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Unfortunately I don't have a 60 priest yet, only a 44 priest so I can't test myself... but...

When I was looking around the priest forum I found a few priests doing tests on crit rate. There were people quoting numbers from the wiki, but then some did tests and came out with 60 int/crit. I believe two people came to this conclusion.

I don't know who has run the 50int tests so far, but I think more testing should be done for priests and paladins. I really think all cloth casters are 60 and all hybrids are 40. I know lots of paladins are reporting a wide range of values, but I know I've seen some who say they calculated it at 40. Perhaps they are 30 or 25 or 20... but it seems much easier from Blizz's perspective to make Cloth = 59.5 and Non Cloth = 39.5, rather than dealing with each class. I wish I had a paladin to test with tho, maybe one who reads this will take up the challenge and cast 2k+ heals for us.

After significant testing, it seems like the Shaman int/crit% ratio is 40int/1% crit. I did 8000 casts of Healing Wave Rank 1, and it was at 39.7:1.

I've been running recap for quite some time and well unbuffed(290 int) with 5% from talents and 2% from gear I run about 21% spell crit which would set it right around 20int=1% crit however on the healpoints it only shows up at 16.5%, so not sure if the formula you used to derive spell crit is wrong or it's missing 5/5 holy power(the likely culprit I think)

Also does this not take into account illumination? I recently did multiple tests seeing how long I could heal for with a dragonslayer buff up, each time I was able to get in excess of 70k healing done on a single mana pool, however modifying the healpoints to get me up to the spell crit level I was getting then shows only getting 50k healing done on one mana pool, which seems to me that with illumination going would push that 50k to over 70k as I was seeing.

I didnt want to clutter the comments page, but after I made the comment about crit% I decided to try to spam Healing Wave Rank 1 on myself at different int levels and see what would emerge. Long story short, I did about 5,000 casts before I couldnt take it anymore and 40int=1%crit seems very close to what I got. Ideally I would want quite a few more casts to determine crit% better, but thats what I have so far.

looking forward to having the french version!

Thanks a lot for the work already done! but would it be possible to have the french version also?

I am pretty sure that crit % formula is incorrect. I only wish that shamans had 20int=1% crit. Based on data of thousands of casts with my shaman i think 100int=1% crit. Whatever the right number is, its definitely not 20. The numbers for other classes also look too friendly but I havent done any testing.

Does this mod take into account the fact that faster casting spells (flash heal as an example) get less of a healing bonus fron items then slower casting spells? If so, then thats great.

PLEASE, please make a "Nukepoints" for mages +damage items.

The 3 piece prophecy bonus not only is not reflected in HealPoints 1.2b, but installing that 3rd piece into an *empty* slot in most cases results in reduced healpoints. My guess is it's due to the math on the reduced casting time of flash heal being figured backwards. Anyways.. To test: I was unable to unload every slot(no bag space I'm afraid) :/ so rings, trinkets, cloak and neck installed(arg), then try this: Empty your 8 armor slots, add Proph Boots and Shoulders, note the points, then add the bracers. That cant be right. Didnt see anything in the readme about it. So hope you can repro it!

-Akki

Is the earthfury 5 item set bonus supported? Didn't see it in the readme. 5 pieces: After casting your Healing Wave or Lesser Healing Wave spell, gives you a 25% chance to gain Mana equal to 35% of the base cost of the spell. http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=16839

Wish there was something like this and TankPoints for casters, that tracked how much damage you could deal off of one bar of mana or something to better judge how much you could do with what gearsets.