If you're lazy and don't want to pot twice, use a flask, or use food on the live version of the game you might at best lose out on 5-6% of your damage. This isn't to shit on Vanilla (quite the opposite), but the biggest difference between players is generally effort put forth on the consumable front. Logs are only as valuable as the person using them, and if you actually enjoy playing with the people you're playing with, it's pretty simple to correct behavior and effectively make it so loot distribution largely doesn't matter. Not much else.Most rotations in Vanilla aren't too intricate enough to cause massive discrepancies in player DPS. It will mostly be a 'look how big my dick is' tool for those that are in good favor and popular with thier loot council. But to each their own, and good luck on the way.Your right. It really is about the journey, not the destination. Of course this is just my opinion, but I think people bringing that mindset into Classic are playing the wrong game. TheyвЂ™ll be lucky to get 40 in the door.Д«elow average and/or casual guilds wonвЂ™t be helped or need the logs, and will have similar issues as the average and good guilds, gear and attendance will be bigger problems. Good guilds that are striving for ASAP clears will find gear a much bigger roadblock than whether specific raiders do X damage or handle Y mechanic.ДЄverage guilds who are pushing progression will have a harder time fielding 40 people, and thus canвЂ™t afford to nitpick about performance. I guess I donвЂ™t see the point I fail to see the type of guild that will find this useful:Д®xtremely competent world first types will roll through these raids without breaking a sweat.

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