How to learn what is the best rotation for a team comp?

There's so so many option for team comps, how you do accurately test and know what rotations are best? Are there any bosses that work well for rotation testing, how do you best keep track of numbers?

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Fleur_Hiiroluvr2026-01-06 22:37

Well I personally usually look up team comps and then what the rotations look for it. But when I'm personally experimenting with some random stuff it's often looking at duration of abilities so if one support's buff lasts 15s and others 12s then its obvious in what order to do them. Then there's stuff like if i have some TTDS character then they obviously go last before the dps, if i need to for example swirl correct element in the setup then i think of that and etc.

So tldr, for me I either just look it up or try to just figure it out based on my game sense and knowledge of playing this game for 5 years.

Rex_Lapis_2026-01-06 23:42

By simply knowing what is the purpose of a character, like you always cast furina burs then healer them swap to the main dps

TTV_RedPanda2026-01-07 01:58

For 'smaller' optimisations, if you arent a hard core tcer, you could use a damage calculator. I often use one to test out small changes like artifact set bonuses, weapon passives or even whether or not a constellated support out performs a lesser invested 'BIS' teammate because guides usually follow set standards that may not always match your own.

issm2026-01-07 02:16

Longer buffs > Shorter buffs.

Any buff that requires specific application order (i.e. TTDS > main DPS, or Main DPS element > Swirl) in that order.

illoterra2026-01-07 04:01

My method is simply trial and error.

To figure out rotation, you figure out team comps first. To figure out team comps, you just need to figure out which character has the best kit to compliment the others.

For example you want to play Raiden Shogun. To increase damage, you can either buff your characters or debuff your enemies. Or both. So you need to reduce your enemies Electro resistance. We have many options now; any Anemo character with artefact Viridescent Venerer, Xilonen, and Chevreuse (overload comps only).

After finding your shredder, you can pick the play style you want. You want Raiden Shogun hypercarry? You want Electro-Charge? Or do you even want some wacky Aggravate team?

For example you want to play Raiden Shogun hypercarry. After you pick your shredder, you pick a support that directly buffs Raiden Shogun herself. Like Bennet, Iansan, Sara, Furina, Mona. After that, you check out which buff has a longer duration. The shorter buff gets casted last.

After that, it's just a matter of testing it out. I personally like to pick Algorithm of Semi Intransient Matrix of Overseer Network as my testing ground because it doesn't move a lot and doesn't have the invincibility phase.