Peacebringer single-target?

Sure, absolutely.

The full chain for the IS rotation is IS--> RS --> GBolt --> GBlast --> RS --> IS ... basically IS's animation is so long that you can get Radiant Strike recharged in the middle of it.

Here's the breakdown I posted in my chart:

IS High-Recharge Rotation (Modified)
Incandescent Strike -> Radiant Strike -> Gleaming Bolt -> Gleaming Blast -> Radiant Strike

Time: 9.038
Total Damage: 453.23 / 1359.69 / 1812.92
DPS: 50.15 / 150.44 / 200.59
Procs: 4x Superior, 15.73
Interface: 16.96
Hybrid: 42.19
30% -Resistance Total: 154.41 / 278.27 / 340.21

Now, what does all this mean? Well, what I did was I took the base numbers for damage and time, and that's what you see up there right away - Time is the real world time required to make this happen, based on ArcanaTime, and Total Damage is 100% / 300% / 400% hacks at what you're looking at in terms of what you do for damage based purely on the power itself. So that 453.23 number is the baseline damage that these powers do with no Damage slotting at all at level 50 when used in this order. Then I multiplied that number by 300% and 400% respectively to get enhanced and enhanced/Cosmic Balance numbers.

To get DPS on the power damage, I divided the damage by the time it took to do that damage. Not a huge jump.

Procs, Interface, and Hybrid were all built by looking at what they do over that 9 second period. So in that 9 seconds, you have 4 chances to proc superior IOs (once from IS, twice from RS, and once from either GBolt / GBlast - I'd recommend it goes in GBolt). Over the long term you can average out a proc's damage contribution by dividing its damage by its chance to activate, and once I got the average contribution number (which for Superior IO's is 35.34), it was just a case of figuring how how that mattered in terms of DPS. Interface and Hybrid were easier... their formulas are right there on Mids if you need 'em, and RedTomax broke it out in his database parses. I tend to do my own math so I used the raw formulae rather than relying 100% on Mids.

So then, once you have the power's damage number, and the "unusual stuff" number (procs, interface, Hybrid) you simply add 'em together, multiply them by 1.3 to show Achilles' Heel and Reactive debuffs, and then multiply the final number by 0.95 to show chance to miss.

It's a fairly long process but we're not talking abstract analysis here, so it should be easy enough to figure out.

Two-Headed Boy, if you don't want to read the whole thing, that's totally up to you - but I would wager that you'll miss something vital in the doing.

EDIT: It looks like the issue is how Mids calculates Interface procs, which is inaccurate. They're building it as if each proc has a 75% chance to fire all 5 tics, but it doesn't work that way - it's a 75% chance per tick to fire the DOT, and thusly each tick can be the last, so it's less and less likely that you'll see the whole thing. You don't have to believe me, try it out for yourself.

Thb is right, i just haven't had the time to check this. Hopefully ill get to it this weekend but somewhere along the line there is an error.

If Mids isn't calculating Interface correctly this would be the first I've heard of it. I suggest you PM Codewalker about whatever discrepancy you're finding and post the results.

I would think that by now people would know better than to argue with Microcosm. >.>

I do my own research - build the numbers and then try things out in-game - so I'm typically confident in my conclusions. I'm not particularly worried about other voices/opinions unless they bring up important information, such as Micro pointing out that the game needed a full server tick to finish resolving a power before enabling the execution of the next one.

EDIT: The project was more a labor of love than anything else, says so right in the introduction, so unless anyone else has anything meaningful to add I'll probably move on.

Well, I appreciate the labor of love.

I'll likely keep my RS/GBst/GBlt chain for Hard Targets. It seems close enough to the IS chain either way that there's little point in quibbling over it.

I will probably put IS back in my build when the next set of ATOs comes out. I'll give up Pulsar with Absolute Amazement slotted; no biggie, almost never use it and the Set Bonuses are pretty much a Wash, plus I want the Heal and that little bit of S/L Resist the new Kheld Set provides, then I can lose Shining Shield and still be 85% resist to everything - love Perma Lightform

It's true. He does.

It's why we all love Microcosm.