I really don’t like how they removed the /sit to get Reckoning Bomb off. A paladin tank can actually tank pretty effectively with Reckoning Bombs that way.
I mean it kind of makes sense doesn’t it. A paladin would pray to get a proc off being the religious warrior he is. Or he’s like that samurai that sits and waits for the attack to counter back.
People are just realising it now because its happening to them while WPVP is at its height and they are crying about a paladin walking all over them with his extra procs. They never thought that the guy at the bottom of all DPS charts would actually be able to do that much dmg but paladin is the most effective PVP class because of their utility and reckoning a reckoning pally will do more dmg then a ret pally with commander seal anyday
Look at your math again.
2% from hoj
5% from sword spec
x 3 instant attacks
6%
15%
in the same global cooldown to get another extra attack.
lets say hoj procs in the same global
8%
20%
Sword spec because 1 in 5 is high (how often do you crit with your %?) also in the same global
10%
25%
You math is true until you get a chain proc, then it increases because there are more attacks that multiply the chance
It explicitly DOES NOT stack if you just sit and get crit that way. The fact that this does not happen is listed in the Not A Bug list, the information is easily available.
You need to spam sit/stand to exploit spell batching if you want to get a charge, so that the autocrit triggers on their attack but you’re standing by the time the server registers it on your end.
It is an exploit and people should be being banned for it. (The sky isn’t falling from it either, though.)
It should give a stack of reckoning that is how it was in vanilla people did it all the time you can look up videos from 2004 and watch people do it all day that was how you played pally the only reason you played a pally was to PVP or else your just gonna be wearing a dress healing people and healing in vanilla is boring AF
It was changed before the end of Vanilla (in 1.10, if I recall correctly). It is not a bug that it fails to do so in Classic. It is an exploit to get around this and trick it into happening anyway.
You are uninformed. Please educate yourself before making provably false assertions.
Pretty sure they didn’t because i recall reckoning getting changed in BC so it was impossible to stack it up to 4 and extra weapon swing procs being taken out as well and vanilla is the best because this still is a thing
Each swing could proc either, so there is a 98% chance each swing will not proc HoJ and a 95% chance it will not proc sword specialization.
Or a 93.1% (.98 * .95) chance it will not proc either on each swing.
After you get your first proc of one of those, and trigger the expoited 2 extra attacks, there is an 86.6% chance the chain ends there (.931 * .931). There is only a 13.4% chance that the chain continues.
The odds of having 2 triggers in a row with those exploited attacks? .932% a little under 1/100 swings.
Odds of 3 in a row while perfect macro exploiting? .123% a little better than 1/1000 swings
4 in a row with perfect macro use? .016% or about 3 in every 20,000 swings.
And the odds continue to get worse.
Seriously, even with this macro literally perfectly doubling the resulting swings, the odds of it chaining far are pretty small. It still is never going to go infinite. Could it 1 shot a person? Sure, but chain procs aren’t generally going to go far.