gren

if i have a spell that says "on a successful melee attack, this effect will trigger an average of 2.0 times per minute" does haste effect this?

also does having a faster weapon (like 2 sec delay instead of 4 sec) change this?

daw4888

I think it adjusts itself for haste, and weapon speed. Thus its on average 2ppm no matter your haste/weapon delay

gte386v

Weapon speed makes no difference...it's normalized for that. 1 delay, 2 delay, 15 delay all will proc 2 times a minute. For the 1 delay, the percentage of procing on any given hit is lower.

Haste is not normalized. If you have 100% haste so are attacking twice as fast you will get 4 procs a minute. The percentages of proccing stay the same regardless of the amount of haste so more attacks at the same percent means more procs.

gren

thank you very much!

Harowen

Worth noting is that spell haste is normalized, unlike melee haste.

Pinski

Worth noting, that spell haste isn't normalized, just like melee haste.

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Traxor

you have proc's per min, which is normalized

you have a 1.0s delay 1 hander vs a 9.0s delay bow. The bow ill proc more only because it hits at a rate that is way longer then the one hander. So even though the bow hits rarely it wont proc more , it has less chances to proc so it is all normalized.

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Hoss

Its worth noting that in combat run speed isn't normalized either.

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