Nobility Performance Dashboard

Manaforge Omega Week 3

Scores

DpS

Both

Rank	Player	Overall	Heroic
Rank	Player	Overall	Plexus	Loom'ithar	Soulbinder	Araz	Soul Hunters	Fractillus	Nexus-King	Dimensius
1	Persistent	96	93 3728k	100 4806k	100 6282k	95 5681k	100 7045k	37 1615k	89 5138k	87 2976k
2	Airri	96	95 3844k	100 4782k	97 6109k	90 5367k	73 5112k	100 4384k	92 5349k	87 2962k
3	Precam	95	98 3938k	90 4302k	84 5291k	100 5995k	87 6149k	95 4175k	100 5793k	79 2687k
4	Desynced	93	95 3816k	90 4339k	59 3688k	91 5453k	94 6622k	91 3999k	90 5233k	99 3378k
5	Charodey	91	80 3217k	84 4024k	96 6028k	90 5377k	98 6900k	93 4095k	88 5097k	77 2627k
6	Lotharius	91	94 3782k	89 4278k	87 5487k	76 4546k	70 4921k	95 4158k	84 4863k	98 3341k
7	Mosdisc	89	83 3335k	88 4239k	82 5154k	84 5032k	90 6359k	95 4182k	81 4688k	95 3239k
8	Medììvh	89	84 3396k	80 3832k	80 5056k	89 5356k	76 5366k	75 3306k	98 5686k	100 3402k
9	Drearte	86	74 2999k	89 4265k	89 5614k	82 4931k	82 5744k	85 3731k	69 3997k	92 3119k
10	Haerper	85	88 3549k	79 3787k	66 4169k	84 5029k	73 5145k	90 3966k	76 4422k	95 3242k
11	Nancydrewíd	82	100 4030k	79 3801k	74 4617k	79 4743k	72 5061k	51 2215k	81 4689k	81 2753k
12	Shâdøwsîn	81	97 3890k	77 3696k	80 5051k	67 4009k	57 4045k	86 3784k	70 4053k	74 2512k
13	Krazyocean	79	92 3707k	80 3836k	73 4568k	72 4339k	67 4743k	80 3496k	70 4041k	76 2572k
14	Blargdrake	78	81 3253k	77 3690k	70 4388k	77 4594k	46 3234k	81 3540k	62 3599k	84 2870k
15	Trowolf	76	70 2813k	61 2930k	80 5023k	98 5857k	61 4308k	73 3183k	50 2888k	- -
16	Sigdk	74	82 3313k	72 3481k	62 3902k	65 3901k	19 1319k	76 3340k	- -	- -
17	Sydafects	74	66 2652k	71 3416k	72 4554k	73 4364k	72 5100k	74 3263k	76 4416k	- -
18	Sylvanasuwu	72	74 2965k	63 3047k	63 3981k	69 4119k	18 1285k	69 3013k	63 3640k	92 3113k
19	Levican	71	79 3199k	71 3407k	59 3676k	60 3603k	51 3612k	86 3783k	58 3372k	- -
20	Drthruster	60	45 1794k	65 3139k	64 3995k	60 3576k	52 3652k	27 1183k	- -	- -
21	Vhaela	40	34 1378k	36 1736k	51 3185k	42 2495k	31 2173k	38 1666k	36 2111k	38 1301k
22	Belsath	34	33 1332k	26 1256k	38 2367k	36 2168k	25 1763k	34 1499k	30 1733k	35 1188k

FAQ What is this thing? TL;DR: This tool shows overall raid performance (in terms of DpS) over a raiding week. Specifically, it shows how each member of the team performed on each boss, and overall, during the raiding week. The overall score is the most important part. How does this work? For each boss, whoever did highest DpS gets a score of 100. Everyone else gets a proportionally lower score, depending on their DpS compared to the top. For example, if the top guy did 800k, then doing 400k give you a score of 50, and doing 600k gives you a score of 75.
The individual scores for each boss are then averaged (dropping your lowest score, like some good professors do), and that is your overall score for the week. Can I sort this table? Of course. Click on any boss to sort by performance on that boss. First click makes it highest first, second makes it lowest first. Click on the Overall section to sort by overall score again. Also, if you mouseover a cell, you'll see your actual DpS along with percent of the top. What is this used for?

First, this is meant to be a friendly competition within the guild. Many of us care about our performance, and it's nice to have a unified, objective way of comparing it.
Second, we use this as one factor in evaluating performance, especially that of trials, and when deciding whom to sit for a fight.
Please note the "one factor" part. This tool should not be taken to mean that we only care about DpS, or that we emphasize DpS over mechanics. If someone gets 100 on each fight, but also routinely wipes the raid by disobeying mechanics, they will be likely be sat for that reason alone. Mechanics still matter, but evaluating them in an automated way is harder - but this doesn't mean we don't do it.

Why not just use warcraftlogs overall damage for the night? Isn't it the same thing? No, for several reasons:

First, our raiding sometimes spans several nights.
Second, there's no way to drop your lowest score in warcraftlogs.com.
Third, and most importantly, just adding raw numbers unfairly benefits those who perform the best on a fight with high DpS cap. Here's an example: In Nighthold, some specs could do 5M dps on Skorp, whereas others could only do 2M or less. If you're that 5M guy, you'll end up first overall pretty much no matter what you do in the rest of the instance, even if you then keep doing 500k while others do 700k. By normalizing scores for each boss, we can get a more fair look at the overall performance. By the way, this is exactly what warcraftlogs.com itself does when comparing specs, as you probably noticed (if not, go on their main page and look at the spec ranking - you'll see Aggregate Using Normalized Scores as the default selection).

What do the colors mean?

Top DpS for each boss is golden. Good job!
Scores between 95 and 100 are orange. That means you did within 5% of the top guy, which is almost as good as being on top.
Scores between 90 and 95 are purple. Being within 10% of the top guy is still great. If everyone is at that level, we're doing awesome.
Scores between 80 and 90 are blue. Being 10% to 20% below is not ideal; there's definitely room to grow.
Scores between 70 and 80 are green. That means you're 20% to 30% below top.
Scores below 70 are gray. They mean you're 30% or more below top.

Note that those colors, while similar to what warcraftlogs.com uses, have a different meaning: your actual performance compared to the top, rather than your percentile. If everyone in the world did between 950k and 1M dps on a boss, everyone would have an orange color here, but there would still only be 5% of people at 95+ percentile. What if I die on a fight? I'm gonna get a zero, tanking my score for the week, no? No. You'll still get the score corresponding to the actual DpS you did - that is, total damage divided by total time, not time you were alive. And while this may be a low score, especially if you die early on, we drop your lowest score, allowing for one death or one bad fight. What happens if I miss a fight or several? Won't those zeros massively worsen my overall score? No. If you were missing for a fight, that fight simply won't count for the average. You'll see a dash in that cell. However, you need to have been present for a certain minimum of fights each week to be included in the table at all. Who made this? Who maintains this? Who should I bother with questions or proposals? Charodey, for all three.