juno-core VS WoWAnalyzer

This is work for an open source project , https://github.com/Elysium-Labs-EU/juno-core - your help will be greatly appreciated.

Handy info for others: Source code - GPLv3 licensed.

u/dimosmitel I am setting one up at the moment https://github.com/Elysium-Labs-EU/juno-core

The backend repo is currently private, will be made public after first release. And the frontend is visible here; https://github.com/sgnilreutr/react-gmail-minimal

Run those same logs through WoWAnalyzer.

I followed the Warcraft Logs Getting Started page to get my first log (https://www.warcraftlogs.com/help/start) and then used the Wow Analyzer to see what improvements I could make (https://wowanalyzer.com/)

something else you can use is wowanalyzer this will break down specifically what your missing, you just copy you wow log web link into the bar in the middle. and you can click through bosses and it will give you the break down. https://wowanalyzer.com

There is https://wowanalyzer.com/, which looks at your logs and points out most (large/obvious) mistakes; not pre potting, not using all big cds ON cd, etc. It may suggest to hold an insta-cast or two going into a movement stage so that you're always casting, even when moving.

If you're taking logs, you can import your logs to https://wowanalyzer.com/ and it will actually give you a list of everything you could have done better in any given fight.

Warcraft logs website sucks as a new player. I recommend taking a look at https://wowanalyzer.com instead, it’ll give you more clear, personalised feedback on what you need to improve.

You can put your logs in wowanalyzer , it will tell you how you can improve.

I tried hekili once on fire mage. It didn't go well. Literally couldn't keep up with combustion. I'm not really sure if its better on other specs, but it's certainly a bit slow and I'm not really sure it helps you learn. You can maybe use it to diagnose issues or try to look for an "ideal" rotation to compare yourself. But you can also use logs and wowanalyzer.

When you do log your next clear OP, let them know about wowanalyzer.com It's not perfect for all specs, but you can use that to improve on the most glaring issues. My best guess is that their downtime is going to be around 30-40%. Having a 90% uptime with a 70% accuracy (for classes with priority lists, this is how often you make the right decision) will do significantly more damage than someone with 50% uptime and 95% accuracy.

if you happen to be able to provide a combatlog of current content with you inside, wowanalyzer.com will tell you all the no's and wrongs