Its still up and AFAIK can be google search but you need to remember that its Genshin Helper so that it pops up first.
Otherwise, just go around and paste this link to anyone who has questions.
newplayer1352026-02-02 08:06
excel sheets for released units are basically defunct now with in-game DPS testing with customizable stats.
There's no reason to use a sheet when you can just see the DPS in MW with any stats you choose. I think the new way of TCing should be to just compile rotation videos in-game instead of on paper. It would be way more useful as well to demonstrate how to play
issm2026-02-02 12:14
Can't test pre-release. Or if you don't have the character/weapons in question.
If you want to pre-release sheets, then you still need other sheets done with the same methodology to compare against.
If other people do have the characters you're missing, their tests aren't directly comparable to yours. Not to mention, it takes multiple runs per team and character combination for reliability, and with all the possible team and weapon combinations, it'll take a while.
Not to mention constellations.
Sheets still have their place. Actual testing might make for good validation and spot checks here and there, but sheets are useful for running lots of comparisons quickly.
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This sheet?
Otherwise, just go around and paste this link to anyone who has questions.
There's no reason to use a sheet when you can just see the DPS in MW with any stats you choose. I think the new way of TCing should be to just compile rotation videos in-game instead of on paper. It would be way more useful as well to demonstrate how to play
If you want to pre-release sheets, then you still need other sheets done with the same methodology to compare against.
If other people do have the characters you're missing, their tests aren't directly comparable to yours. Not to mention, it takes multiple runs per team and character combination for reliability, and with all the possible team and weapon combinations, it'll take a while.
Not to mention constellations.
Sheets still have their place. Actual testing might make for good validation and spot checks here and there, but sheets are useful for running lots of comparisons quickly.