It should be fairly clear after that.Ħ: There is no queue for spells in WoW. Check it once more when Serendipity wears off. I'd need to respec at the moment to actually test this, but here's how you can test it: Take off all your haste gear and cast FH x3. This means what is bringing the cast times to under 1.5 seconds is haste, which as we all know reduces the GCD.
Instead they actually change the base cast time. From what I remember those types of buffs do not actually alter haste in any way. This is also the reason for the 11% hard cap on haste of Disc (Penance becomes GCD capped at 1 second with BT).ĥ: Again, as far as I know yes. Primarily attacks per minute as it relates to swing speed. Question #4 would be most crucial.ģ: As far as I know haste is additive for spells, while it's multiplicative for melee and has some other caveats to discuss. Many thanks if anyone can provide some insight. Posting in here since i'm a priest myself, and doesnt seem to fit into general. I know that this sounds like alot of mathcraft and TLDR, but im just trying to know more about haste. How do reduce cast time buffs (Serendipity, Tidal Waves) tie in with this? (also not sure if these affect the GCD)Ħ. Spell Cast Time = Normal Cast time after talents X - X -ĥ. Moonkin and WOA totem (and moonkin is interchangable with ret) increase "spell haste" by 8%. Bloodlust, Power Infusion claim to increase "casting speed".
Spell Cast Time = Normal Cast time after talents X -ģ. You can also replace 1.5 seconds with the cast time AFTER talents to make it look like this Where HR is your haste rating (at 80 of course) The GCD will never go below 1 second, no matter how many procs/trinkets/lusts you try to chain I would like to consider the following three as seperate properties: Haste Rating, Casting Speed, and Spell Haste (the last is especially ambigous)ġ. There are many confusing, conflicting and tedious comments about Haste and I hope to be able to get some clear answers about how it works. Hi everyone, first off long time reader, first time poster.
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