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[Whowantstoknow]

Using Chain Lightning will always give you higher DPS... even on single targets. It isn't much though, and it costs quite a bit more mana to use in your rotation. If you are undergeared, then taking out Chain Lightning is a good idea to save yourself some mana.



/click is FTW. Nuff said.

No this is not true anymore - they nerfed CL and buffed LB so in fact the reverse is true for single targets

[EaTCarbS]

No this is not true anymore - they nerfed CL and buffed LB so in fact the reverse is true for single targets

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[Phanes]

What are the totems that you use?

[Iceorbz]

No this is not true anymore - they nerfed CL and buffed LB so in fact the reverse is true for single targets

DPCT for CL is still > then LB. Marginally but still puts out higher #. The issue is the mana cost, and if there is more then one target around. It's really only advisable to throw in CL during your 2nd portion of a rotation.

[Phanes]

/click gives your more DPS then cast sequence. So he just ues an easy castsequence for trash mobs then uses the tweaked out higher DPS /click for boss mob fights.

[Whowantstoknow]

DPCT for CL is still > then LB. Marginally but still puts out higher #. The issue is the mana cost, and if there is more then one target around. It's really only advisable to throw in CL during your 2nd portion of a rotation.

Missed this comment but it depends on your level of gear as LB scales much better than CL.

At the very best CL is approximately 2% better than LB and at higher levels it gets worse - ps your comment almost seems quoted word for word from the Think tank elemental shaman entry on Elitist jerks - if so it is out of date, the general consensus is to just drop CL from your single target rotations altogether

[Iceorbz]

Think tank is updated for 3.2, has been for a while. You can also review the 3.2 discussion where this is covered a few times.