Stratfu debuts web tools for raiders and guild leaders
by Mathew McCurley 
Jan 6th 2011 at 6:00PM
- World of Logs Top DPS Analyzer Useful for checking out the top numbers from World of Logs to compare the numbers you're outputting with the best of the best. Knowing what to strive for as a DPSer in raids is a valuable tool, so see how you stack up.
- World of Logs CompareBot This tool can help you compare different World of Logs parses to check for inconsistencies, as well as see where you're having trouble. Important buffs and debuffs are highlighted, as well as some potential mistakes being made by the raid.
- Player Raid Achievements A quick way to see a character's raid achievements all in one, simple table (as opposed to having to troll through the armory). Great for sizing up a new recruit or applicant and checking someone's raid experience.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
duallabear Jan 6th 2011 6:34PM
Weird. I thought StratFu was dead.
But some pretty nice tools.
Seriallos Jan 6th 2011 6:58PM
While Kyth has stepped down from maintaining stratfu, it has been handed over. I'm not actually directly working with the current maintainer - Kyth graciously gave me hosting for these tools a while ago and I've just been using it as a place to serve from.
I'll be watching this comments thread if anyone has any ideas/suggestion/bugs to talk about as well. :)
Skummy Jan 7th 2011 1:19PM
Very nice. Keep it up!
Ivan Gantchev Jan 6th 2011 6:43PM
What mod lets you do vertical life bars like in the screenshot?
Inorinouta Jan 6th 2011 6:53PM
http://wow.joystiq.com/2010/04/05/april-fools-epeen-meter-under-development/
The April Fools EPEEN meter addon.
Toadsworth Jan 6th 2011 6:54PM
thats a screenshot from the april fool's epeen joke haha
Kuroiushi Jan 6th 2011 6:44PM
Yay! Some Maelstrom love. I love seeing people from our humble server. We love you RI!
Wobby Jan 6th 2011 6:50PM
GO SERI >:3
Mathew Jan 6th 2011 7:04PM
Maelstrom server best server
Matt Jan 7th 2011 1:20AM
Who cares about all the stats, play the game and have fun...
Narshe Jan 7th 2011 5:56AM
Believe it or not, trying to excel at playing your class and downing that new raid boss is considered fun for a lot of people. I love being able to see what mistakes Ive made and how to improve the next attempt. These type of tools arent made to point fingers (which, by your comment you probably have been told you did something wrong and didnt like it), theyre simply there to let more serious gamers enjoy the game that much more.
No offense, but when people brush these type of applications off like they arent useful, and saying "its just a game, have fun durrr," they usually dont know how to play the game very well. You probably dont even run a dps meter right?