So you're saying a 100% hitrate is possible, that you can never miss, ever, with enough accuracy?
I don't remember stating 78% accuracy in both test.
You're right, you didn't. You did say this though:
rough accuracy ~ 78%
average melee hit with wagh = 43.1
average melee hit with hades= 42.0
Which is just you making up numbers, meaning the test still isn't valid.
You don't know how to speak without using "fucked" ? You realize it's forbidden to insult peole outside the FB right.
Saying someone messed up isn't insulting them. "Fucked up" is a more severe and direct variant of "messed up" or "erred" or "made a boo boo." It's not an insult to anyone with at least average intelligence.
I don't see how my test get discredited by the accuracy considering I didn't test the accuracy.
Awesome, I don't even have to try anymore(not like I was trying hard to begin with); you've just admitted that you did the test wrong and that it's not valid. Great job!
The sad thing is you probably don't get just why your numbers are meaningless now. If the accuracy isn't trustworthy, then the damage numbers you were using isn't trustworthy, since the accuracy played a part. Therefore, we can't trust your results; meaning your test is completely discredited.
If you had a vague idea on how to do test you'd know that testing 2 accuracy is impossible, what's doable is larger amount of accuracy and then make the ratio.
It's impossible because it's an insignificant increase at that level, which means: it doesn't matter, and that Wagh's are still superior. "Using a ratio" is inaccurate, because you're still depending on an approximation, unless you really believe a 100% hitrate is possible. But, that means you're manipulating the real results after the test is over, which hurts it's credibility.
Delay reduction is important. That's what makes either a good melee or a bad one. 9 delay is nothing ? It's the same as haste 2% and if you were a monk it would be 2.5% haste. Actually it's better than that since it doesn't count towards haste cap. It's more delay reduction than usukane sune-ate, and more than half the delay reduction from byakko on a monk.... So should we all trade our haste gear and trade it for attack ?
You missed the point,
again. Yeah, haste and lower delay is nice, but when it has
zero impact on real results, not just ones you make up, then it's completely meaningless. Unless it takes you 228.15 seconds to kill a single mob, you will
never notice that delay reduction; it will never boost your damage. You get an insignificant boost in attack speed, yes it's faster, but it's like accuracy, very small improvements don't add anything you can actually measure. That's why only a single piece of haste gear doesn't do much for you, but when you add a bunch on, it has a really big effect.
Haste gear is not just for delay between melee attacks, it also effects the recast of spells; mainly utsusemi since everyone subs nin nowadays.