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She has completely ruined the game for Widow/Hanzo mains at high tiers on any map that needs defense. You might as well just not play either. As long as Mercy hides, any pick you get is useless. Maps like Anubis attack that used to be so nice for Widow are just such a P.I.T.A now.

Would it ever be worth to use Mark of the claw as an enchant vs Trained soldier? I believe the 600 static buff would be more beneficial than a random proc but both haste and crit are better than mastery (for me personally) right now, so I am not really sure right now, any thoughts? Thanks

  Don't take this the wrong way, it's just me being bluntly honest with you. Gold is no excuse for not having proper consumables. There's a reason this game has a guild structure. Even if you can't support your own consumables you can find a guild that will help when it comes to raid time. "I don't have gold" or "It's too expensive" is rarely an excuse in this situation because you're seemingly wanting to pull out the best numbers you can. If you want to do that then you need to be using the best consumables / enchants / resources you have available. (I'm really trying to ignore your "really doesn't benefit me at all in the long run" comment.) I realize not everyone can make enough gold to invest into consumables when they're fresh in game (new expansion / new patch / etc). This is where a proper guild comes in; resources are divided, gathered, and created at a team level making the overall acquirement of such resources much, much easier and efficient. If you know you're going to raid (whether with your guild or pugging), you need to prepare ahead of time with proper consumables and necessities. Food, flasks, potions, runes, and tomes. If you cannot guarantee that your raid will have the feast available, you make it available. The raid will only thank you for it and you'll have the benefit of using the best food buff available to your spec. If you're not willing to invest in the proper necessities for your class and spec to perform the best you can then don't expect to perform the best you can. You'll always be short and behind others who do take the time to invest in these things.

Yea IDK why Obliteration isnt in the ST rotation. Also I dont know why SoN and Newfound Will didnt swap places on the  legendary list, wiith the fact that Newfound Will is better than SoN for obliteration.

Good afternoon, Erthelmi Jumping right into the logs, here are some things I've noticed: Talent Choice. In the first tier you have Fresh Meat selected instead of Endless Rage. Fresh meat is only beneficial for the first 20% of the boss while the 2nd is beneficial throughout the entire encounter and, as such, is the talent of choice. While you do have Moonglaives, you don't have Convergeance of Fates. CoF is a BiS requirement for the Fury spec, unfortunately, but it's usable at any item level. The increased use of Battle Cry will naturally increase your overall performance and make the rotation a bit smoother, if done correctly, when lining up your CDs and trinket. Checking your rotation, you're casting Battle Cry and Moonglaives at almost the exact same time. This, in effect, will not give the burst of the trinket the buff it needs from Battle Cry. You need to wait 1 entire GCD before using it. Here's a cropped image of your timeline where, both times, you used Battle Cry immediately (honestly almost the same exact time) after using the trinket:



The first use was right at the pull and the second use was a little after two minutes into the encounter.
  Checking your consumables, I would make sure to use the 500 strength food from the Suramar Feast instead of the 375 Haste food you chose to use. I checked your Frothing proc rate and you only missed it one time so this is good (everyone makes mistakes here and there; just make sure you keep maintaining the frothing buff) Your activity time is lower than expected. For Goroth, there's no reason not to have 99% activity time and yours is at 97%. This tells me you missed a small handful of GCD opportunities to be casting something. In the Fury rotation there's always something to cast; there should never be a GCD that you're not casting something. Even if you wait 1 GCD to hold off for a CD lineup, this wouldn't affect your activity time by a whole 2%. In your Execute rotation, I noticed your Juggernaut stacks stopped climbing. I checked the rotation out and it seems you chose to use Rampage after your Battle Cry was popped. Due to the such short Execute phase, you should've just popped your Battle Cry and spammed Execute the entire way through increasing your Juggernaut stacks and your damage done. You don't have Massacre or the ring so there's no need to cast Rampage in this phase. Just cast Execute, get your stacks up, use RB + BT to maintain the rage to cast Execute, and when the BC window comes up - go ham with Execute / BT maintaining the Enrage buff throughout. I hope these little tidbits help. If you should have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Thanks for pointing the issue out! I passed it on to Deadset.
The tables should be the up-to-date information in this case, so you should go with the CDR as the third stat priority. I will let you know once Deadset replies and I know for sure.

I was playing outlaw throughout entire expansion until 7.2.5 where I switched to sub.And to be honest ive been enjoying it much more than outlaw and i was capable of doing so much more damage with it even with 885 relics whereas i had like 900-915 as outlaw.

Since then my sub has become significantly more bigger that outlaw and I was just curious if new T21 bonuses combined with buffs could make outlaw fun again because sub's T21 looks kinda meeh