bumped I really mean bumped. I have been performing the same benchmarks over the last year trying to maximize my dps and in 5 minutes of testing alone I can tell already that there is a ton of merit to the statement that castsequence does in fact lower dps.
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