What the hell does “proc” mean? : r gaming - Reddit For example, if u use a skill that has a chance of doing extra damage and it triggers thats a proc If you use an ability that has a chance to turning into another ability, and it does, thats a proc If you have a passive that triggers when something happens, say +x damage if at 50% hp, or extra healing if a teamate is on fire, thats a proc
etymology - Where did the word proc originate? - English Language . . . According to this article from 2006, proc comes from way back in the old MUD (multi-user dungeon) days, although it didn't get popularized until Everquest Short for spec_proc (special procedure), which is a bit of code triggered to cover a special case that the default code doesn’t handle
Turns out a bunch of weps cant proc at all during GCDs . . . - Reddit All recorded proc data for these weapons besides pure auto attacking is now called into question Thanks to tilkku and Dhoris from you-know-where, Maybellene and Smeet from the Pretty Lame Paladin Sheet, and Jad from the Armaments Discord for all contributing to the total of 1,612 hits with 0 procs using 6 of these listed weapons
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What the hell does Proc mean? : r riskofrain - Reddit Your proc coefficient also determines how long each bleed lasts, so if your proc coefficient is 2 (which funnily enough scavengerrs have a proc coefficient of 2) your bleeds will be twice as long In the same way, procs will be rolled twice If void fiends M1 had a proc coefficient of 2, it would be twice as likely to trigger AtG, for example
Proc rates of 1-handed weapons with cold-based procs Table 1 List of 1-handed weapons, the number of swings done with each weapon, resulting procs, and estimated proc % and proc per minute (PPM) Conclusions Additional testing is required to actually determine what weapons would be best to be used on Viscidus (or even if this is a reasonable strategy) including whether special attacks can trigger
Lifesteal and Crusader proc questions : r classicwow - Reddit There was a post awhile back in the rogue discord that because crusader is unique per weapon and doesn't have an internal CD, some people were getting multiples of the weapons they cared about and then when crusader proc'd they'd weak aura or macro swapping to the same weapon in their bags that also had crusader so that with good RNG they could theoretically proc upwards of 4 crusaders
Confirmed Weapon Procs That Scale With +Spell Damage Stats Shadowstrike - 100%, proc rate unrecorded EDIT: Breaking news, a couple recordings that add up to roughly 500 melee hits show a proc rate of 8 5% chance-on-hit (or 1 7 procs-per-minute on average) Fist of the Damned - 100%, proc rate unrecorded Demonfork - 50% (10% every 5 seconds, DoT), proc rate unrecorded
What does proc mean in gaming? : r NoStupidQuestions - Reddit You would get a proc on every hit When it was talked about by players, it got abbreviated to simply "procedure" or "proc", and that's how the term came about Eventually, special procedures were added for many other events as well, like when a specific piece of armor is hit, or when a spell was cast, and these too were called "procs"
Thunderfury stats - 6PPM, Proc doesnt scale with +Spell Damage Saying thunderfury has a 6 ppm proc chance is the same as saying it has a ~19% proc chance per hit So does any 6ppm effect on a 1 9 speed weapon In this case we are talking about a unique weapon proc so there is no different-speed weapon to compare it to