Nobility Performance Dashboard

The Voidspire Week 2

Scores

DpS

Both

Rank	Player	Overall	Heroic
Rank	Player	Overall	Imperator Averzian	Vorasius	Fallen-King Salhadaar	Chimaerus the Undreamt God	Vaelgor & Ezzorak	Lightblinded Vanguard
1	Blynth	96	100 95k	100 88k	100 82k	78 65k	80 92k	100 119k
2	Wheelshalah	95	92 87k	78 68k	87 71k	100 83k	100 115k	95 114k
3	Horangki	91	85 81k	91 79k	98 80k	65 54k	- -	- -
4	Airri	90	90 85k	93 81k	94 77k	79 65k	79 91k	96 114k
5	Erilara	88	85 80k	83 73k	89 73k	88 73k	84 96k	95 112k
6	Desynced	84	89 85k	81 71k	83 67k	65 54k	77 88k	90 108k
7	Mèdîvh	83	87 82k	77 68k	77 63k	80 67k	84 97k	88 104k
8	Neonblade	82	88 83k	79 69k	74 61k	84 70k	77 89k	- -
9	Shadowaero	80	78 74k	78 68k	84 69k	78 64k	83 96k	75 89k
10	Ftricky	76	82 77k	37 33k	77 63k	76 63k	68 79k	75 89k
11	Datsiker	70	76 72k	64 56k	68 55k	69 57k	70 81k	61 73k
12	Deadmara	69	- -	- -	- -	55 46k	64 74k	73 87k
13	Electrael	66	65 62k	61 54k	55 45k	60 50k	25 28k	90 107k
14	Saggitarious	65	68 65k	26 23k	67 55k	59 49k	70 81k	60 71k
15	Steezyxo	65	44 42k	66 58k	72 59k	60 49k	64 74k	61 73k
16	Meyeliecyrus	63	78 74k	44 39k	59 49k	71 59k	59 68k	48 57k
17	Deathrotz	63	79 75k	58 50k	70 57k	72 60k	35 40k	6 7k
18	Trowolf	63	61 58k	66 58k	64 52k	63 52k	57 66k	59 70k
19	Charodey	59	58 55k	52 46k	64 53k	55 45k	29 33k	68 81k
20	Blargwar	59	57 54k	63 55k	59 48k	59 49k	50 57k	57 68k
21	Tanel	59	52 49k	- -	- -	55 46k	56 65k	64 77k
22	Windgrace	55	62 59k	52 45k	15 12k	53 44k	51 58k	57 68k
23	Frostaegis	54	71 67k	67 59k	73 59k	28 23k	27 31k	34 41k
24	Randomlock	51	59 56k	55 48k	17 14k	- -	28 33k	63 75k
25	Bigdrako	42	46 44k	38 33k	37 30k	- -	- -	- -
26	Ídbebrícken	37	28 26k	28 25k	27 22k	31 26k	- -	62 74k
27	Lyterbox	33	- -	42 37k	15 12k	43 36k	26 30k	21 25k
28	Wellfaire	16	16 16k	15 13k	20 16k	17 14k	10 12k	12 14k
29	Shayel	11	11 10k	12 10k	14 12k	10 8k	10 11k	7 8k

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.