Actually, procs in passive powers check once every 10 seconds.
The Performance Shifter proc has a 10% chance. Therefore, one of those will, on average, fire off once for every 100 seconds.
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It's 10%? I thought it was a 20% chance to gain 10% End. Hm, I'll have to double check that. Even so, an extra 11.3 End every 100 seconds is very helpful.
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Originally Posted by Cold_Blizzard
Actually, procs in passive powers check once every 10 seconds.
The Performance Shifter proc has a 10% chance. Therefore, one of those will, on average, fire off once for every 100 seconds. |
Your right. I typed that to fast without double checking. It's a 20% chance of 10% endurance gain.
So, it will, on average, fire off once every 50 seconds.
The Perf Shifter proc averages .22 EPS.
edit: This is assuming relevant +End/+Recovery Accolades. Also, they would stack if you have more than one in your build.
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Safe estimates gauge it at .2 end/sec because there hasn't been reliable analysis to conclusively determine that it grants 10% of total endurance rather than 10% of base endurance. My current closest estimate is that it grants 10% of total endurance excluding the passive accolades (i.e. only set bonuses).
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Originally Posted by Gaidin
The Perf Shifter proc averages .22 EPS.
edit: This is assuming relevant +End/+Recovery Accolades. Also, they would stack if you have more than one in your build. |
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Ahh, didn't figure on that. Alright, so you got me by .02 eps. :-)
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Originally Posted by Umbral
Safe estimates gauge it at .2 end/sec because there hasn't been reliable analysis to conclusively determine that it grants 10% of total endurance rather than 10% of base endurance. My current closest estimate is that it grants 10% of total endurance excluding the passive accolades (i.e. only set bonuses).
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What !? Wait... performance shifter proc is not unique?|
Originally Posted by Gaidin
The Perf Shifter proc averages .22 EPS.
edit: This is assuming relevant +End/+Recovery Accolades. Also, they would stack if you have more than one in your build. |
Or were you referring to having Miracle AND perf.shifter in the same build ?
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It's not Unique.
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Yeah I just checked MIDS. I assumed that it was unique.|
Originally Posted by StormDevil
It's not Unique.
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Very cool thing to know.
Thanks
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HEATSINK :: FASTHAND :: POWERCELL :: RUNESTAFF
Just remember not to slot it into attacks. When it procs in things like lightening field, the person attacked gets the +endurance.
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Originally Posted by Biospark
What !? Wait... performance shifter proc is not unique?
Or were you referring to having Miracle AND perf.shifter in the same build ? |
Let me tell you...as a DB/WP with QR, Stamina, Physical Perfection, Miracle Unique, Numina Unique, and 3 Performance Shifter +END Procs, I find I never run out of END!
Just the other day was running an AE Story mission, getting drained in 1 or 2 hits (high accuracy mobs, who could drain END better than a sapper), and as soon as I was drained, toggles dropped, my END was back to the 1/4 mark.
It was so fun
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Yeah, when I learned this, my first thought was a WP or Regen scrapper. Having 3 of these would be insane. Live and Learn |
Originally Posted by BrandX
Let me tell you...as a DB/WP with QR, Stamina, Physical Perfection, Miracle Unique, Numina Unique, and 3 Performance Shifter +END Procs, I find I never run out of END!
Just the other day was running an AE Story mission, getting drained in 1 or 2 hits (high accuracy mobs, who could drain END better than a sapper), and as soon as I was drained, toggles dropped, my END was back to the 1/4 mark. It was so fun |
BIOSPARK :: DARKTHORN :: SKYGUARD :: WILDMAGE
HEATSINK :: FASTHAND :: POWERCELL :: RUNESTAFF
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I can see needing all three of those powers on a WP because WP has substantially higher toggle costs. For a */Regen, however, you only really need 2 end assistance powers (generally QR and Phys Perf in my builds) because the end costs are substantially lower.
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Originally Posted by Biospark
Yeah, when I learned this, my first thought was a WP or Regen scrapper. Having 3 of these would be insane. Live and Learn
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Not to mention, my /WP is running Tough/Weave/Manuevars/Ninja Run on top of all the WP toggles.|
Originally Posted by Umbral
I can see needing all three of those powers on a WP because WP has substantially higher toggle costs. For a */Regen, however, you only really need 2 end assistance powers (generally QR and Phys Perf in my builds) because the end costs are substantially lower.
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Yes, I said Ninja Run!
Nothing funner than flipping about as I hit things
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I guess thats 1 way of getting Evis animation on DB... But hitting GD in mid flip is a thing of beauty |
Originally Posted by BrandX
Yes, I said Ninja Run!
Nothing funner than flipping about as I hit things |
This might be in the "Guide to Procs", but I couldn't find it (granted it was a quick look around). I'm trying to calculate what my End Recovery will actually be, since Mids doesn't do this for you...unless it does, in which case I just need a pointer for how to figure it out.
I've got (in a build; not live just yet) 2 of these in a build that has ~113 End (after Accolades), and in passives (Stam and PP). If I recall correctly--and it's entirely possible that I don't--procs in passives check every 20 seconds. The two questions I've got are:
1. How often, on average, does the math say these fire off?
and
2. Do these procs suppress each other? (that one seems kind of impossible, since there's no duration for the proc's effect, but I just wanted to see if there was a weird wrinkle I didn't know about).