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Comentado por 223015

I'm kind of confuzzled on this one guys.

Does this mean: the more mana you have, the more damage you do

or

Does this mean: the less mana you have, the more damage you do

All the tooltip says is "...based on the amount of mana the Mage has unspent."
It doesn't really say if having more unspent mana means more damage, or having less unspent mana means more damage.

I'm inclined to believe that the less mana you have, the more damage you'll do because the opposite just goes against everything this game tries to establish in a group scenario.

Comentado por mak484

I have broken down all of the current masteries into two categories: unique, interesting masteries and flat bonus masteries.

Unique, interesting masteries:

Flat bonus masteries:

Why this mastery is interesting
This mastery allows the mage to deal more damage the more mana they have. This is the confirmed mechanic based on posts by Blizzard employees. The idea behind this mechanic is that the arcane mage must constantly use talents and abilities to replenish his mana. More than likely, the mage will want to be using these talents and abilities anyway due to secondary effects, but this mastery gives players even more incentive to watch their mana (and enemies even more incentive to burn Arcane mage's mana when they can).

Comentado por cmilla

whether this mastery is good or not, idk, but i dont like it. i liked arcane mages knowing that ending the battle with almost no mana was the goal. but now, things have changed. now, i might have enough mana to last until the end of the boss, but i dont know the "cutoff" of when i should be using evocation again to get some mana up which consequently does more dps. and also, this might sound funnyt, but its entirely possible; this talent will make an arcane mage tempted to use a mana pot every single fight to increase his dps. obviosuly not as powerful as a haste potion, but since they are so cheap, you might catch me using a mana pot on 10 rotface even though i didnt need the mana :P

Comentado por 744668

It seems through my own theory craft, that the arcane mage has one major flaw. they absolutely need to be able to survive for 2 minutes while evocation recharges in combat, ill explain.

1. Burn phase:
Make it possible to have 4 stacks of arcane blast, then hit your improved mana gem for the attempt to reach full mana and receive the spell power bonus. (Meaning if you have 2 talent points in improved mana gem, and say you have 70k mana, you will not only get the mana from the gem, but a 1400 SP boost for 20 secs.) then hit your Burn abilities like mirror, and follow with a Time warp. If you have a hard time hitting all that inside the 5 second time frame of arcane blast, do AB again to refresh it. after all that has been done go to town on AB, don't bother with missiles till near the end, you want 10-20% mana remaining. after this is done, use evocation.

2. Regen / Sustained Dps output:
This is where it gets tricky. using glyphed mage armor and regenerating 3.6% of your maximum mana every 5 seconds, you need to maintain a stable Regen while keeping the damage up, i recommend either 1. Get 85k-96k+ mana so you regen more then a AB costs in 5 secs, or 2. do ABX3 then arcane missiles. this you have to maintain for 1 minute before you hit the gem again, then wait for Evocation and once evocation is back on the bar you should have another mana gem waiting. One last alternative is to spec into Master of elements, it is the fire spec first tier ability that allows you to Regen 30% of mana of all spells that critically hit, have not tested the viability of this tactic yet.

Repeat as needed.

For the record, in only 10% of a starting mana difference did i notice the difference in the damage meters. when i start my burn at 100% mana, i can hit 18-20k Dps, when i start at 90% its only 15-16k.

Comentado por 762283

I just have a question... Is it the ammount(%) of mana unspent or is it the ammount(number) of mana unspent that does the diffirence?

Because if it is the number, then a bigger mana pool means higher damage.

I personally read it as being % of mana unspent and not a nunber!

Does anyone know this for a fact?

thx

Comentado por 854509

Mastery work like that ill give you an exemple. K so i have 100k mana and i have 10% mastery : 10% of 100kmana = +10k dmg on next spell . the formula is Mana unspent / % mastery = spell dmg bonus on ur next spell. if i am at 50k (half) its 50k / 10% = +5k next spell dmg so more you have mana more you hit

Comentado por gyuuula

Currently, you get the full damage bonus at 100% mana, and half of the damage bonus at 0% mana.

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